locked in a rehab place which i think is a little hard core for me. i m not a heroin addict. i don t smoke crystal meth. i just drink a little too much alcohol every once in a while. today, denbraven has a visit from the people who are both his victims and biggest supporters. we re here for our weekly visit with our son sean. this is the second time being arrested. it s mainly cycled around alcohol, alcohol abuse, a little drug abuse and getting out of control and getting in trouble. glen and kathleen denbraven are still dealing with the violence inflicted upon them by sean nearly three months earlier. furniture tipping over. lamps breaking. very traumatic. it s like, this is not happening. this is not my life. he screamed at us, i hate you. i m going to kill you, and he doesn t remember any of that. no. he s a 20-year-old trained marine. what can i do to stop him? he wants to hurt me, he can hurt me. denbraven says when sober, he s the last person he d want
love you too, dad. what s up? what s up? nothing. i just really don t want to, like, have to go to rehab. i know. forever, that sucks. i ve been in jail three months. figured out by now i don t want to [ bleep ] around when i get out of here. you have to do whatever the judge says. really? is that how it works? what else am i supposed to say? i just don t want to live at some stupid rehab place pop want to be able to go home. i think have fun with it, anyway. no, no. no. you re high. no, i m not. you must be stoned out of your mind. okay. that s enough. no, mom. you ve never been incarcerated for five minutes in your life. you have no idea what you re talking about. no, i don t presume to. you re acting like you do, right now. yeah. so i don t know what else to tell you. okay.
know, i m pretty confident that, you know, it will all work out. over in h2-a, the minimum security men s unit also known as the hamptons, sean denbraven s history with alcohol starts him down a dangerous road as well. i don t know. it didn t have a time on there. probably a 30 to 90 day program. that s why, bro. denbraven pled guilty to pummeled his father with 20 punches to his face and bit his mother and pummeled his father with 20 punches to his head and face. i didn t drink every day or nothing. i was a binge drinker. when i did drink, i drank way too much and got into all shorts of shenanigans. denbraven received the sentencing recommendation, calling for him to go to an in-patient rehabilitation facility rather than prison. denbraven is not happy about the news. i don t want to move from being locked in jail to being locked in a rehab place.
all right. i love you. i ll talk to you again. love you too, dad. what s up? what s up? what s up? nothing. i just really don t want to, like, have to go to rehab. i know. forever. dude, like, that sucks. i ve been in jail three months. figured out by now i don t want to [ bleep ] around when i get out of here. you have to do whatever the judge says. oh, really? is that how it works? what else am i supposed to say? i just don t want to live at some stupid rehab place. i want to be able to go home. i think you ll have fun with it anyway. no, no, you re high. you must be stoned out your mind. that s enough. no, mom, you ve never been incarcerated for five minutes in your life. you have no idea what you re talking about. i don t presume to. you re acting like you do right now. yeah. so i don t know what else to
happen to us, that one of our children, you know, would go off the deep end, would end up in jail. you going to say hi to your mom? yeah, sure. let me talk to mom. all right. i love you. i ll talk to you again. love you too, dad. what s up? what s up? what s up? nothing. i just really don t want to, like, have to go to rehab. i know. forever. dude, like, that sucks. i ve been in jail three months. figured out by now i don t want to [ bleep ] around when i get out of here. you have to do whatever the judge says. oh, really? is that how it works? what else am i supposed to say? i just don t want to live at some stupid rehab place. i want to be able to go home. i think you ll have fun with it anyway. no, no, you re high. you must be stoned out your mind. that s enough. no, mom, you ve never been incarcerated for five minutes in your life. you have no idea what you re talking about. i don t presume to. you re acting like you do