Ken Behr

So I go back to my cell and read the indictment.

And then the next day, there was a guy in this... A couple of days later, there was a guy in the cell next to me who had done 15 years in Angola, in New Orleans.

I mean, Louisiana, one of the worst... Amnesty International called it one of the worst prisons in the world.

And it's on 1,800 acres of swampland.

I mean, it's...

Like the Alcatraz, they call it the Alcatraz of the South.

Yeah, you're just sweating up a storm.

Where are you gonna go?

You can't run.

You're on 1,800 acres of alligator-infested snake land.

So he was pale white.

The only thing he had was these horrible prison tattoos.

And he had asked me to go to the library to get him books, because they wouldn't let him move.

He had gotten arrested again after 15 years in Angola.

Got out, came back to Ohio, and got arrested for armed robbery again.

So all of a sudden, he pulls me aside, he goes, listen to me.

He goes, you have a little girl that's about one and a half, right?

I go, yeah.

He goes, so did I. He goes, you know how many times I saw her in the 15 years I was in prison?

I go, no.