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- I was about four years old
when my dad got 25 to life in prison.
I want to get to know him.
I want him to see my life, you know?
I want him to be proud of me.
And I think he would be.
- You know,
I myself was at Salinas Valley 13 years.
So this is important to us
because we remember what it was like to get out.
- There's too many of us that are in here
that are trying to do the right thing
and tired of being the person that we used to be.
And all we're doing is a bunch of men
trying to do the right thing,
that's all we are.
I'll do anything in God's power to help you.
- We want to handle this as carefully as we possibly can
until you walk out those doors.
That's the end game,
that's where we need to get to.
- He's got two elderly parents.
He's 55.
Yesterday she tells me,
"I may not be alive when he gets out."
So my anxious for this re-sentencing
to be extended one more minute.
- We made it, man.
- What?
- [Man] Nothing, man, you've grown up, look at you.
- Yep.
- [Man] You look just like me.
- I know.
- That's crazy, hon.
- [Man Two] So what you want to do, Ma?
- [Mom] What do you want to do?
- I just want to spend some time with you, that's it.
- [Voiceover] Los Angeles.
- [Voiceover] From my office we've gotten
20 ordered released as of yesterday.
We got three done yesterday. (clapping hands)
I have 16 set for next Wednesday.
Those are all confessions.
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