. >> you've got to have a good cellie. you're doing time. from the places i have been, hot spots, for the past 15 years, all violence. every day, lockdown. fighting. so i was very tense. and i was really ready -- say anything wrong -- violence. violence, i knew was violence. violence was my answer to everything. 18 months when i turned 7 1/2. >> that's all you knew? >> that's all i knew. i start getting a hold of myself, checking myself out inside. now that i'm here with terry, i feel like a whole lot of tension eased. >> as their relationship evolves within the cell, clarence and terry discuss their future outside the prison walls. >> if you have a problem, are you going to say, okay, i'm going to deal with this problem? i'm not going to use this as an excuse to prostitute. society is against people like you. straight up, society is against you. those are the programs. the programs will get you a job. the program will put you into a bind to where it's a working environment. >> it's possible. >> it's a positive environment

i can't have a celly because i've had in-cell violence.ell with me and the person i'm living with. i stabbed one of my cellies 36 times and another one i cut his throat. i pick up everything off the floor and kind of shower and wet myself all the way down. and i get in here naked and i [ bleep ] soap all up and wash all off with a small stream of water. it's not a big shower but, hell, it's a shower. that's my shower. it isn't a good shower head, but it is a shower. that's my shower. it isn't a good shower but it works. >> not only are birdbaths a nuisance but they also pose a safety risk, as officers and inmates can easily slip on the tier. >> fourth tier. >> what you're looking at now, people would say it's flooding the tier, but i guarantee you've got a guy in a cell taking a birdbath as they call it. that's something i can't -- i hate. yeah, you get that all the time. one time we had like, i don't know, 50 cells that did it one time on the front bar here, it was like niagara falls, it was beautiful. >> what's up with the water? >> i do

here, kill your celly or we kill you when you come out.hat sounds like, oh, yeah, that's a movie. no, that's a fact. >> still, hymer has mixed feelings about sharing a cell with someone just like himself. >> my celly is really a multiple offender. and bad as that sits in my gut like acid, i just -- it's just a putrid thing. there's nothing sexy about a kid. you know what i mean? and to hear it, to know it. i know i'm here for it. that's hard. but it's just still sickening. >> next on "lock up raw." >> i want to know -- >> the convict code takes on a new dimension when the inmates are women. >> what we call a women relationship here it's a slang word for bulldogging and that's two women together. local chevy dealer today. right now, very well qualified lessees can get a 2012 equinox ls for around $229 a month. so i test... a lot. do you test with this? freestyle lite test strips? i don't see... beep! wow! that didn't take much blood. yeah, and the unique zipwik tab targets the blood and pulls it in. so easy. yep. freestyle lite needs just a

. >> i don't have a problem taking a cellie but what i have a problem with is crackheads.ople who don't know how to gel. people who like expose themselves to female staff. i have a mother and sister. i don't play that. >> one cellie in particular sent randall into a rage. >> he raped and cut these females up and cut their areolas off their chest and put "v" and "g" on the wall. he's bragging about what he did. i said you really did that? what got me was he blew a 9-year-old girl's head off. i said, man, you really did that? he started laughing. he said, yeah. so what i did to him, i said i'm going to treat you like you did those women. i stuck my hand up his ass and bashed his head and made him drink out that toilet. i took at towel and strangled him. i tried to throw him off the tier and they said that's it. you can't have no more cellies, man. >> randall eventually quit his gang and his behavior improved even more after correctional officials said despite his violent record, he might one day be released. >> after all these years, i never gave that no thought because i di

that would definitely be one of those once in a lifetime cellie happenings, you know what i mean?lled with turner. >> i mean, he's a cool guy and ç everything, but, you know, i don't want to be taking everybody under my wing and everything like that, you know what i'm saying? >> in fact, contreras already had another cellmate in mind. >> i have a new boyfriend now. he's going to move in with me, and we'll see how it goes from there. what can i say? i mean, i'm not going to tell you we're going to abstain from sex because that's just silliness. >> how long have you known him? >> going on three weeks. >> i have interviewed a lot of gang members in prison, but this was the first time i ever interviewed gang members, kind of smiling and laughing and talking about romantic relationships, and they were all more interested in their love life than anything else. >> i'm glowing, i'm happy. isn't that wonderful? i don't get happy very often in this place, and when i have somebody that's interested in me, just me solely, it makes me happy, you know? and so i have a smile from ear to ear. it'

it is only less than a block from the cellis home.matter of fact, as you walk through that church parking lot, you can see the cellis home. look now, if you will, at the surveillance video taken from the church. now, at 1:30 in the morning, the theory is that these people as they walked through toward the cellis house would have seen anything that happened. at least two witnesses have come forward and spoken with police but police will not disclose the information that they gave them. and there also is apparently a sixth person. listen now to police: >> i can't get into what they said or what they told us. it's now a process of evaluating that information from those witness statements. we're doing that, and we're also going back to other witness statements from a variety of people that we interviewed from the early days of the investigation. >> reporter: on top of just focusing on the surveillance tape, they're also now pushing the investigation south to mexico in the town of sonora, checking surveillance tapes of banks, businesses, e

