Andrew Jarecki

But when they got in there, they realized very quickly that was not what was in the offing.

That wasn't an opportunity for them.

Right.

Was there any evidence of that?

He had some kind of like a some kind of plastic thing that he had made.

It did not appear to be anything very serious because the reason he had made it is because somebody had called him gay.

And you have to fight your way out of that, right?

He wasn't gay, as it turns out.

You have to fight your way out of that?

So if somebody calls you gay, you have to fight them?

Yeah.

In other words, you can't put up with that because otherwise they're going to turn you into what they call a sissy.

They're going to turn you into somebody that gets raped.

And there's so much rape in the prison that the DOJ report that came out said that there's rape occurring at all hours of the day and night in all areas of the prison.

So rape is such a significant problem.

And when Stephen Davis was in there and was accused of being gay, he had to make a show of fighting the person that was calling him gay.

He never went after the guards or anything like that.

And everybody that the lawyer spoke to

You know, a dozen witnesses who had seen what happened, all of them said he as soon as the guards came in, he immediately lay down on the floor and put his weapon about 15 feet away from him, put his this plastic knife 15 feet away.

And then the guards came in and just started beating him, even though there was no threat.