due to mature subject matter, viewer direction is advised. we want to save these dogs' lives. >> the jail program attempts to save sheltered dogs from being put down. >> the within reason they've not been euthanized is because you guys have agreed to come into this program and obedience train these dogs. >> i think that's what escalated with my dream. >> and -- >> he started running down the street screaming, help, help,

and he goes, you shot me. >> pregnant and armed. one muss turn in a family member to save herself. >> yeah, we were close. people like be snitching not cool, but i have a child to look out for. just five miles from savannah, georgia's historic downtown is the city's jail facility, the chatham county detention center. >> everybody face the wall. >> while most of the 1,500 inmate here's are only accused of crimes and are awaiting trial in resolution of their cases, the job of keeping them safe and secure. >> i'm deputy edwards. i have a few questions for you. >> falls first to the classification didn't who

decides where each inmate should be housed. >> do you feel you have any enemies in here you know of? >> no. >> the classification people are what i would call air traffic controllers. they've got 1,500 bodies flying through this area a any given time. many are members of different gangs. naturally they would want to attack each other. >> are you affiliated with any gangs? >> no, ma'am. >> many are witnesses against others who may be in here. the people that oversee classification have to make sure that none of these bodies get in close concert with each other because then we're going to have problems. >> one of the ways that staff can distinguish different classifications of inmates is by their uniform color. tan or blue are for workers. orange signifies disciplinary or administrative segregation. and general population, most inmates, wear the standard issue green. but in the women's general population units, an orange pullover has special meaning. >> the orange tops that you see

some of the females have on are to indicate that they're pregnant. >> if anybody was fighting or there was a really big commotion gone on, they'll know she's pregnant and nobody else is pregnant and i guess it's to protect me. >> if there's a fight or anything happens in the wing, you want to easily be able to spot the pregnant females, make sure they're safe. they need to always be housed on the lower level. we don't want them going up and down stairs, you know, for their safety. >> la kwan brown is pregnant with her first child, a girl. >> yes, she's very active. she's really, really active. i think that's the best part of my day. that she moves and she's oklahoma, that's the best part of my day. >> being pregnant here is

stressful with the different hormones and things imooh going through, but i keep it together. >> brown is unlikely to leave the jail before her baby is born. she's been charged with two carjacking incidents two with her boyfriend and co-defendant, moseby. they both include aggravated assault, murder after one of the victims died from the gunshot wound. they have both pled not guilty. brown, however, said she and mosley were present when the man was shot but said they were innocent passengers in the victim's car. she said the victim was a friend of hers who she had called to ask for a ride. >> he was originally going to get me and my boyfriend. when he pulled up on us, that's when everything went haywire. >> brown says without warning her cousin pulled a gun on them. >> my boy friend wud ready to get in behind him and my cousin

told eli -- he pulled a gun out and tried to rob him. it shocked the hell out of me. he jumped out of the car. when he jumped out of the car, he said, you shot me. he started running down the street and said help, help, i saw him collapse in the yard like he fell down the yard. we jumped in the car. i'm not going lie. i didn't want to be there. i didn't call the police because first and foremost that's my cousin and i felt bad because i feel like i should have done something like i should have turned myself in and maybe i wouldn't be going through what i'm going through now, but i was scared. i was scared. i didn't know what to do. >> the victim, ivory carter, died later that evening. brown said she left the scene because she thought carter had only been wounded in the leg and she didn't find out until a

month later when she was charged with his murder. >> i'm thinking he died because maybe it hit a main artery or something like that. i mean it may sound stupid but i didn't know you can get shot in your leg and die. >> when we met brown, her cousin had not been charged with the crime. but's why brown admits to being in the car her co-defendant and mosley denies any involvement at all. >> what they try to look at me, i didn't do it. that's all they're doing is thinking. >> i just know the detective came out here and asked to speak to me. when i walked out there, it was like i don't want to talk to you. i ain't got nothing to talk about. >> mosley said he's not wired about the case and his thoughts are about laquan and the approaching birth of his daughter. >> me and la kwan were in jail.

