urdiales. the following morning, he was waiting for her. and asked her to join him for breakfast. there was a night and day difference between the two rides. this time urdiales would kidnap her, violently attempt to sexual assault, tie her up and lock her in the trunk of his car. forcing her into the fight of her life in the middle of the desert near palm springs. it was like i was in hell, and i was with the delvil, and there s no way to even explain the sheer terror. urdiales certainly enjoyed inflicting chaos, harm and pain on others. forensic psychiatrist park deets, assessed that usrdiales disappointments in life led to his anger issues. he is motivated by revenge
bars. my addictions and everything that i ve gone through, i think it starts from a really, really young age of when my mom passed away. lack of having my mother and being around gang members most of my life led me to the criminal lifestyle. counseling sessions like this are a new effort by the jail to keep inmates from coming back. how many times have you been incarcerated? about nine times. nine times as well. 18. 18 times? from beginning until now, about 20 times. i ve been in prison three times. i have six prison terms and like 13 or four booking numbers in l.a. county alone. why have you kept coming back? when you go home, the first people that greet you are the people you were partying with before you left. it kind of just sucks you back in. do you think you ve become institutionalized? definitely. definitely. i choose to keep coming back to jail. but this is the last time.
i m about to share with you right now comments from both presidents, bush and obama about the political life led by senator john mccain the powerful example he set. first the 43rd president, george w. bush. thing about john s life was the amazing sweep of it from a tiny prison cell in vietnam floor of the united states senate. from trouble making plea to presidential candidate. wherever john passed throughout the world, people immediately knew there was a leader untheir midst. and one epic life was written the curage and greatness of our country. for john and me there was personal journey. our hard fought political history. back in the day he could frustrate me. and i know he d say the same thing about me.
late teens. that s when one of his childhood friends introduced him to sean carter, a want to be rapper from brooklyn. the three founded rockefeller records and sean carter became known as jay z. we sold probably close to 60 million records. that was more than 20 years ago. his hunger for a bigger life led him to seek out the symbols of wealth. we always looked outside of our immediate culture because we wanted to be bigger and grow and also experience what the world had to offer. he got jay z to rap about these luxury products by name. cars and even a line of clothing they themselves produced. all of this influenced fans and brought huge profits. when he finishes his workout his stylist meets him at the gym to
murphy before hair. thank you for being with us. i m so sorry for the loss of your son again. can you just talk about him. what kind of a guy was he? yes. he was a fun loving young man. still call him a boy. i do, because he s my baby boy. he s always going to be my baby boy. sure. he love he was a star wars fanatic. he liked the patriots and most importantly, he loved his wife and his two children. he was really dedicated to those two sons. yes, he was. yes, he was. he s a family man. and mismurphy, i know you ve talked about him as a god fearing man and that all of his decisions in his life led him to being an army ranger. can you explain that? yes. my son, even when he was young, he just lived and breathed army.