she knows her. visit wasn t long enough at all. happy before and sad after. because i feel like i m going to lose all the baby years, you know? all the baby things are going to be gone. so, it s kind of sad. coming up got one here that says louisville. brian sauer becomes a jailhouse jeweler and michael draper finds trouble in general population.
how, somewhere my heart grown call the pain inside the tears i cried, the pain i can t let go look at me now but in the time he s been at louisville metro, he s discovered a new talent. got one here says louisville. gotta represent louisville, kentucky, where we re from. that s a pretty popular one throughout the jail. and i make these are smaller ones, actually. these are for, like, the girls. sauer makes rings using a number of items he scrapes together in his dorm. he starts with a plastic deodorant bottle, some string pulled from his mattress. i ll take three of these strings here and braid them together, makes this right here. he uses the string to slice off the small, ring-shaped neck of the plastic bottle. cut that off. three for a dollar! i ve got to pop that ball out
visits, you know what i m saying, the things, the small things that are important in places like this. it s going to be tough for me out there, you know what i m saying, because i don t want to have the stuff like with the tattoos on my face and it s going to be hard for me to find a good job but whatever s necessary for me to do. i m tired of being in the system, but i don t know where i see myself five to ten years from now. hopefully not in prison. maybe i have a couple more kids with my fiancee. she s looking forward to that, living a normal life. his incarcerations have already cost him custody two of children from a prior relationship. the state of kentucky involuntarily terminated my parental rights to my children. which is a hard pill to swallow. haven t seen them in four years now. sauer s not alone when it comes to missing children on the outside. okay. you got a strong relationship. all right?
money, phone calls, letters, cards, things of that nature, visits, you know what i m saying, the things, the small things that are important in places like this. it s going to be tough for me out there, you know what i m saying, because i don t want to have the stuff like with the tattoos on my face and it s going to be hard for me to find a job, but whatever s necessary for me to do. i m tired of being in the system, but i don t know where i see myself 5, 10, 15 years from now, hopefully not in prison. maybe i have a couple more kids with my fiancee. she s looking forward to that, living a normal life. his incarcerations have already cost him custody two of children from a prior relationship. the state of kentucky involuntarily took away my parental rights to my children, which is a hard pill to swallow. haven t seen them in four years now. sauer s not alone when it comes to missing children on the outside. okay, you ve got a strong
but you know, there s a certain way you weave it in there. it s a pretty tedious process, but you know, in jails, in prisons, we don t got nothing but time. it takes sauer about two hours to make one ring. it s a great time-passer. and a hustle, huh? and a hustle. yeah, so, i sell them. sometimes i ll sell them for $2, but sometimes i ll just sell them just for a noodle or a shot of coffee or something, you know what i m saying. inmates typically refer to the trades they do for snacks and favors as hustles and sauer is not alone in having one. marriage, a strong relationship, another trip. angela griffin s is foreign-telling. whoo, there s some money on top of love. you ve got some money coming with love, girl. actually, they used to call me gypsy lady, like a long time ago. griffin s latest customer, patricia smith, is awaiting transfer to prison for drug possession. no surprise to griffin. you re about to travel.