The interviewee describes how he felt he couldn’t fully understand his trial experience.

The interviewee describes how he used his prison job to deliver bags of dope as a way to feed his habit.

The interviewee talks about some of the reasons he was a drug addict.

The interviewee describes how he used negative coping patterns to survive prison and how he was able to change that.

The interviewee describes how he lost friends after quitting smoking in prison.

The interviewee describes what is was like to leave prison.

The interviewee describes his difficult childhood as a child surrounded by neglect, addictions, and a toxic environment.

The interviewee talks about her experience in prison, becoming clean, going to board, and figuring out who she is. She does this by going to groups and classes.

The interviewee tells a bit of his home as a child as well as his family dynamic. He also speaks a bit of how he turned Pro in boxing.

The interviewee speaks on his experience with a specific gang in prison and also on how he no longer drinks.

The interviewee tries to move forward, leaving her past behind. But eventually, the past catches up to her and gets arrested.

Interviewee explains his sobering process during his trial and becoming more aware of his charges and situation. He describes all the trials that had been stacking up until his final arrest for murder.

The interviewee describes becoming an meth addict in his teen years.

The interviewee describes his battle against alcoholism and the events that lead up to his life crime.

The interviewee describes the death of a family member from addiction and how that influenced his sobriety.