stamped like elmer county jail in like a red stamp. so like i'm reading this letter and you know, like in the letter he like apologizes for something that happened like back in 9th grade just because he wanted to like apologize to everybody he had wronged. >> every person i've written i've told the exact same thing. i'm not a murderer, i don't know if you believe me or not, but i'm not. i couldn't kill anybody. and then like in the end he put a bible verse so like that just showed me in the midst of this situation that you're in, you're trying to encourage other people, so it was just like really crazy to see that. >> i was just thinking about the light at the end of the tunnel, my favorite bible verse, jeremiah 29:11. >> you still thought you had a future? >> i knew i had a future. >> madison's present, though, was the four walls of a cell. time in jail did not motivate him to confess to crimes he says he didn't commit. his