He's going to life.
[inaudible]
Feels good, that I, that you know, I'm [inaudible] bed.
It's actually making my time go by faster as well.
Mr. Kelly.
Yeah.
Come on out.
Hey sir, how you doing?
Step back in here.
Come on out.
[inaudible]
[music playing]
I don't know what [inaudible].
Be I don't even know.
Go ahead.
You're just going to walk that way.
Yo.
Come to the vent.
Hold up, bro.
What the hell they they came got him for?
Man, [bleep] informant, bro.
That what it is?
Hell, yeah.
INTERVIEWER: It's the, it's the first time we're seeing you.
Yeah.
[laughter]
I was wondering when y'all was going to come get me, man.
The way [bleep] was talking in a room,
and they're just so happy to get [bleep] out, bro.
I think I'm doing a good job keeping my cover.
I think I'm really doing an excellent job.
Bro, he don't even look like he made for jail.
Bro, he don't even look like he did nothing wrong, bro.
He said he in for some credit card [bleep] $20,000.
Oh, hell no.
If they come and get you out the room
and interview you individually, how
does one know if you snitch.
If they find out that you a snitch,
pretty much get ran out of the e on it.
If I snitch on [inaudible],, then might can be my life.
I didn't know if he going to snitch on me,
but if he did snitch on me, I know
I'm going to see him again.
And if you a snitch, you're a rat.
You're going to die.
I feel like I did everything perfect.
You know, I put the jail locks in my head.
Oh shit, they did his hair and everything
before he came in here.
I'm blending in well.
I think my story is good.
I got a damn informant in my room.
They came and got your man with a whole camera
crew and everything.
I really think I am fitting in the pie.
It's just a big culture shock really, just going in here.
So, but I'm adjusting well though, I think.
[music playing]
[inmates talking]
I told you, bro, your roommate a fed.
I've been saying that shit, bro.
He got a wire on him, man.
That man wired up, man.
They ask you to do the documentary?
The ask you to do the documentary?
Naw, I ain't saying shit.
Kind of caught me of guard a little bit, because you know,
a lot of people don't know that y'all pulling
people out for interviews.
Yeah, I think it drew a red flag.
You a fed.
He's a fed.
What did I say, y'all?
And I just looking around like, dang, like my heart
dropped, and I'm just kind of like, oh shoot.
[inmates talking]
Come on up.
Oh, you [inaudible] [bleep].
Let's go, sir.
Sir, we're going.
Sir, go!
Sir, come on!
[bleep]
[music playing]
He was then pulled for interview.
They starting to see it now, but a lot of people
didn't know that.
Yeah, it was kind of a scary moment though.
Where they all going?
They take you to the fifth floor in that little room
with the lights and shit.
They ask you questions like, how you feeling.
Or like, I don't know.
Like, they're, like, like they, you know they watching,
so they might like, say, they seen you beat somebody,
and they be like, why you get in a fight,
and something like that.
They ask you questions and stuff like that.
They was like, we see you traded your tray,
when you [inaudible].
Oh, they just asking and saying,
I see you traded your tray.
Yeah, and they're like, what made you throw [inaudible]..
Aw.
So they, they, they're investigating us to come
up with some real charges.
[bleep] [inaudible].
I think I did everything good.
You know, I blend in good, I stay in my lane.
And then, I knew I didn't want to have no issues with rumors
of [inaudible].
And when that gang kind of hit me, I was just like, dang.
You know, I was just like, man.
I feel like my time's going to start getting rough.
[music playing]