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stalbird's stepfather shot her mother in the leg.police were called to the home but her stepfather ended the conflict on his own terms. >> s.w.a.t. team came out. he was holding them at bay. he committed suicide in front of me and my sister. he shot himself in the mouth. i actually remember picking off brain fragments and i remember the smell of blood. that's the first actual vivid memory as a child that i have. >> sometimes when inmates tell our crews stories from their past, we can't always immediately confirm that every detail is true or accurate. in desiree's case we did a little research later and found some newspaper articles from 1979 and they did confirm that her stepfather did shoot her mother in the leg and killed himself shortly after police were called. but according to those newspaper articles, he had actually gone into a field. there was no mention that he did any of this in front of his children. but we just can't know that for certain. >> now 37 years old, stalbird says her 20-year battle with drugs has put her in a r

. >> such was the case with desiree stalbird, an inmate we met at san antonio's jail.led her to a strarty of crimes. >> my meth adirection is what got my kids taken away. i love the feel of making dope and selling drugs. it's like when i cook a batch, when i make a batch of dope, to me it gives me, like when a person has a baby for the first time, you know, that feeling is like wow, i created that. i miss it. i miss the smell. but i also miss the smell of my kids. i have twin boys. they were taken when they were four months old. i used to sit on the corner with binoculars and watch them play in the front yard. because i [ bleep ] up. >> shortly after the interview, stalbird regained her composure, picked up her pass and made her way to the jail chapel for the baptism, an event that just a short time before -- >> hopefully get dunked in the water, have a wet t-shirt contest, praise jesus. >> -- she had seen as a way to break up the boredom of jail life. >> desiree stalbird, awesome, desiree. >> we could see that she was engaged and really into what she was doing. it was