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Offenders or mdos. they make up the largest population of patients at atascadero, and they have a long history of mental illness and violent criminal behavior. >> i hurt my girlfriend. i hurt my mother. she claims that i knocked her eye out. >> these patients are here on parole. they have already served out their prison sentence, but they are here, because think are considered too dangerous to be released back into society. >> it is male and female voices that know what i know and they bother me and needle me and push me and sometimes i can handle it, and sometimes i can't. >> doctors and ther...

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Less loud than usual. lot less drinking than usual. >> less tailgating, i hear. ed, do you think that this sort of ratcheting down is because people are exhausted from the fewer roar of the first half of the week or because as more and more information is released, it is sobering? >> reporter: yeah. definitely has been sobering for a lot of people. a lot of people i know in this area, they can't watch -- they don't want to watch tv anymore. they're trying to tune it out and resume their normal routine, normal life. people have mixed feelings about what should have happened with the board of tr...

>> these patients are here on parole. they have already served out their prison sentence, but they are here, because think are considered too dangerous to be released back into society. >> it is male and female voices that know what i know and they bother me and needle me and push me and sometimes i can handle it, and sometimes i can't. >> doctors and therapists know that for many of the patients there is no cure for the illness. for these patients, their only chance at a so-called normal life here at atascadero or on the outside is staying on medication. >> i have been on every medication tha...

They have already served out their prison sentence, but they are here, because think are considered too dangerous to be released back into society. >> it is male and female voices that know what i know and they bother me and needle me and push me and sometimes i can handle it, and sometimes i can't. >> doctors and therapists know that for many of the patients there is no cure for the illness. for these patients, their only chance at a so-called normal life here at atascadero or on the outside is staying on medication. >> i have been on every medication that they have and hear voices since 1978...