it was our anniversary. i'm still rocking with her. she still rocks with me. we're going through it, no matter what the circumstances is or outcome is, that's my girl and i'm still rocking with her. >> because of the severity of their charges, mosley and brown both say they expect to still be in jail when their baby is born. >> knowing that i'm going to be having her here is hard. like at first i kept saying i'm going to be home before i have my child, but now that i see i'm not going to be home it makes me cry when i think about it, because i'm not going to be able to enjoy the most special part of my child's life right now. she didn't ask to be here and i can't do anything about it. i've got to just deal with it. >> all i can do is pray for her and hope she's over there doing good. i could think about it all day, what is she doing, what's my little girl doing. i can't do nothing. at the end of the day, it's up

to her. >> it makes me emotional. i never could imagine myself going through this. i have a child in my stomach. it's sad. she didn't ask to be here. i document know what's going to happen to me. she didn't ask to be here. when i sit here and they, i think about her. it's close to that time and i won't have a chance to be with her and this is my first child. that's hard. that hurts. coming up -- he knows what he's done. >> la kwan brown demands question. >> for you to be my first cousin and to lut me be in here when you know what you did -- >> and -- >> i like animals. >> the jail uses potential dogs to save them from a death sentence. go get help, boy. go get help.

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in savannah, georgia, this stay in jail is not their first. chief deputy roy harris says that after 35 years as a law enforcement officer, the high rate of resid fichl among inmates has helped change his philosophy about corrections. >> one of the things that bothers me the most is that last year 70% of our inmates had prior felony arrests and been in this facility. the year before it was 8%. that is way too many. the same people keep coming back over and over. that shows us something is not working. i think as a society we really need to take a hard look at that. yes, many of them need to be locked up. but the bulk of our people here made dumb choices. a remedy for that, we run 12 programs at our facility which is geared to help inmates do bet when they get out, to help them get off drugs, get jobs. i think that a whorktwhile

program. >> the programs include computers, ged, and drug and alcohol rehabilitation. >> but one program aims to reach inmates by fostering and take responsibility for others. operation new hope uses nonviolent offenders to train dogs at that the local humane society considers difficult to adopt. >> this is class number 30, and what we hope to achieve by this is we want to save these dogs' lives. >> lieu tenlts brooks is one of the jail's training officers. he also founded an overseas operation new hope. >> all these dogs at one point in time had been slated to be euthanized. the reason that they're not euthanized is that you guys have agreed to come into this program and obedience train these dogs. >> these two are puppies.

that means that they're still in development mode. >> the inmates are coached by the humane society's modification instructor, jennifer messer. >> you can train dogs. everybody is a team. >> we're correcting all the problems that causes a dog to get taken to the humane society. we're going to bring them in. we're going to socialize them. teach them some manners. and then at the end of four weeks, adopt them out to a loving family. >> lieu tenlts brooks says by helping dogs, the inmates help themselves. >> we want the inmate to think i've got to be here for my dog. if i get in trouble and act out, this dog is out. this dog is independent on me. >> i love animals. i don't like seeing animals die. i don't like seeing animals hurt. i'm going to try hard to get her trained and find her a home. >> we want them to get some discipline, learn some

responsibility, and not come back to jail. i want to put productive citizens out there, and that's what's unique about this program. you know, you've seen dog programs that are in prisons, but there may be years before that person hits the street. these guys are going to get out of jail from here. there's no lag time from getting out of jail and implement the skills that they learned. do they get out and stay out because of my program? i have no way of knowing. but what i do know is we've had three guys who have gotten jobs working at the human society, working as a kennel tech, working at a pet store. so i think that's pretty successful. if i can keep one guy from coming back to the jail, i think we've accomplished something. >> inmates in the program are housed in a separate unit in the older part of the jail. each inmate shares a single person cell with his dog.

>> jail break. got a jail break. >> keith johnson is now training his third dog in the program, a pit bulldog named dude. >> me and him, it's like being on vacation. a different type of vacation. >> in the general population, trouble tended to find me. i'd get into fights and all stiff like that. with him, i'm more calm. you know what i'm saying? i'm more common and peaceful. >> johnson was charged with receiving stolen property and giving a false name to the police. he's pled not guilty to the charges. >> it's not about me. it's about saving another dog's life. if i get in trouble, the dog's going to be put down.

i'm humbled. real humbled now. if you caught me a year ago, i was wild as hell. now i've got a lot of patience for a lot of things and i let a lot of things ride. >> johnson says that as an inmate, he can relate to his dog's experience of being locked up. >> it was owner surrender. they were saying it was too much for them, running around the house. he need a yard. if you keep him cooped up in a cage or the house, he would tear stuff up. if you keep me cooped up, i mean i'll come out acting crazy too. >> like his dog, johnson says he hopes his experience in the program will help him change his ways. >> get in trouble like that anymore. you know, get out, raising my child, you know, and start my

life over. coming up -- >> johnson, i need you to pack up all your stuff. >> trouble for keith johnson might also mean trouble for his dog. and -- >> i found out i'm actually a pretty damn good dog trainer. he reflects on the mistakes that took him from army veteran to an inmate. ng towards us. ng towards us. we didn't need a loan. we needed short-term funding. fast. our amex helped us fill the orders. just like that. you can't predict it, but you can be ready. another step on the journey. will you be ready when growth presents itself? realize your buying power at open.com.

