>> that's okay if you get me a bunky, okay. >> hang tight. >> i got kids, man. >> i don't want you to lose your mind. >> i'm not going to lose my mind. >> if i go back to t-cell, i'm breaking out. i'm going to kick my door. flood my cell. i'm going to be a havoc to these [ bleep ]. i can play games. >> this is a write-up for disobedience. yesterday my cell got raided so they gave me another couple of write-ups. >> he fulfills his promise, but finds himself on the receiving end of other inmates' taunts. >> he wants to come out of the closet. that's his problem is. >> and -- >> hard having to read this again. >> salmons makes front page news. the second killing rocks the jail. >>> inside the downtown main branch of the sacramento jail county system, salmons is housed in a total separation but hasn't lost his sense of humor. >> how's my hair? >> total separation is total separation. you're by yourself. you move by yourself. you're transported by yourself. you have no more contact with an inmate except talking through a door. >> salmons and other t-sep inmates are only allowed to come out

>> i'm out of here, bunky. yes, ma'am. yes, ma'am. >> bye, paula. >> bye, paula. >> thank you. what i've got to do, for myself, my family. my son. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> in jail for less than half an hour, one inmate launches a near fatal attack. >> i was trying my best to kill him. kind of like willing him to die. >>> a father accused of murdering his daughter admits to

. >> said man, i got a sick bunkie. >> but it's okay.didn't do it over the top bunk. >> really. >> the good thing about today is that people like me, i've never experienced the drug. but i have experienced with a lot of other drugs. i'm just learning through you, you know what i mean, about that addiction. >> if i would have known before i been in it, i would have never done it. >> that old song that says -- >> sit there and go through physical withdrawals right now in front of me and tell me everything they have to go through. >> that's you now. i mean, you're showing that to other people so they don't have to experience it. >> that's the only reason why i did this right now. i wouldn't have done it. i wouldn't have because i don't want to be on tv. i don't want people to see me. >> jones hopes her pain serves as a deterrent to others. jail officials across the country see drug abuse at the root of the vast majority of inmate stays. unlike many state prison systems, reform is a key objective. county jails are primarily considered holdin