some of the inmates choose to participate in activities they would not consider on the yard. ron brook may be under pressure to blend in with the other white inmates. the order of the day is military style calisthenics. the privacy of this intense physical training is fiercely guarded, so we watch using the prison s closed-circuit camera system. brook is worried our cameras might attract unnecessary attention from the other inmates. he refuses to see marcia and diane, but agrees to speak with group facilitator mike brewer. brewer has worked in the prison system for almost 20 years and often acts as an inmate liaison for marcia and diane. we don t know. but if you re willing to continue, then i ll go ahead and continue. i think that he shut back down. it was not okay to be seen in
coming up, a convicted murderer creates a new life on the run. when you re guilty of something or you re on the run, you re running. even though nobody s chasing you. and later a confession in group puts inmate brook in danger. guys who do that kind of thing, he showed a lot of trust in the group.
may be the reason brook was so hesitant to show his papers. if his story leaks onto the yard, he could be a target for violence. suddenly, a small riot erupts in the yard, and inmate brook is involved. all i really know is that it all i really know is that it appears that somehow or another it got out into the yard that he was a sex offender, and was confronted by a group of inmates and got into a fight around that. the brawl sends brook and the other white inmates involved to solano administrative segregation unit, otherwise known as the hole. officers will keep all the men
but their primary focus is on what inmate brook is missing. i m sad that ron left. initially for sure, you know, because he s part of the group. he had a lot of work to do. he had spoken openly about his crime. we were just getting there. i thank you for being a part of my life today. this week, marcia and diane have invited victims of violent crimes to share their personal stories with the men. so the format today after check-in, each survivor will take half-hour, 45 minutes to tell their story, and then you all will be able to ask questions, and then we ll go to the next person. remember, that you have the right to ask any question, and they have the right not to answer any question. victims and offenders need each other, we believe, to really
in prison, in the buildings and in the yard, a person doesn t normally show emotion. it s a sign of weakness. coming up, brook tries to run from his past. we are so high on adrenaline, that time almost stops. and later brook comes clean about the murder and reveals a shocking new detail about the night of the crime. i felt numb and cold but i didn t stop. [ male announcer ] everyone deserves the gift of a pain free holiday. this season, discover aleve. all day pain relief with just two pills.