00:00I know you're grieving, but I just, I want to tell you that your son was murdered.
00:07They sweet stuff, I made the rug all the time.
00:12If you're an inmate in Alabama prison, you're probably praying every night that nothing bad happens to you.
00:18It's dangerous and volatile. It could explode at any moment.
00:23I mean, it's corrupt. That's all you can say.
00:27It happens.
00:28We're finished.
00:30What are we finished with?
00:31Film, film.
00:32Why?
00:36Can you hear me?
00:37Yeah.
00:38Hold on a minute.
00:40Hold these in here.
00:41Oh, okay.
00:42Don't talk.
00:50We have record numbers of people leaving out of here body bags.
00:53They don't want the public to see what's really going on on the inside.
00:56How can a journalist go into a war zone, but can't go into a prison in the United States of America?
01:03The state is settling one lawsuit after another. There's no consequences for their actions.
01:08It's not the inmates that kill them.
01:09There's an argument that there is some systemic problem within all of our facilities, and I wholeheartedly disagree with that.
01:19How can you defend this?
01:22That one guard, he knew something. I could tell he was a liar.
01:28We are going to pursue it based on the facts to the fullest extent that we're allowed.
01:37Their biggest fear is to see us come together on one accord.
01:39We got to take our power back.
01:42We have to come together and make a stand that our life is worth something.
01:46I came to prison in 1985.
01:48I know these folks are true.
01:52We have been taking life and death risk to get this information out while we still can.
01:58We'll see you next time.
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