she s going through radiation. her cancer just came back for the second time. i m sorry to hear that. thanks, she s dealing with all of this crap and then, of course, me. i know how this sounds but she gives me a reason to live, you know? i mean, besides her, there s really not much. coming up i knew something was not going to end well with tilghman. tilghman kronsberg s mother pays a visit. stabbed 40 times. the first knife wound that i remember, the knife actually went up and went into my tongue. inmates learn about the devastating aftermath of a violent crime. ng that. what, you think we own stock in the electric company? i will turn this car around right now! there s nobody back there. i was becoming my father. [ clears throat ] it s.been an adjustment, but we re making it work. you know, progressive.com makes it easy for us to get the right home insurance. [ snoring ] progressive can t protect you from becoming your parents,
detention center in charleston. so this is a really good start for the impact that violent crime has on an individual. the turning leaf program run by amy barch is in the final weeks of classes. at the end of the course, we have a graduation. i always tell the participants that s my day off and it s their opportunity to run the class. they do poems, testimonials. amy asked leonard heyward to emcee the ceremony. looking forward to it. the pizza party at the end. not worried about the pizza, man. worried about getting out of here. i can t sit back behind the wall and watch life pass me by. my motivation is that i have a daughter to get back to. i m working on bonding out directly after graduation. i m hoping they call my name as i have the certificate in my hand and that s it and then i m out the door. check. tilghman kronsberg will also leave the jail someday but it
leave the jail someday but it will most likely be on a bus to state prison. you have a visitor. kronsberg admits to killing his girlfriend during an argument in which he said she threatened him with a hammer but even those closest to him are not optimistic about his future. i think he ll go to jail for a long time. i think i ll be dead before he gets out. i ll never be with him. i know that. how you doing today? all right. jean reese is kronsberg s mother. even though he was sent to segregation for creating a weapon, he is still allows one visit per week. see your id. reese tries to see him while undergoing treatment for breast cancer. when i first got in, i don t know how to say or feel, i was shocked about what he d done but i thought, he s my son and i love him. i went in and when he saw me, he broke down like he was 4 years old. he was totally crying and went into total hysterics and never
coming up got the pizza party coming at the end. not really worried about the pizza, man. i m worried about getting on out of here. the turning leaf inmates prepare for graduation and tilghman kronsberg gets a visit from home. me giving into them, i m not doing that. i m hanging up. you re hanging up? yeah, because i can t listen to this anymore. dress out two to dress out one.
i don t remember half of it. i don t know. it s just unbelievable to me. i loved her more than anything in the [ bleep ] world and i just can t believe this happened. this life is over for me. unfortunately, i don t believe in the next one. i wish i did and i hope i m wrong. but then again if i am wrong, i ll be going straight to hell. so i m pretty much [ bleep ] either way. kronsberg completed his time in segregation but two weeks later, he might be headed back. this time for allegedly crafting an unusual weapon. this ball has been manufactured from pieces of peeled paint and probably has a toilet paper core or pieces of fabric as a core, something to wrap the paint around.