i think this place ain t that bad. you know everybody hates it, but see the glass half full, not half empty. stout-barstow says optimism has helped her serve time. she was sentenced to 90 days and three years probation for child endangerment. according to her arrest report, she was acting erratically at an electronics store and was with her 6-year-old son when police were called to investigate. the report says neither of them was wearing shoes and that her son said he had not bathed in the past week. nice, nice. thank you, vanessa. nails by vanessa. stout-barstow says at the time of her arrest, she was fleeing an abusive boyfriend. an additional charge of being under the influence of a controlled substance was later dropped. but she admits to having taken what she thought was crystal
just having people look at me, just made me uncomfortable and i just felt like dirty in a way. it was very scary. i was i can t stop crying. i m never been in this kind of trouble before, so it s new and i don t like it. markert was just arrested at her high school and charged with drug possession. she has yet to enter a plea. i have been using drugs since my freshman year, so for about four years and before it was just weed, marijuana, and then it turned into experimenting can other things and started drinking in seventh grade, i think, and it just kind of escalated from there. all right, i love you. okay. bye.
that you do not need close supervision, means a lot to an individual woman who has been stripped of dignity and self-esteem and all those other things. it doesn t look like it, but she can eat. i love to eat. being italian, that s our thing. it s a culture thing. eat. lizzarago, who is on probation for grand theft in another county at the time of her arrest, was originally charged with 23 counts of what prosecutors said was a mortgage refinancing scam, aimed at immigrants. i was doing really well. i was successful. i had a $1 million company. lizzarago made a plea deal in which she was sentenced for five years for grand theft and ordered to pay $32,000 in
his 12-year sentence prevent him from finding a port in his storm. a few days ago ago, he took a major step. he got married. i got married here in santa rita, you know? on valentine s day. so you know, it was kind of a she was kind of happy about that. hey, baby. how you been? i ve been all right. del judas new wife, maria, has been visiting weekly since he s been at santa rita. and during her last visit, they tied the knot. when we do visiting, it s through the phone, through the glass. they don t let us touch or nothing like that, but, hey, better than nothing. i love you and i miss you. i ve known vincent since i was maybe about 7 years old. we finally decided to make it official maybe about two, three years ago. unfortunately, he did get locked up a few weeks after. i decided to stick with him.
it turned into experimenting with other things and started drinking in seventh grade, i think, and it just kind of escalated from there. all right, i love you. okay. bye. laney marcert? yes. have a seat. i m going to ask you a few questions. you ever been through this process before? no. first time in our county jail? yes. you been in juvenile hall? no. never been arrested before? no. are you addicted to any drugs or alcohol right now? yes. what are you addicted to? alcohol and heroin. too young for that. i know. a short time later, markert is handed a blue jump suit, the uniform worn by female inmates assigned to minimum security general population. you can t take your own personal underwear or bra. so you have to put that on and then all your personal belongings go in there and tie it in a knot and let us know when you re changed.