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at the chatham county detention center in savannah, georgia, la'quan brown is pregnant with her first child. >> so how far along are you? >> eight months. >> you're tiny. >> seven weeks ago doctors gave brown an ultrasound and discovered she would be having a girl. >> i wanted to see her. i wanted to see what was really inside of me and what was going on inthere. it was exciting though. it was really exciting to see. when i found out what i was having, it made me cry, of course, because it was like i wish i could have experienced that with her dad.

it made me sad not to have anybody there that i wanted to share that moment with. >> while he couldn't be there with the ultrasound, brown was able to share the photos with the baby's father, rashard mosley. >> that's a picture of the little girl's face and hands or whatever. she's throwing like a peace sign, throwing both hands up. i be happy. that's the only thing i can be happy at. at the same time i be looking at like, if i don't get to be with her, that's really going to kill me. >> mosley and brown have pled not guilty to multiple charges to a murder during an alleged carjacking. brown says she and mosley were only passengers in the car and it was her cousin who did the killing. >> other than saying i did it, they don't have anything. my baby daddy, he was with me and they charged him. with my cousin, i don't know if

he got charged. >> brown says she thinks it's unfair that she and mosley are taking the charges for a crime she says her cousin committed. >> nobody's really at fault. for you to be my girl cousin and i'm pregnant and you let me be in here on these charges when you know you did it, everybody couldn't have been the murderer, everybody shouldn't have pulled the trig e so everybody shouldn't sit in here on the same one charge. >> mosley denies any involvement of the crime, but the code of the streets means he wouldn't snitch on anybody else. >> if they don't going to find out by themselves, they ain't going to bind by me. >> he expected brown to do the same. >> right now she's toughing it out and riding it on out. >> but brown says her baby changes everybody.

people might be like snitching's not cool, but i have a child. i'm not going to sit in here on something like this. we're first cousins. we grew up together like brother and sister. yeah, we were close. we were close. it's not about me anymore. it's about my child. so when i do go to court or have to go to court, i'm going to tell them the true story. i know he be upset, but it is what it is. >> brown isn't the only one in jail focusing her attention on the responsibility of another. >> if your dog is out in front of you, reverse directions and walk the opposite way so that the dog is behind you. >> the inmates in the jail's operation new hope program foster and train shelter dogs for four weeks in an effort to make the manls moreanimals more. >> a lot of the dogs come from

similar backgrounds. they have a common ground. they come from broken homes. a lot of the guys were living on the streets just like the dogs, so they can relate to each other. >> now, he just walked him right through you no problem. >>erring about an inmate is negative. jails are anything tent, court can be negative. kmujtss can be negative. >> nice work. >> good job, good job, perfect. >> all the sea of negativity, here's this one bright spot that this inmate can kind of give something back to society. that dog doesn't care what he did, how he did it, where he did it. all he wants to be is taken care of. >> now on his third dog, curtis is one of the jail's most favorable trainers. >> i like to be able to work with the dogs. i hated the jail population.

everybody is a proclaimed gangster. i don't have time. i want to do my time so i can restart my life again. >> conrad is an army veteran with ten years of service. this is his first time in jail. >> i found out i'm a pretty damn good trainer. trained soldiers. now i train dogs. at least they listen better sometimes. this is minion. he's a 1-year-old, a mix. living with him is like living with a grown man. farts, senators, takes up more room than i do. no more sit-ups or pushups in the room anymore. there's not a whole lot of room for activities. >> if found guilty, conrad faces up to 15 years in prison for driving under the influence with a serious injury. the crime stems from a car

accident. while he pled not guilty he admits he was driving on the night of the accident. >> going out, that's one of the things the military preached. have a plan, have a plan. that was what i was going to do. why i decided to get back in the car, i couldn't even begin to friggin' say why. i ended up crossing the center line and hit someone head on. she's had a broken leg. the dui, i could have handled that. the wrecking the car, i could have handled that. hurting someone, that's what sucks the worst. >> conrad is negotiating a plea deal that he hopes reduces his prison time to no more than three years plus probation. the deal would include veteran oversight which would include treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder. he said while he's never sought treatment or received ptsd he

