mayberry. griffith played a single bad who kept the peace and doled out advice in a country town. in the 1980s he found fame again in the courtroom drama matlock. he was a member of the tv and christian music hall of fame. want to bring in our own larry king who joins us by phone who knows mr. griffith well. you interviewed him several times. give us your impressions, your sense of who he was. well, suzanne, he was an incredible person. not only as a talent but as a friend and as an individual. he was always kind and sweet and he was an underrated performer in my opinion. he did a movie called a face in the crowd in which he played a i guess it was sort of a controlling media figure who played sort of a hit who suddenly becomes a famous american, influencing politics and everything has and his comeuppance at the end. he got an academy award nomination. he was bbrilliant. he did a play call eed no time for sergeants which was turned into a film, a great theatrical co
life sentence, but his road at santa rosa could be tougher than many others due primarily to his size. at 4 6 , he mustç always be rey to defend himself against inmates who believe they can take advantage of him. even if i knock this door down, you know, i am always going to have a problem here. so if a dude bring a problem to me. i am not going to handle it in hand-to-hand combat. i am going to try to hurt somebody. going to try to physically hurt them because he trying to do me harm. whenever you go into a war with a man and you fight, there is no guarantee that i am going to come out alive. flanders says if he is unable to have his sentence overturned he doesn t plan on coming out of prison alive. if i can t get out the right way, i will get out the wrong way. they will have to kill me here. i won t do the rest of my life in here. and i feel, that s something that i feel very strongly on. i won t live here for the rest of my life. i won t.
pretty deep cut. she started moving her arm around, making sure there was blood splatters. i go and get the car, i back it up. i can t find her. but i see that her bathroom door for the master bedroom is closed. and that s when i realize, okay, she just wants the door kicked down. when i kicked that door down, i see her silhouette with a gun. i said, patty! she goes, boom, one time. and i guess the first shot went through my arm, which i didn t know, because of the shock. she fires again and it hits me here in the collarbone area, and it knocks me to the ground. and i m on the ground and i m crying, patty, patty, what are you doing? it s me. stop this. why are you killing me? stop this. it s me. and she was still firing. she fired another one. and that one hit my leg.
pretty high. were you number one? just put it as i was the president for the whole state of florida, yeah. garcia is at hillsboro county appealing a 17 1/2-year prison sentence for trafficking cocaine, selling extra ecstasy and possession of a firearm. he s been in custody the last three years. how did you get guilty dreams on your eyelids? just a lot of things i felt guilty for. i didn t want my family to be involved in none of this. i didn t want my daughters to be without me. when you are in the criminal life, you don t think about getting caught. garcia was caught after making several drug deals with a police informant. he was arrested at home and his family witnessed the magnitude of his reputation. it took them like nine hits with the ram to knock my door down, but by that time i was
used somebody else s needles without me knowing. i used needles for 17 years, and i ve been tested every year, and i beat it. considering you share needles with katie, what are the chances she has hepatitis? 99.99%. coming up in pittsburgh, it was really hard to get needles. katie ellis makes a revelation about her drug use. yeah, pretty gross. but first, a former drug dealer takes a hard fall. nine hits with the ram to knock my door down, by that time, i was trying to get out the window.