he told informant jimmy keene and he got a look at a map, that appeared where trisha's body was. er, which landed him in solitary now the everyday he needed and his freedom could be lost, too. here with the conclusion of our story is leicester holt. >>> larry beaumont successfully snuck informant jimmy keene into springfield prison in 1998. he just didn't expect to lose him there. >> goes off your radar. >> yeah, disappeared. couple weeks we didn't know what happened to him, trying to find out, we were getting frantic. >> two weeks later, only after keene's psychiatrist returned from vacation did they finally find jimmy. >> i knew the fbi was there, and she kept apologizing, kept saying i am really sorry, something happened with the message. >> at last, investigators got to search the woodshop and hall's cell, but by then, the map and falcons, items jimmy believed could lead to tricia, were gone. >> what were you thinking telling larry hall you're out of here and dressing him down? >> you know people wouldn't understand the mounting pressure, that kettle is ready to boil over at a

and people like me, who owe their public service to jimmie's keen insights and sound counsel. thank you, jimmie, for being a model for me and for so many others and for your service to our community. colleen put this so beautifully, i'm not sure what to add, except that we're excited and looking forward to the contributions you'll make in the community looking at jail and incarceration issues. thank you so much. >> thank you. michele long. >> i'm speaking at a d.p.h. employee and a citizen and native of san francisco. jimmie loyce was a mentor, a supervisor, as well as a friend. and i recognize his many contributions to the health commission. but i also want to recognize his contributions just as a citizen of san francisco with amazing expertise. as a commissioner and as a employee, he would go to places no one else could go. he went. he had the expertise, the finesse and the experience to go and help all citizens of san francisco. he did not turn his back, he did not turn away. he has a knack for talking to people and conveying information to them in a way that is palatable, s

jimmy rogers offering some of the opposing views. the carter family, mother may bell is the original american lead guitarist. sarah carter has the original voice of country, the court of keeninghings that roseanne cash says comes from the bedrock foundation of ours. a.p. carter is out collecting those songs with an african-american song collector named leslie riddle, who brings a song from the african-american church when the world's on fire. they drop the lyrics, take the same melody and do little dar inn, pal of mine, one of their big hits. woody guthrie keeps the tune and does this land is your land. i mean you can't make any of this stuff up. and i guarantee, brian, when hollywood hears the merle haggard story, there will be a biopic in the works because this guy escapes from juvenile detention 17 times. he's in san quentin, has a chance to escape, doesn't. the guy who escapes murders a cop, he comes back, gets executed. he hears johnny cash play, and he becomes merle haggard, the poet of the common man, who emmy lieu harris says if you want to know about country music, get a merle haggard album, put it on a track, any track, and you will learn what country music is. >> y