believes it contributed to his accident. >> i see the pattern. every time i came back, it was partying more, partying harder, drinking more. the more i deployed, the more i got in excess. >> how much combat did you see? >> shoot. i've got four tours. quite a bit. definitely close calls. a lot of things. a couple of good friends of mine got killed. one was a suicide bomber. and then, shoot, that was a really bad tour. i've never really been able to talk about it. i don't know. i guess i probably should at some time, but i always back myself out of it. it kind of becomes too emotional. >> you don't want to deal with the emotions? is that what it is? >> i just don't want to relive the events.

i guess ultimately that's what i'm scared about. i think that's kind of what escalated with my drinking issues and all that was combat stress and not really knowing how to deal with it. but, yeah, now that it's -- hindsight is 20/20, i should have done it quite a long time ago and i would be in a different situation than i am now. >> co >>. coming up. i'll pick up the slack. >> he must take on another dog when keith johnson is kicked out of the program. >> you're smart. and days before she gives birth la'quan brown gives a message to her baby. >> don't want you to every end up in place like this because it's not place to be. they pay my allowance. encourage me. ♪ they sing us a lullaby at night... a lullaby at night. ♪

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>> i wonder why we're put out here in this world. really, this world is hell. there ain't nothing -- ain't nobody perfect. amt nobody right. just to go through some of this things i went through. god say he know everything before it happen, why he put me out here knowing i was going to get into some of the stuff i got into. >> mosley has put some of those questions to music. >> really it's something i made for my mama really. ♪ before we die i just want to know i wanna know i wanna noe ♪ ♪ by i die ♪ why we be put on the earth and be tucked away in dirt snooits sometimes i wonder why i stuck in the ground ♪ ♪ my mother apologize for the hurt the troubles and all my lies ♪ ♪ when i'm gone i will remember

the song. mama you know i never remember that little boy you used to hold in your hand he was your heat and joe ♪ ♪ hee lead this way because he blind ♪ ♪ he running out of time ♪ he need an answer ♪ why we born and buy why were we born and die why were we born and die ♪ in a few days mosley's girlfriend la'quan brown will give birth to docouple's child. brown said its we her cousin who committed the murder. we gave her a privacamera. >> i'm nine months and nine days so she can come any day. yes, i'm way bigger. you can see my belly. i want to give a message to my child. i just want you to know that

knoll matter what happens in life, i love you and your dad loves you and life is not going to be a baox of chocolate. you're not going to be perfect. you're going to make mistakes because everybody makes mistakes. i made a mistake and it caused me to be where i am. it's a lesson that mommy has to learn. i'm in here for something that -- not that i done but -- i don't know. i know i'm in here for a reason, whatever the reason is. i just want you to always keep your head up. you have to know what's write and wrong. i don't want you to end up in place like this because it's not place for anybody to be. >> when brown goes into labor, she'll leave the jail to give birth in the hospital. she'll be allowed to stay with the baby for three days after which she'll return to the jail. brown says her family will take care of her child. >> i feel like i'm going to flip leaving the hospital because who

wants to leash their child. i think i'm going to be real depressed. i think i'm going to take it real hard. >> brown is not the only one to leave someone behind. curtis and others have formed relationships. in two weeks they need to let them go. >> let the little ones run. >> when their training is complete t dogs will need to pass some tests which could increase their chances of landing in a permanent home. after that the dogs will return to the human society and be put back up for adoption. >> the test, it goes through the basics of people approaching your dog, the people approaching you, the dog doesn't jump on them, doesn't react to them. walk on a loose leash. sit, stay, come when called. it's pretty much the basics of

dog obedience. i've had two dogs graduate. this will be my third. it's sad to have them go back but at the same time you made them a better animal, so that's always good. >> keith johns's dog dude has also been making progress. >> i kind of know what he's going to do as soon as i let him go. he's going to roll straight in the dirt. there you go. good boy. >> but johnson won't be there to see dude graduate from the program. >> johnson, johnson. >> yeah. >> hey, i need you to pack up all your stuff. i'll tell you why when you get out, pack up your stuff. take control of his dog. >> inmate keith johnson was recently indicted on a murder charge. that means he'll lose his blue suitor status. he can't go outside the building. he can't go outside the secure

