louisville. for most of the past two years, the man who murdered his brother was incarcerated in the very jail in which bishop worked. dennis hall not only admitted to killing officer bishop s brother, but cashing his social security checks and concealing the bodies for weeks in the basement of the house they shared. i m 50 years old. my life ain t been a whole lot of anything. i ve really, i ve really messed up my life. i ve been in and out of jail, in and out of prisons. i would get a good job, start doing dope and lose it. i m just basically a three-time loser, you know? and this is the last time, because this is going to take me to prison for a long time. the first thing i wanted to do was to take justice into my own hands, but i decided against that. but near the end of our shoot in louisville, officer bishop would get a sense of justice when he and his family appeared in court for hall s sentencing.
the connection that officer bishop, who we had been filming, was actually his friend s family, related to run of his close friends growing pup and officer bishop remembered jeremy going up and going to kid s birthday parties and being a part of their lives. jeremy was there when forgot which one s birthday it was, but they had the ninja turtle show up years ago. really? i got pictures of that. so he used to come over all the time and went to school together. he thinks highly of you. i spent more weekends over at their house than i did with my own parent s. i used to damn near live there. he was real glad to see you. glad to see you re doing good, too. off-camera, i talked to jeremy to see if he was going to be okay, having to deal with dennis hall down the line. because i knew we had more to film and he assured me he was fine. jeremy was great, he was very professional. he never indicated to dennis hall that he knew the victim. hall was sentenced to 40 years in state pr
louisville. officer bishop would get a sense of justice when he and his family appeared in court for hall s sentencing. it was at that moment that a member of our production crew suddenly realized that he, too, had a personal connection to the bishop family. it was production assistant jeremy stark. i noticed the door open, and one of my best friends from high school mother walked in. and his brother walked in. right after. it terms out that jeremy had spent part of his childhood in louisville and a very dear childhood friend of his happened to be the son of dennis hall s murder victim. we re in a courtroom, i can t talk out loud, but i was anxious to know what the situation was. so we re whispering back and forth. so i could figure out what this relationship was.
family. that related to one of his close friends growing up. officer bishop remembered jeremy growing up. and going to the kids birthday parties and being part of their lives. jeremy was there when i forgot which one s birthday it was, they had the ninja turtle show up years ago, i got pictures of that. i spent more weekends at their house, than i did with my own parents, i used to damn near live there. he was real glad to see you. glad to see you re doing good, too. off-camera i talked to jeremy to see if he was going to be okay. having to deal with dennis hall down the line. i knew we had more to film and he assured me he was fine. jeremy was great, very professional. he never indicated to dennis hall that he knew the victim. hall was sentenced to 40 years in state prison.
we were close. i don t remember a time about my brother. officer bishop does not come in contact with hall or berringer. it s a good thing. to be honest with you, if he was walking in the hall way, i know i couldn t say for sure what would happen. coming up i don t want anybody to say they are sorry. they were sorry for getting caught. officer bishop faces his brother s killer in court. but first just to keep it from getting infected. you keep on cutting. self abusive behavior taxes jail staff. you are hitting your head on the wall in there. you seem knowledgeable, professional. would you trust me as your financial advisor? i would. i would indeed. well, let s be clear here. i m actually a dj. [ dance music plays ] [laughs] no way! i have no financial experience at all.