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For listeners in the States, the following episode contains references to a car boot,

which is the trunk, football, which you insist on calling soccer, and being nicked, which means

arrested. It also contains some strong language, so watch out for that.

Her Majesty's Prison Elmley is a warrant of ugly yellow brick buildings,

like a network of warehouses contained within a formidable concrete wall.

Inside the housing blocks, it looks like every gritty British prison drama you've ever seen.

Three floors of beige walls, steel railings, and a net to stop anyone from jumping.

And row after row of prison cells, narrow rooms with a toilet and a mattress.

In one cell is prisoner VH 4265, Dean Jenkins.

On a whiteboard, next to Dean's cell is the number six.

That's how many people have to be there to unlock you.

Dean might be presumed innocent by right, but he's still being treated as one of the most dangerous

criminals in the system. In the early hours of the morning, six officers take him out of his

cell for a shower, which takes place in a clear glass box so that they can watch his every move.

No more governor-rained shower gel or moisturizer, just a plain old bar of soap.

As far as they're concerned, here's this guy. He's on every newspaper in a bloody country.

He's thrown up at their prison. They got a morning to me until they feel safe enough.

He might be seen as dangerous, but the guards that deal with Dean find him relaxed and gracious.

He treats them like staff in a hotel.

Back in his cell, Dean's preparing himself for what comes next.

He hears six pairs of footsteps outside. The slap on the cell door is pulled back.

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