term came from. to get into that, you have to have three different hits on three different people. i ran the organization. drug trafficking, making money, just a lot of violence and a lot of [ bleep ]. i m in protective custody because i m a dropout. i get to live with child molesters and rapos and weirdos, people that are mentally sick. this is what i get for debriefing. look, i got married. shy boy give it to you? what? shy boy proposed to you? yeah. people that i have met since i ve been in this type of unit are in my yard. i have met people that i have actually befriended and know a lot about. out on the mainline, i wouldn t have even talked to them. we would be trying to kill each other. and now we are right next door to each other.
term came from. to get into that, you have to have three different hits on three different people. i ran the organization. drug trafficking, making money, just a lot of violence and a lot of [ bleep ]. i m in protective custody because i m a dropout. i get to live with child molesters and rapos and weirdos, people that are mentally sick. this is what i get for debriefing. look, i got married. shy boy give it to you? what? shy boy proposed to you? yeah. people that i have met since i ve been in this type of unit are in my yard. i have met people that i have actually befriended and know a lot about. out on the mainline, i wouldn t have even talked to them. we would be trying to kill each other. and now we are right next door to each other. we eat out of the same bowl. they are my friends. we re together as one in here. how i met speedy gun, he was
as far as them moving over inmates off the block, it happens. this is life. this is the consequences for being if you look up, the fourth deck is pretty high, you know. you see people taking an elevator ride. the problem is, there ain t no elevator. the fall doesn t hurt them. it s the sudden stop at the end. the inmates have created their own hierarchy in this unit based on their own form of respect. the old-timers live on the top tier. a lot of them respect me. not because they re scared of me but because i ve spent a lot of time in here. tony duran is one of the influential inmates on a-east. he s been in and out of prison for 20 years for robbery, and burglary. murderer, robbers, they re up here. child molesters, rapos, they re down here. it s a food chain, you know? everything is about respect in this place. how you carry yourself determines how you live.
to have no fun. if they don t like someone, they won t let somebody in their section. they ll get moved. they ll get moved. they will straight out be told, get yourself out to the pod and get moved. you re not welcome on the block. there is a pecking order that they go by. as far as them moving over inmates off the block, it happens. this is life. this is the consequences for being if you look up, the fourth deck is pretty high, you know. you see people taking an elevator ride. the problem is, there ain t no elevator. the fall doesn t hurt them. it s the sudden stop at the end. the inmates have created their own hierarchy in this unit based on their own form of respect. the old-timers live on the top tier. a lot of them respect me. not because they re scared of me but because i ve spent a lot of time in here. tony duran is one of the influential inmates on a-east. he s been in and out of prison for 20 years for robbery, and burglary. murderer, robbers, they re u
inside the prison where the inmates treat one another. they don t treat sex offenders very well. basically we re constantly finding them assaulted. we re constantly finding them extorted. we re constantly finding them beat up. it s almost a never-ending situation with your sex offenders. we ve interviewed many inmates who have expressed contempt for sex offenders. but few have done so as dramatically as one of the most memorable murderers ever profiled on lockup. carl abhul, from the spring creek correctional center in alaska. there are certain people with certain criteria, rapos, child molesters. you can t cure them. there s no cure for them. you kill them. that s how you deal with the problem. there s no more problem after that. abhul, sentenced to 77 years for murdering a co-worker killed again at spring creek.