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Says some of his personal belongings, including letters from his daughter, were stolen by other inmates when he transferred cells. it's dirty. it's nasty. it stinks. i wouldn't let my dog live like this. i lost my phone privileges. i can't talk to my kids or my wife. the commissary's nothing. i'm not even depressed about that. $20 ain't nothing. but it's the point of my letters from my daughter. that's what gets me through. you know what i mean? i'm through, man. i won't talk no more. >> while segregation is hard on many inmates, diontray jackson now uses his time there to do what he does best...

>> come on! i ain't never had a problem with my account. >> all right, let me ask you something. >> i ain't never had a problem with my account. >> if you didn't know nothing was wrong with it, then why did you have to put it on somebody else's account? >> because i owe the jail money. >> exactly! so you're taking money from us, from metro government. >> how?! >> because that money would come. if you put it on your books, that would go to your booking fees you owe. >> booking fees is bull[bleep] anyway! i got to give you $35 to lock me up?! >> absolutely. you know how much it costs a day to in...

And to make matters worse, he says some of his personal belongings, including letters from his daughter, were stolen by other inmates when he transferred cells. it's dirty. it's nasty. it stinks. i wouldn't let my dog live like this. i lost my phone privileges. i can't talk to my kids or my wife. the commissary's nothing. i'm not even depressed about that. $20 ain't nothing. but it's the point of my letters from my daughter. that's what gets me through. you know what i mean? i'm through, man. i won't talk no more. >> narrator: while segregation is hard on many inmates, diontray jackson now use...

But a lot of the c.o.s will tell you i've done calmed down a whole lot, so i've been the inmate before with the buck-wild mentality, with the not caring for nothing and not knowing the code. you know what i'm saying? i've been there, dude. >> narrator: now at age 33, voltz says he would like to begin a new chapter. he will soon be eligible for a work-release program, where he'll spend his nights in jail, but can spend days in preapproved locations, such as the louisville tattoo studio he owns with a friend. >> whatever i do, i'm gonna have to do it on my own or with my group, because i ain't g...

>> he had a physical altercation with me, and it just landed him in jail. but it's a blessing in disguise, because now he can't experiment with nothing, except for tattoos [chuckles] and he's sober, and he's happy. i mean, i got the man that i met back, you know? >> narrator: though he's working on the relationship, voltz still claims the police report was exaggerated. >> let the police report tell it, i beat her, threw her into a wall, and all that [bleep] is that the truth? no. i never beat her. i never threw her into the wall. i never did none of that. >> narrator: but voltz admits he has b...