i haven't had a cellie in 20 years, so it's hard learning cell etiquette.'m a fish out of water. >> he still hasn't learned yet. they should have gave him medical attention before they brought him in the cell. mental attention. >> mental attention. >> yeah. >> dude has issues still. >> yeah, got issues. you spend 20 years on death row, you're going to have issues. >> he has big issues. >> i was lucky, i was very lucky and they put me in a cell with elder black gentleman who's been around and you know, he's open to teaching me so he's teaching me about cell etiquette and prison etiquette again because i don't know about prison etiquette any longer. i only know about death row etiquette which is different from main line etiquette. >> me and joe joe, we play cards. that what we do all day every day. >> the in case you're interested, if you see this woman right here anywhere, you tell her to write me. and i mean that. >> he means that. he's serious. >> with a full life now ahead of him, omar's focus has turned to helping others. >> now i want to lib. i want to

but i'm in celly, so i get in there. >> i was a northerner. i was a member of the northern california gang member. to be honest, i just wanted to be a gang member, to be honest. and at that time i thought, okay, i'm going to represent the neighborhood and this and this and that. no enemy is going to come step foot on our territory. but i mean, at the same time it was also just for looks when i was in school because girls like gangsters. you know what i mean? they don't like little square boys. do you know what i mean? they liked gangsters. that was part of the reason why i did too because i got a lot of attention for it. and i loved it. i'm not going to lie. i loved it. to be honest, if i could take the time back, i wouldn't be here. >> unlike his cellmate, george, phillip still questions his decision to drop out. one month ago, he told us why he left the gang. >> my home boys like the northerners gave me contraband to hold for the house. and i was holding it and everything like that. during the process of me holding it, i lost it. so instead

saw jerry he just finished a term in segregation and was lobbying to move back in with his former cellies later he was back in segregation. >> his class one write-up was for dealing dangerous drugs, which came from him passing off his medication to another offender. >> weir traded his medications for a magazine. >> apparently he's made a request to talk to the film crew. he likes to be a little bit dramatic. mostly just a ploy for attention, i believe. >> how was your night in deep seg? >> it was horrible. oh, god -- i couldn't sleep. it was very depressing. a lot of fear in there because i didn't know what to expect. and i've already got good-bye things -- i've already sent stuff to my attorney to be re-mailed on my behalf, you know, postmortem. seriously. that went out this morning. i kept myself around overnight to make sure i get the receipt back from the slip, for the postage, so i can see that it went out, or at least hopefully went out. >> so you're telling me you're going to kill yourself? >> not, -- well, i'm going to wait and there's only so much abuse i'm going to take in ther

now just out of ad seg, he has learned that he will not be allowed to move back in with his former celliend he is not taking the news well. >> we were actually doing cell inspections and we found a suicide note and it stated that if he was not housed with mr. graham that he was going to commit suicide. >> this probably will push me over the edge. i want that on record. don't know when. can't say because -- over a simple thing like that. there's nothing even more going on between us. they're acting like it's fatal attraction. >> well, anytime we give him news that he doesn't like, he cries a lot. he starts saying he's going to kill himself. he's basically trying to dictate where he's living. and we're not going to let him dictate how to run the unit, which he has tried since i've been here. mr. weir, i contacted mental health yesterday upon finding a note in your cell. >> yes, ma'am. >> we documented it, as far as the note, that you planned on committing suicide if you can't house with mr. graham -- >> that wasn't the reason, no. that was just another thing to stress me out over, is all th

isabel cellis disappeared from her home in tucson. they put her to bed friday night and she was gone saturday morning. fbi agents and u.s. marshals are involved in the search. >> we've used just about every resource that we can find to try and help locate isabel. this is to include k-9s and bloodhounds from the department of corrections. >> police say the family is cooperating in the investigation. officers are interviewing all registered sex offenders in the area. >>> local forensic analysts will examine the latest evidence in the disappearance of etan patz. the 6-year-old who haven't issued from his soho -- who vanished from his soho neighborhood in 2009. k-9s picked up his scent on the street where the family lived. no human remains have been found. agents did recover stranz strands of a hair, piece of paper, and stains on pieces of a wall. the items are being sent to quantico for further analysis. >>> today the jury is expected to be seated in the corruption case of john edwards. prosecutors say the former senator and presidential

