came back and bludgeoned georgina in her sleep.ft and attempted to kill himself in grave condition. these type of things don't happen overnight. i spoke with angela about there relationship and how it spiraled downward. >> my grandson saw him punch her in the stomach. it was just the three of them and he was little. >> they met when georgina was seven years old -- 17 years old and get married without the family's blessing. >> please give the ring back and come home. she stated they got married. >> the alleges abuse started beingbeing kicked in the stomach having bloody nose and black eyes. >> he was charged a year and a half ago was trying to staffer. -- trying to stab her. >> you can't just blow the whistle and send the breadwinner jail. who is going to feed the kids? after the fighting is over they're is reconciliation a lot of times. families are incredibly complex. >> that is not good enough saying you can't send the breadwinner jail. of course you can. you are broken and abused but there are services out they're. >> three chil

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. >> georgina and her baby, vanessa, are part of a unique nursery program for inmates who have babiesne of the few programs in the country which allow an inmate mother to care for her baby. >> under new york state law, a woman who gives birth while in custody has a legal right to keep the baby with her for up to a year, as long as they are not neglectful or abusive of the child, in which case we have some authority to go to the child welfare authorities and have the child taken away. and we operate the nursery with capacity for about 15 or 16 babies. happily, it's never that many. i think it's a pretty sad beginning to an existence to return to a nursery in a jail or a prison just after you're born. >> there is an application process. we have a mental health evaluation. there's a review of her charges by department of correction. violent charges are not permitted in this nursery. >> okay. >> having the babies here, what it does for the mothers, it encourages bonding between mother and baby. the women here learn parenting and prenatal skills. and they begin to learn how to love themsel