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Not only by hamilton s stubbornness but by its sudden appearance after nine years behind bars at other state prisons. he has taken a cellie up until he got here. once he got here he just stopped taking cellies. that s not a luxury of being in prison. he should have thought about that before went to prison. he has to have a cellie. escorted back to his ad seg cell, hamilton is optimistic he ll win his battle and return to general population without a cellmate. i m happy. i don t have to i get my tv, radio and my property back. later, we were with hamilton as officers escorted him to his new general population cell. it s all right. just relax. breathe in. don t get tense. i can feel the tenseness. you can? yeah. it s all right. ....
okay. i m serious. you don t have to marry him. yeah, i mean, it seem that way. you re placing this inmate in the cell with me. i mean we re not we re not outside the cell all day. we re inside that cell all day. yeah, but that should have been a consideration before you went to prison. the committee is baffled, not only by hamilton s stubbornness but by its sudden appearance after nine years behind bars at other state prisons. you have been taking a cellie up until the time you got here. once he got here, he just stopped taking cellies. that s not a luxury of being in prison. he should have thought about that before he went to prison. he s got to have a cellie. escorted back to his ad seg cell, hamilton is optimistic that he will win his battle and return to general population without a cell mate. i m happy. ....
I got to sit down. i might have to come up like this, or he can just turn inside here and walk this way. yes. this is how you do it. you do your back that way. you know what i m saying? ain t nobody gay up in here. few things in prison are as key to survival as having a good cell mate. when you live with a person 24 hours a day, you build up a brotherhood, a sense of you build up a rapport that you don t have with your family. and you re both dependent on each other for survival. but some cell mates can t get along. lockup crews have heard vivid accounts of inmates attacking their cellies. i got into an altercation with my bunky. i ended up stabbing him. i stuck my hand up his ass to my forearm and bashed his head and made him drink out that toilet. and the took the towel and strangled him and opened the door and tried to throw him off the tier. i tore the sheet and wrapped ....