and it was somebody who had been ran over on an expressway and this guy had had his head run over

basically by a van at 50 miles an hour and so his brain and skull smashed splattered 20 meters

across the road. I took hold of his right arm which is like the approved technique just taken by

the arm guide him back to the cell technique, just taken by the arm, guided

back to the cell. But I didn't see in his left hand, he had mug of hot tea. And as soon as

he got all of his arm, he just went mush. So that prisoner then got transferred out to,

I think it was H&P Liverpool. And at H&P Liverpool, he tried to murder an office of air.

Wow.

From towards the end of your pregnancy, up until the baby's 18 months old,

the prisoner can live with a baby.

But like I said, it's like three streets style of houses.

And this mother and baby unit was on the same sort of street

as one of the houses, which housed mainly people who'd killed kids and babies.

We saw all sorts. People had cut themselves, people had insert things into themselves.

Like there was one woman who used to put pens inside her arm.

Just, she'd just stick a full pen in her arm into her veins.

You know, you saw people, they were just, they were like characters on a horror film,

you know, just face, coming in slashes and scars and all of this.

I really relate to that.

I remember going into style as a researcher.

I'd be interviewing people and they'd just be like blood dripping out of their arms.

The manager said to me, oh, you know where it is, don't you, this constant watch, it's

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