end of the day i still love jimmy. jimmy been with me all my life. i'm used to him and i want him. you know what i'm saying? plenty of times when i've been lonely, you know what i'm saying, hiding in the closet in foster homes, he's the one i talked to. he's not all bad. you know what i'm saying? we've made bad decisions together. >> a jail caseworker, who asked we not use her name, says corey's situation is not unique. >> i've had clients tell me that they've heard whispers, they've heard people talking, they've heard voices of their family members in their past, enemies in the past, animals, different various types of things. we never challenge their hallucinations. we always listen to them and then we try to make appropriate referrals. so if we feel like they need to see psychiatry, we make sure that happens. if they need to be medicated, we'll encourage medication and, if possible, have them see psychiatry and have them prescribed.