detectives investigating the murder say glen did it in order to coerce the prison into letting him cell by himself. after we did the interview with robert glen, we went back to his cell. and he freely demonstrated what it was like when he was committing his crime. and he actually demonstrated with the string how he attempted to decapitate his victim. my fish line. what i do is i make a little slip knot at either end. something like that. the string has to be a lot stronger. because you don t want them getting out of it. a little piece of sock. like that. that s good to go. glen is currently serving 98 years for the two murders he committed behind bars. but he left us with the impression that his predatory behavior may have extended beyond just these two. how many people have you killed? i ve been convicted of two.
that original murder charge, something completely unexpected happened. they find me not guilty. and it it righteously blew my mind. i laughed. the irony was classic. knight should have walked away as a free man. instead, he remained incarcerated until he was tried for his jailhouse murder. this time he was found grill the and given 79 years in prison. but that murder was no random killing or crime of passion. assuming he was headed toward a life in prison anyway, he killed out of ambition, to join an organization he had admired since childhood, the mexican mafia. so when you re a kid, you want to shoot for the stars. i want to be that. i want to be that guy. out on the streets someone may want to be a ceo of a well-known company, to be their own boss. you re back here, it s still power. and because of the power behind
i wonder what the state said was the reason. there s not a jury in the world that s going to not feel there wasn t a reason for murder. i m curious what the state said was your reason. the state said the reason why i killed these people because i m trigger happy. the state said the reason i killed these people i have absolutely no control over my violent behavior. the state said i killed these people because this is the nature of who i am. bailey did nothing to dispel that notion when he arrived in prison. when i got incarcerated i declared war on the state of indiana. they gave me this excessive sentence as a result of my crime. well, i m giving you excessive violence as a result of my anger. so i decided to just rage. bailey had only recently been released from indiana s segregation unit where he had spent five months for violent acts committed in prison. now he was finding new ways to quell his impulsive behavior, including meditation. the truth is man s greatest challen
bad. how bad? i m in here for kidnap ransom murder. that kind of bad, you know? galvan s last kidnapping ended beyond bad. even before it got to the ransom stage, one of his victims managed to call his parents and give his location. when i was in the car with these two kids, they weren t kids. they were over 18. i don t mess with kids under 18. they called their parents. and the cops ended up following us. and the helicopters. so it ended kind of bad. that s how i got caught. what happened? well, i cut the guy s neck. and the cops surrounded the car. and pulled me out. you know what i mean?
them. that meaning the mexican mafia. christian knight was probably one of the most engaging inmates i ve ever encountered doing lockup. he was very articulate, very well-read, very well-spoken and quite proud of his career as a criminal. i gave my a game. i would do it to the extreme violence-wise, selling dope-wise. in the lockup extended stay episode in which knight originally appeared, he gave shocking details of what he meant by extreme violence in describing his l.a. county jail murder. we warn you, the following is very graphic. and i walk up to him, hook his leg, go over a bare naked choke hold, bring him down. i throw in my hooks and choke him out. and snap his neck. when his neck snapped you feel it right against here pop, snap. and i pulled out my piece, stabbed him in the neck, let him have it in the chest. and he started making noises.