with neither inmate providing details the jail gave both men time in the confinement unit. while many inmates in boston settle disputes with their fists, there are other stories to be told there as well. when we produce one of our extended stay series for lockup, our crew will be in a prison or a jail for up to 50 days in order for us to produce six episodes. they will interview more than 100 inmates and maybe 20 or so will actually make it on the air and then sometimes we meet an inmate who plays a very small role in somebody else s story and they just appear in the show ever so briefly. but those inmates have stories to tell as well. and one of the advantages of lockup: raw is that we get to tell those stories. during the boston series, we told the story of melissa allen, and how her struggles with drugs led to a host of problems for her and her family.
wrongful death trial against aeg live. those e-mails were thought to be lost but were found after what the judge called a lot of red tape. aeg lawyers argue jackson was responsible for his own death and that an addiction to drugs led to his bad decisions. o.j. simpson s fate is in the hands of a las vegas judge right now. she will decide whether the former football star turned convicted felon gets a new trial. simpson says his former defense attorney botched his 2008 trial for armed robbery and kidnapping and ended up landing him in prison. at a court hearing yesterday simpson s ex-lawyer yale galanter testified that he put every ounce of blood, sweat and soul into the case. there s no date yet for the judge s ruling. i bring in paul callan, our legal expert in new york, a defense attorney, former prosecutor and cnn legal analyst and represented the estate of nicole brown simpson in the
as 60 450i8 miles away from tha volcano. e-mails from michael jackson s manager could become important evidence in the wrongful death trial against aeg live. the e-mails were thought to have been lost but were found after what the judge called, quote, a lot of red tape. aeg lawyers argued jackson was responsible for his own death and that an addiction to drugs led to bad decisions. i want to get to more on the boston bombings. the attack happened near the finish line of the boston marathon as you know. the running community has been rallying the whole time in support of the victims. here s our tom foreman with this week s american journey. reporter: across the country, ever since the bombings, thousands of runners in dozens of races have taken to the roads in the name of boston. many wearing special signs of their support, offering respect and raising money for victims.
details the jail gave both men time in the confinement unit. while many inmates in boston settle disputes with their fists, there are other stories to be told there as well. when we produce one of our extended stay series for lockup, our crew will be in a prison or a jail for up to 50 days in order for us to produce six episodes. they will interview more than 100 inmates and maybe 20 or so will actually make it on the air and then sometimes we meet an inmate who plays a very small role in somebody else s story and they just appear in the show ever so briefly. but those inmates have stories to tell as well. and one of the advantages of lockup: raw is that we get to tell those stories. during the boston series, we told the story of melissa allen, and how her struggles with drugs led to a host of problems for her and her family. all this is the dirty work.
and how her struggles with drugs led to a host of problems for her and her family. all this is the dirty work. walk the street, sell drugs, do all that. a couple streets down, that s where i live. and they ve put me in a room i can see everything i did. but inside suffolk county, melissa was striving to improve her life, in part, by studying for her g.e.d. that s how we met megan douly. she was voluntarily tutoring melissa. ten times number? you add a zero to a number. 10. 30, 40, 50, 60 yes. easy. she doesn t know the multiplication tables. i do. that s something i excelled in when i was in school. i have a job as a bookkeeper and everything else. so math is one of my better skills, you know. when we asked megan about why she wanted to help melissa with her schoolwork she had told us