i need a bunky. i'm losing my mind being by myself. you want company.ou need somebody to talk to the express how you feel. >> estrada came to me earlier about feeling depressed, not talking to anybody. he suggested if inmate sanchez can be his bunky. if it helps estrada out in any way it help me out. i got a lot of things going on. we don't want any suicides happening. >> you're going 48. >> now? >> yeah. i got to clean the room it's dirty. >> he clean. >> sanchez is known at the jail for being clean, very clean. >> i've never seen anyone clean like that man cleans. >> i was going to clean the whole room because for sanchez to come in. i want to clean out the cell before he moves in. my mom said when you clean, it has cleaner energy you feel better. >> do you have any concerns about them bunking together? >> no, not at all. sanchez he's a good worker and estrada sometimes still gets depressed every once in a while and they can watch each other. >> shortly after sanchez moves in there's a problem. >> he didn't give me a chance to scrub the floor. >> it's

he suggested if inmate sanchez can be his bunky.t helps estrada out in any way, it helps me out, you know, bays got a lot of things going on. we don't want any suicide attempts and stuff like that. >> get your stuff. you're going to 48. >> now? >> yeah. i got to clean the room it's dirty. >> he clean. >> sanchez is known at the jail for being clean, very clean. >> i've never seen anyone clean like that man cleans. >> yeah, i was going to clean our whole room because sanchez needs to come in. i want to clean it up before he moves in. my mom told me, when you clean, you have cleaner energy, you feel better and stuff. >> sdrou any concerns about them bunking together? >> no, not at all because sanchez, he's a good worker. estrada sometimes he gets depressed every once in a while and they can watch each other. >> shortly after sanchez moves in, there's a problem. >> he didn't give me a chance to scrub the floor. >> it's not clean. >> you know we got to do that when we come out right now. >> we got to clean. that's it. >> that's what dep

. >> my bunky is definitely a very different individual.definitely not someone that i would start kicking with or hang out with in the world. >> cool [ bleep ] but i don't think it's something that i could -- i couldn't get geeked off of it and go [ bleep ] some girls or something. >> he can tell i have intellectual value or i'm a pretty smart guy. he all the time asks me what do i think he should do about certain things when he gets out or how i dealt with it before or what i've done. and he's always got a lot of questions. every day he has different questions. >> let me get this straight. u.s. treasury, you have like an amount of money that's set aside when your birth certificate is sold to the government. >> when you were born, your birth certificates were $630,000. it goes up $100,000 every year you're alive. >> i'm 30 years old. i'm rich. >> rich bitch. >> mckaskle might not be the best source for financial advice or how to stay out of trouble. >> since i was 10 years old i've probably been arrested 25 times at least. i have 18 offense

everything else, check with your bunky. check up here in the front i you have anything missing.you understand? >> yes, ma'am. >> well i have been here since april. i have been down to the shakedown every month. and mess up everything. but, a choice you got to make when you go in jail. >> there is a shake-up of another sort in the homosexual unit. the inmates are on the move. >> we move inmates out of these units often so we can do unit repairs. they will be relocated to another unit while that is being done. >> put your stuff behind your back and your hand on the wall. >> the inmates carry their possessions inside sheets. before they're allowed off to enter the new unit. officers conduct a shakedown for contraband. >> the more contraband i find. the more i'm going to throw out. >> finally the inmates are taken to a unit, all most i've dent cal to the one they -- identical to the one they left. but one of them has decided his time in the unit is up. >> hey, you, just stand there for me. kyle beauchamp says he is straight but requested to be housed with homosexuals when he was fir

. >> my bunkie wanted to be downstairs. they're not inmates. switched so they could be together. come out at breakfast. then we would switch back after breakfast. >> is that allowed? >> no. >> benefield says the woman who temporarily occupied her cell had some romantic notions of her own. >> first, i am not gay. she was rubbing on my leg. i was like, not feeling it. not feeling it. i said stop. she threw one of my personal books in the toilet. i was pissed off at that point. and i kicked her really hard. then she started hitting me. i believe i got the best of her. she was really short. i am really tall. i kind of look dominated her. >> and really the two of you weren't lovers? >> no. first of all if i am going to be that way it will be somebody my height, somebody i am interested in, this lady was 4'11", 5 foot. i'm 5'8", no. >> the skirmish temporarily landed benefield in a single person segregation cell, 23 hours a day. >> i have to take the bitter with the sweet. it is only what i make of it. >> leila arguetta, a transgendered male inmate w