Maybe.
Little acid tabs, huh?
Some.
Apparently, there is a fluoroscopy
of some sort under which inmate mail is inspected.
You know, they smell perfume.
They see a spray.
And they fold it up and deliver it to the inmate.
I was assured that I could give the signal,
and they would pluck me out of there.
This is the cavalry?
A couple of fricking frack tweedle dee,
tweedle dum chuckle nuts.
This is my backup?
They bring me a handwritten note that says, call me.
Now, I have 60 killers looking at me going,
what the hell just happened?
This is jail.
They don't bring you notes.
Hello?
Yeah.
Yeah, I'm here.
Nothing.
You have about 10 minutes before I blow this [muted]
up and shut this whole party down.
I think the whole signal thing, you know-- we'll be right in.
We'll take care of you.
No. No.
No.
I'm talking.
I'm giving this about 10 minutes before I stand up
in the middle of this [muted] table
in the middle of this [muted] room
and let the whole [muted] jail know what's going on.
I know where the dope's coming from.
I know everything, all right?
In the event, if there was an issue,
if I felt threatened, am I supposed
to spend 60 days hoping you guys show up at some point?
The door popped, and they call my name.
And I'm thinking, this is finally going to happen.
We're walking down this hallway.
I'm thinking I'm going to an interview.
And I look up, and I'm at intake.
I'm like, what are we doing here?
And he's like, the chief says you've got to go.
SHERIFF LAMB: Steve's antics will not be tolerated.
The stakes are just too high.
I cannot take any chances with not only his safety,
but especially jeopardizing the safety
of the other participants and this entire program.
So there is no way he can come back into our facility
after making a threat like that.
- I'll be right back. - Yeah.
Just he's going to have to do that release form.
Oh, don't tell me that.
Yeah.
That dude was kind of funny stuff, bro, if you ask me.