perimeter of the jail. in order to be in the program, you cannot have any violent charges. when mr. johnson was initially pulled in to the program, he was not charged with murder and we did not know that this was coming, but since it's here now, we have to deal with it now. >> johnson will face charges including murder,ing a gra skrated assault and carjacking including rashard mosley and his cousin la'quan brown. brown said she was reluctant to talk to the police but decided to tell them about her cousin's role in the murder. according to brown, she, mosley, and johnson had asked a friend for a ride and johnson surprised them all by pulling a gun and robbing the driver. when the victim tried to flee the car, he shot him in the leg and he later died. >> i think it was his intentions to kill him. he don't have no remorse. i'm sitting here now and he ruined everything.

i feel like it's my fault. i do feel like it's my fault because i brought him with me, but i didn't think that was something that he was going to do. >> johnson was initially only charged with reseening stolen property and a probation violation but detectives had already considereding him a suspect in a carjacking and murder. so brown doesn't know if the information she gave him contributed to the indictment or not. >> detectives came down here about something and asked me if i know something about this or that, i told them i don't know nobody. i academy not charged with nobody, nothing. it's like a cat-and-mouse game with these detectives. >> step outside. you got everything? >> got everything. >> all right. straight ahead on the right-hand side. >> johnson will be relow indicated to general population. his dog dude will have to stay behind. >> it's major blow, you know, to

have graduated two dogs. this was my third dog. this will be something i miss. but i mean conrad still in the program. conrad a real good dude. i know he'll pick up the slack and take over and make sure dude get graduated and adopted and everything. coming up -- >> this morning inmate brown was in labor. >> as la'quan brown leaves the jail to have her baby. keith johnson suspects she turned him in. >> she's a weak body.

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wednesdays. >> all right. >> keith has recently plead not guilty. he's been removed from the detention center's dog program and moved back into general population. curtis conrad says he and the other inmates in operation new hope will have to take over training johnson's dog who's been allowed to remain in the program. >> pretty much what's going to happen is i will pick up the slack for him if somebody else doesn't and we'll keep training him coinciding with other dogs until we get a handle and go back and back-brief them on what's going on. i'm glad you moved in, i really am. maybe i should stack their cages. >> johnson, his first cousin la'quan brown and her boyfriend mosley have all been charged on multiple charges including assault and murder related to a carjacking.

johnson has nod originally been charged in the case although the police are investigating it. brown said she originally didn't want to talk about her cousin but eventually decided to tell them that he was the shooter. >> when you speak to the detectives, do you worry about keith finding out? >> i don't care. it's my life, you know. i've got too much to live for. i don't care. o once i done it, i felt a little bit better to get it off me. they're not going to get me to plead guilty to something i didn't do. >> johnson says he suspected his cousin spoke to police but he has no way of knowinging for sure. he said he was not involved and that his cousin is looking for someone o blame blaus they had an argument in the past. >> she figure if i go down with her and her boyfriend, she'll be content with that. that's what she told the folks. he made us do it or something like that.

i really don't know what the case may be. >> were you guys close. >> she got a weak mind. it's messed up. i'm sad to say, that's how it is. >> i haven't talked to keith since we been in here but i will right him because he's still my cousin, you know. i'll write him. if he decides to write back, that's what he does. if he don't -- >> even if brown is not convicted of murder, she still faces charges for two other related carjackings, one of which in involves her boyfriend rashard mosley, who's also the father of her unborn child, but for now brown says she's only concerned with the birth of her baby. >> i'm just excited. i want to see her face. i'm not in mommy mode yet.

well, i don't feel like i'm in mommy mode until i hold her and see her in my arms. >> three days later, brown leaves for the hospital. >> this morning inmate brown went to medical because she was in labor. dpejd depending on what happens, if she has normal delivery, she'll be out there for 48 hours. once she has the baby, a relative will come get a the baby and she'll come back here oonld be housed in medical until she's well enough to come back to the unit. >> it makes me cry because i'm not going to be able to enjoy the most special part of my child's life. i won't be able to hold her, hear her cry, get up in the middle of the night when she needs me. somebody else is doing something i should be doing. that hurts. that hurts. coming up -- >> i cried. the whole time i cried.

i held her because i had to leave. >> la'quan brown gives birth and says good-bye to her baby. and -- >> kind of a somber day. you work with them for 30 days and they get to leave. >> it's test day in the dog program. ♪ isn't it beautiful when things just come together? build a beautiful website with squarespace.

