with additional support for “tutwiler” from the lisa and douglas goldman fund.ss and the lady said that you were trying to take her car. >> mark, here we are. you're just gonna go into the facilities, and just do what they say, and hopefully you can get out of here soon enough, all right? >> no, you won't. >> my sentence is life without the possibility of parole. so i'm in here till i die. it's a hard place to navigate. there's a lot of different people from all walks of life. so you've got to be careful. it still doesn't seem real. i'm 48 now. the average male lives to about 78 years old, which means i'll do another 30 years in here before i pass away, on average. i'm reasonably healthy so i might make it till my 80s, so it's a... it's a long time. (traffic rushing by) (children chattering in background) >> i have a bunch of stuff here. boxes and things that we had to, like, lift. mark isn't there so he cannot lift things. so i have to lift it. so, that's one of the things that kind of, you know, you don't have somebody here to help you, it's just you. this is

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