dzhokhar tsarnaev, this bad, evil man, and whether the crimes justify putting him to death which is what prosecutors are arguing. they had witnesses testifying the super max prison is too lenient, too many privileges, so it s going to be an interesting deliberation once it gets going. well and that is significant on the issue of we talked about the super max prison and how terrible a prison it is, but now with the rebuttal, the prosecution reminds that jury that as deb said, there are privileges that you have in that prison and you re still alive, you can get educated in that prison and perhaps it s not the place that the defense would like you to believe he s alive after all to enjoy privileges that those who have died have not. and you also get to chat with the unabomber and ted kaczynski, richard reid, no picnic at the super max. but i m fascinated by the dichotomy of the careless, man in the courtroom.
the site with mcveigh who knew how the bomb was built and where explosive material was purchased. how is it he is not now in prison it? is to say at the least controversial. and complicated. his lawyer illustrated these charts back in 1995, as fortier told him what he knew. this diagram is the actual diagram that tim drew on a piece of paper. what he called a shape charge. the barrels of explosives. this is how they would be set inside the truck. a number of small children being carried, bleeding heavily from the face. the deadliest home grown terrorist attack in u.s. history. 168 people killed, including 19 children to. day the site of the murrah building is a memorial. michael fortier could have taken information, told authorities and stopped the bombing plot in its tracks he chose not to do so.
hope says the difficulties of the prison visit are worth it. i knew who he was before i started coming to see him at the prison. and i liked him then. because we were friends first. and that s what made us bond as lovers even better. and it was special because we didn t make love until we got married. that s something that i never did before. so i was happy about that too. what are you going to do for two days? we are going to have fun. do a lot of exercise, jumping jacks and stuff like that. liar. golden is escorted across the prison yard to the family visitation center. his long awaited reunion with his wife is just moments away. okay. extremely excited. yes.
but in prison, the two women seem to have discovered a comfort zone. you get in here and you don t have anybody, you don t have anything. so you sort of cling to somebody. and women are more affectionate or whatever, anyway. so it looks like normal couples on the streets but it s all women. some look like boys. yeah, they shave their head and walk around like a little boy. even hold themselves like there is something down there. but any relationship in prison involves toeing the line. a new couple is like the staff sort of zone in on them give them a hard time. but then after a while it s like they get used to seeing it as a couple and they sort of ease off. you can t, you know kiss in front of them or do a sex act in front of them but they re not on you for every little thing. i respect the staff. they got their job to do. so i don t cross that line. in spite of rules against it, kathy and devon appear to be a picture of domestic bliss. i m the wife. we spend our m
turn back around. squat, cough. all right, go ahead and get dressed. meanwhile the bonds family has to pass through security as well. though it was nearly a three-hour drive to get here, jerry bonds sr. feels it is worth it. when a person is down you really have to be there for them. so what we try to, relay back to jerry is that we hope he will get out of here sometime soon. and then when he do get out, you know, to pick up where he left off. and show these kids they re not just coming up here for nothing at all. i mean i m anxious, man. i want to see them so bad. i wish i could touch them and hug them. i guess it s better than nothing. finally, the waiting is over. what s that? how y all doing? look at you.