in confinement, young and nixon will also be separated. those changes are routine to inmates like jack hill who has spend much of the last 30 years in prison. it s life. it s life in prison. but you re in prison, people come, people go, you know, you don t miss them. just remember them. what can you say? take it as it comes. good with the bad. for every negative try to make a positive. another change hill is about to experience is the prison s upcoming ban on smoking. personally me i m kind of looking forward to that. you know. take them out. get them out. i don t know if this is going to sound morbid or anything like that but sometimes after losing so much of my family i start thinking about mortality in here. i would i really don t want to die in prison. okay? although it s a very real possibility that i may, because we re not guaranteed tomorrow.
disorderly conduct. theft. disobeying orders. fighting. possession of weapons. possession of narcotics. assault or an attempted assault on inmates. lewd and lascivious exhibition, telephone violations. several spoken threats. nixon has also seen his share of trouble. i came here for a ride, the whole, it was a big ride and they emergency transfer everybody to this unit. the officers kept on just bugging us about oh, you won t do this. you won t do that. y all scared. y all kids. and they just always mess with us. so everybody got tired of it and we just tore up the dorm. in confinement, the men have little to do when they re not working on the labor squad.
time. everett s classification as a gang member has also cost him his spot on the restricted labor squad. left, left, left right, left right, right left. right left. this morning, the squad is headed somewhere other than the farm. we re in what s called the dog run, in between the two outer fences that surround the perimeter of the institution. we come in here once every week or two weeks. we come in here, get all the weeds out, any crash that might have blown in and rake everything to where there s no footprints in case an inmate does breach the first fence we can see foot prints in the dog run. it s more security reason than anything but it also looks good. have you got a ho? no weeds? i need you to get the dirt, soften it up. don t stand around. while some squad members appreciate the chance to be outdoors, others like philip nixon, could do with less exposure to the elements. how did you get so sun burned? rls. we go out there and do work but there s no shade. you k
while mchellon and parker have developed a father and son type relationship, it may soon be coming to an end. mchellon expects that any day now he will be released from confinement and transferred to a general population unit. open population is, you got a lot more privileges, a lot more room to move around and do things. you don t have so many restrictions against you. i can go outside of the dorm and walk along without having the chaperone and cuffs on me. i don t have to be supervised continually. the downside is leaving parker behind. i don t want him to go. at the same time i m going to miss him. i want him to go. he needs to get out of here. like i said this is prison in prison. nobody wants to be here. coming up, cell mates, nixon and young find themselves in hot water over a telephone call. i m trying to talk to my mom, and he writing stuff off like that.
no matter what they did it was well worth it. in addition to the extra time in confinement, young and nixon will also be separated. those changes are routine to inmates like jack hill who has spend much of the last 30 years in prison. it s life. it s life in prison. but you re in prison, people come, people go, you know, you don t miss them. just remember them. what can you say? take it as it comes. good with the bad. for every negative try to make a positive. another change hill is about to experience is the prison s upcoming ban on smoking. personally me i m kind of looking forward to that. you know. take them out. get them out. i don t know if this is going to sound morbid or anything like that but sometimes after losing so much of my family i start thinking about mortality in here. i would i really don t want to die in prison. okay? although it s a very real