. >> we call my celly hamster, but he's more like a guinea pig.can take it any way you want, you know. he was the first one, and he lived through it, so we went on with it. >> i wanted to do a little dye and see what it was like and it spread through half my eye. i said it's a little late doing experimentation now. i got half of it, might as well go all the way. took a couple more weeks and went all the way. now they're red. >> i will say this, you have to be committed. if you decide to do this, it's not -- it hurts. it takes some time and you got to be serious about doing it. you really do. >> it's painful. it's like somebody taking hot ice picks and stagging the back of your eyes if you hit the wrong spot. they're done now so i ain't got to worry about no more pain. i don't get complications in vision. i don't see no red. it's all just perfectly fine. i wasn't scared to do it. i live with the balls to the wall theory, you know. >>> coming up, years after this video aired on "lockup," the limon inmate who threw the punch looks back. >> gave him s

. >> the new cellies have helped each other battle boredom by finding another use for dominos. >> fourave had to do a minimum of ten push-ups for every one i couldn't get in the sink i would have to do an additional ten. >> john i think has lived a fairly sheltered life, so it's hard for us to connect as far as popular culture. i think he told me he saw his first film when he was like 15, 16, something like that. you know, i've asked him if he's seen this movie, that movie. he's never even heard of most of the movies i want to talk about. we finally found a connection to talk about last night. he's seen "office space" and "office space" is my favorite of all time. >> isn't it about a couple of disgruntled employees that smash some of the equipment from the company and hatch a plot to -- >> burn down the building? >> yes. >> yes, yes, it is about a couple people who burn down the building and i don't think that the irony was lost on jon either. i actually asked him if he got the idea from the film and he says no. >> that's it. that's full now. just a challenge. >> christina ranich is no

the group says they ended their campaign. >> the fbi is searching the home wher isabel cellis lived inyear-old vanished in the middle of the night, that's what her parents say. fbi dogs hit on something that required a followup. we don't know exactly what that was, but that's what's "happening now". rick: fox news alert, and brand new poll putting mitt romney five points ahead of president barack obama, the rasmussen reports shows the president getting 44 percent of the vote to governor romney's 49 percent, independent pollster scott rasmussen is president of rasmussen reports.com and scott i know this is just a snapshot, sort of a moment in time but what does it tell you about the president's chances for reelection? >> look, this number as good as it's gotten for mitt romney. if you look back over the last month, the president and romney have pretty much consistently been in the mid 40s, if the election were held today it would be very much of a tossup. what that tells me is that eventually in the next few months with the economy, supreme court decision and other factors, they are goi

sometimes you get with a celly that doesn't want to exercise. and it's nice to have somebody that does because then you can use their body weight. >> you want to not look over your back as much and if you're a stick figure and walking in here with some new beef, you know, and you got your chest all puffed out like this, you know, and you're talking like bubba, you know, then, of course, you're going to have some problems. but if you're consistently working out, then people know that you're pretty much physically fit. they'll leave their hands off of you. because you don't want to end up somebody's girl, you know, something like that in here. yeah. >> as for the new arrivals, they'll have to come up with their own methods for coping with life behind bars. >> you know, it's cold, and it's depressing. this is the worst, but you have to do it. when i go to sleep and have nightmares about this place and wake up, and i'll still be stuck in the same nightmare. you've got to do your time and be strong about it. there's nothing you can do but face your f

and they shook tommy down and his cellie. it was a long shakedown, too.ably over an hour. maybe even longer than that. >> we had information that he was involved in drugs. we sent staff over to shake his cell down. and they found what tested positive for meth. >> they took him to the hole that night. two days later he was gone. they moved him. >> we just figured it was better to get holloman out of the facility and out of the picture because his name just keeps coming up. every time something seems to be happening and we get to the bottom of it, it leads to him. he's got enough clout that he can always have one of his cronies take the rap for it. so it's best just to give him a new start somewhere else and we'll just see who floats to the top here in 211. >> one of my friends told me that tommy had got moved out like a day or two, last week, or whenever it was. i don't think that would change my security here in this facility. because i know it's out there, whatever they told their friends that are still in the facility. >> he's isolated to where nobody c

i "cellie" -- as they say -- are in charge of princess nataliee around theeclock.as soon as i found out want to get all ovvr it.outside of prison --she would spray, sse would bite and she would sccatch.princess natalie was facing death row.with all of her behavioral problems she euthanized and i just couldn't imagine that.working through a cat rescuu organization called "cuddly catz" out of vancouver, ssecially screened offenders withoot a violent history and good behavior have been trained by volunteers to care for the catt and work on their behaviorrwe've been trying to gently build up er patience and tolerance.the gool is to get cats like princess nataaie ready for adoption outside of prison. the ffenders don'ttget a lot of chances o dooright, by the community.so it gives them an ppportunity to directly impact theecommuniiy and i thought that was important.thee inmates here actually keep a journal oo the cats progress. this journal is then hared with volunteers from thee rescue and will help determine when cats like clementine are ready for a new home..s a perk offenders in the progr