[music playing]
BILL: The new ice machine is--
I love ice.
There's not much ice in prison.
Most facilities don't have ice, like a cold drink.
Like everybody else takes it for granted,
18 years with virtually no ice, yeah, you kind of crave ice.
So I got out.
I look forward to ice.
Sharna bought an ice machine for the house.
I was forbidden from using the ice machine.
A lot of things you can't do or have here.
I don't know if ice is against their religion.
I don't know.
SHARNA: Mark?
Yeah?
Hang on.
SHARNA: I've been storing it downstairs.
Did you get it out?
MARK: No.
It wasn't me.
SHARNA: Well, that means Bill has gone down the stairs, which
I told him not to do, and he's brought
the ice machine up here.
I do not understand why he is so rebellious to follow the rules.
Soon after Bill came, he was wanting ice.
We don't have our freezer hooked up to the water system
because we don't use city water, so I bought a small unit
and make ice cubes.
I made a bunch of ice cubes, filled
up the ice tray in the freezer, and he can get ice that way.
The ice machine is pretty expensive,
and I don't want him messing with it.
He doesn't take care of things.
I'm upset that Bill went down in the basement
and found the ice machine and brought it up
and used it without permission.
He directly went against my instructions.
And I think it's just disrespectful.
Hi, Sharon.
Hi.
BILL: [laughs] I'm enjoying some ice.
We didn't have it in prison.
What do I look like?
I don't know how to operate to freaking ice machine?
This is, like, one button.
You fill it with water and push a button.
This is just a textbook example of her controlling nature.
It had to be put away if she didn't have company,
never mind that I was living there and I like ice.
But you can't keep a man from his ice.
BILL: You still got my meat over there?
BILL: Keep it in your freezer for me.
I can't bring it back over here yet.
SHARON: OK.
Mark and Sharna have a next door neighbor named Sharon.
We've grown very close.
When she found out I was not allowed
to eat meat at that house, she came over
with a plate of fried chicken.
I would actually buy meat in the supermarket
and ask her to hold it in her freezer
because with all their restrictions and rules,
I couldn't keep it in Mark and Sharna's house.
And look here, I've told him over and over
that he puts the tin cans and glass
and cardboard in the recycle.
There's a can.
I'm going to go put it in front of his door.
Maybe he'll get the hint that I'm not putting his stuff
from there to there anymore.
The past few weeks have been really bad.
And Bill is just not doing what he's supposed to do.
He's disrespectful, argues with me,
like every day, about stuff.
He has not gotten a job.
He really has done nothing.
He hasn't accomplished anything that we know of.
I'm really upset with Bill because everything that
goes on in this house, everything that we do,
he tells his girlfriend.
This is my home.
I love my home.
Mark and I love this.
We've made it the way we wanted.
And it's not a place of peace to come anymore.
Honey, would you carry that ice machine back downstairs?
We need to put it somewhere else, if you could find
a different place to put it.
I'm not making him any ice tonight.
He's going to have to wait until tomorrow.
That's his punishment.
It's ridiculous.
It's like a teenager.
I'm going to look and see if there's anything else he's not
following the rules on again.
OK, honey, here's the list.
Wow, it's well over 2,000 already.
SHARNA: I'm at the end of my rope with Bill.
We've given him more than 100% of effort in trying to help
him, but he won't help himself.
I've been keeping a tab of everything
that I've expended out on Bill in clothes, shoes, cologne,
other items that he wanted.
He was very forthright in saying that once he got a job
and got money coming in that he would
pay me back for everything that I had purchased for him.
And he still doesn't have a job.
And Mark and I are just wondering,
are we really ever going to get paid what he owes us?
He wanted more clothes.
And so I took him to Burlington and a shoe place
and got him three pairs of shoes.
How many--
I bought him shoes.
You did?
Yeah.
He didn't tell me that.
MARK: So far, we've paid for just about everything for Bill.
We really didn't get into it for the money.
But he is really not contributing to the household.
It's really adding up.
And at some point, it's got to stop.
SHARNA: Toilet paper, I haven't added that on,
but he's using an excessive amount.
And I'm like Bill, what do you do with 24 double rolls
of toilet paper in a month?
We don't use a fraction of that.
We use, like, two rolls in a week.
You know, toilet paper rolls have disappeared
at the rate of about one a day.
Coming upstairs to take more and more is really ridiculous.
I have no idea what's going on in Bill's bathroom.
But he certainly eats a lot of meat when he goes out,
and maybe that has something to do with his toilet paper usage.
SHARNA: This is really frustrating
that I feel like when I'm not here,
that he's going to use whatever he wants,
he's going to do whatever he wants.
I'm done with this.
You won't believe all the crap that's been going on here.
It's getting to be a bit much, wearing on my nerves, [sighs]
a lot of drama, a lot of drama, especially with Sharna.
PRODUCER: What happened?
BILL: It's not easy.
But I knew I needed to watch my P's and Q's around here
because I'm on parole still.
But I didn't come here to be verbally abused.
Basically that's what's going on.
Mark said he kept a ledger of my toilet paper use.
And it was like, I'm like, what are you, fricking crazy?
Who the hell keeps a ledger of somebody
else's toilet paper use?
I use toiled paper.
Why are we even discussing toilet paper.
So I made this video, and I just vented.
I was just venting a lot of frustration that day.
I've never showed them the video yet.
Mark, Sharna, you have plenty of toilet paper
until you sell a house in 30 years
or maybe when you both move on to your next spouses.
You can explain why there's so much extra toilet paper here
that you had a houseguest that made
sure you were amply reimbursed for all
the toilet paper he used.
I absolutely feel betrayed by this version of Sharna.
I didn't come to Indiana or to this household
to be manipulated or be left in fear
all the time because of what control or rule
she's putting on me.
They tell me you're keeping a log of how
many I use since I moved in and I can't
have any more toilet paper. That's OK.
We can move on.
You guys pray for me.
I'll pray for you.
It's time to end this charade.