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shortly after going into labor, la'quan brown left chat ma'am county detention center from the hospital. a few hours later she gave birth by caesarean section to a healthy baby girl. her mother contacted mosley and gave him the news. >> excited? >> a little bit? >> just a little bit? it's your first child. >> there's a lot of stuff going on. i'm trying to make it home. i'm happy, but i'm still here at the end of the day, man.

>> brown is now in the jail's medical unit continuing her medical recovery. she said she was able to spend three days with her baby but then had to turn her other to her mother so she could return to jail. >> i tried to prepare myself. it's different preparing yourself and actually leaving. that was hard. i didn't like that at all. they came in and told me i was being discharged. the whole time i cried because i knew i would have to leave. i've never been hurt before compared to that hurt. that was real hurt. >> the inmates in the jail's dog program operation new hope will also soon be saying good-bye. for the past four weeks, th s t

have been living with and training dogs who would have been euthanized because their past behavior made it difficult to adopt. they've reached the end of their training period. >> today's the end of the cycle. it's kind of a somber day. >> graduation day is not a happy day. it's actually sad. i've seen them cry. it's real emotional for them. that's what we want. we want them to build that bond, that relationship. if they can bond with an animal, then they can bond with their children, their wife, their parents, their employers, you know. that's transferable. >> curtis conrad has split his time between several dogs. he started out with a dog named minion and assisted with the training of duke after his handler keith johnson was removed from the program. for the past week he has been assigned a dog named folgers. >> all of these guys have been working each and every dog. it's not just his dog, his dog and his dog. it's the whole community.

so they all have been working with these dogs, not just one person, which is good because that means when we pass everything over to the new adopter, then that's going to be an easy transition for the dog. >> today the dogs must pass a ten-point behavioral test in order to graduate from the program and earn the canine good citizen certificate. >> the test is going to consist of walking on the leech correctly, sit down, heel, come, and walk through a crowd without jumping on the crowd. >> i'm always a little on edge because you never now hoye they're going to act. i have complete faith as long as she doesn't chase people or god knows what. >> you're going to come to the station. yep, sit right beside you. all i'm going to do is walk up, shake your hand and and walk away. hello, sir, how are you. thank you, sir. come to the next station.

do your loose leash walking and i'm going to call out turning to you. right turn. very good. >> stay. stay. stay. >> back. beautiful. okay. now, if you will weave your dog through the crowd. ♪ >> okay. now you're going to stop where you're at and i'm going to make some noise. >> stay. good girl. >> praise your dog. >> good job. good job. beautiful. you just passed! >> the dogs did very well today. they all passed. we're going to leash from here, go to the programs area. we're going to have a stage all set up where wre're going to do

an oh fishlg graduation. it's hard to believe we started this 2 1/2 years ago and here we are 30 classes into it. >> we've saved over a thousand dogs during the life of this program not to mention this is one of the best programs we have for the recidivism rate. people who go through this particular program typically don't come back to us and i throw that out as challenge to you gentlemen. when you leash, don't come back. we want you to go out and we'll help you do all you can to have a productive life once you get out of here. >> at this time i'd like to call them up one at a time. alvin daryl and his dog true i have. james hodges and trish. curtis conrad and his dog folgers. shaun quilty and minion. congratulations.

thank you f, everyone, for comi out. >> after the ceremony, the dogs head back to the humane society shelter. with their training completed and their certification, they stand a much better chance of being adopted. >> the hard thing about it is getting attached to the dog and them going back to the shelter, you know. it's been a good experience for both of us, i think. >> minion leaves today too. hopefully he gets adopted. he's been a good dog. i wish i was out so i could adopt him. maybe next time. >> are we ready to go home? yes, we are. we're ready to go home. let's go home. >> i don't think the boredom set in for another few hours.

it's definitely a boring sad day. you get used to that comradery and the companionship and them being there all the time. once you go back in the cell and realize it's just me, it kind of hits home.

\s due to mature subject matter, viewer direction is advised. there's only one way out of here. i'm going to leave here in a body bag. >> i had three life sentences, and i figured there was no way i was ever going to get out legally. so i figured i had nothing to lose. so i'd escape any chance i got. that i've got a 14-year-old son, almost a 7-year-old daughter. means everything to me. can't wait to get home. i just don't want to let them down ever again. ♪