Buddy Woodall is a husband and a father of three. In January, he'll celebrate his 22nd wedding

anniversary with his wife, Christy. Buddy is also serving three consecutive life sentences in

Georgia's Tel Faire State Prison for the murder of two men, one of them, his uncle.

The crime is known down in Georgia as the Labor Day murders. The victims were Lavelle Lynn,

that was buddy's uncle, and another man named Robert Van Allen, who worked with Lavelle.

Prosecutors described it as a violent ambush-style attack.

The motive, robbery.

$400.

Buddy Woodall was convicted of the crimes in 2005.

This is Buddy calling Christy and our production team from inside the prison.

We weren't allowed to record Intelfare, so we have to rely on phone calls.

Sometimes it's a little loud, it's a little distracting, but bear with us.

I have a minimum of like 52 years left before I've ever become eligible for parole.

If you couldn't hear, Buddy, he just said he has a minimum of 52 years left before he's eligible for parole.

I'm never going to make it.

You know, I would be 97 years old.

For years and years, I try to get Christie to leave leave me to divorce me, you know, and so forth

and all.

I don't want Christy to miss out on so much life.

My kids, I mean, there are just so much out there that they could do if they were to let go.

And I hate thinking about that because I know deep down in my heart that she's going to stay

with me no matter what.

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