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We cannot do it again. once you know it's wrong, you have to stop. >> praise god. [ applause ] >> i just shared >> i just shared what was going on with me. i'm still in the process of rewriting the script on what i should be doing and not falling back on my past. fortunately, i came to prison so i could stop and i could figure it out, what life was all about, and not get killed before that. >> the time has come for robb to stand before the members of his therapy group. in tomorrow's session, he will have to relive the final moments of his crime and explain exactly what happened the night he mu...

>> in today's therapy session, robb is hoping to understand the anger that fueled his youth. >> for a lot of the guys that are in there, it's not just one crime. you know, they've been in trouble since they were 5, you know, and done numerous things that weren't okay. and it's important, i think, that when you start really acknowledging the pain of what you've caused that you acknowledge all of the pain that you have caused. >> now robb has to go back to when the violence began and talk about the father who guided the way. >> um, okay. family history. my dad was a gangster. gambling, extortion...

Romney in illinois. msnbc's alex wagoner will have full coverage at k after months of intense peer therapy, inmate john robb is coming to terms with the brutal murder he committed. >> i could have stopped but i didn't. i chose not to. when it was going on, i didn't think that i had any other choices and that's asinine just thinking of that, because there

Conversation in the car, that started the falling out between skip and myself. >> weeks later, robb says he and his accomplice had a chance encounter with skip. robb took the opportunity to end their relationship for good. >> this is what happened, my -- the way i remember what happened. i saw skip on the floor with blood on his face, and then brian was leaning over skip with a piece of pipe in his hand. brian's kind of -- you know, i'd

Later. i'm not even the same person anymore. >> but robb's anger and violent behavior didn't end with that crime. he says he spent his first years behind bars segregated from the rest of the prison population. >> i had reached a point in san quentin prison where i wasn't allowed to be with the general population or anybody because i was vicious and angry and mean. i used to pace back and forth for hours, days, years. i had a little visit from the warden of san quentin. and he told me a story about, they killed the last grizzly bear in 1948 up in the kern river county. "if you don't behave your...