Inmates will always try to escape prison.

They try so often, I had to do a 2nd episode on Escpaes.

In this episode we tell more of the stories of inmates that were successful, and not so successful, in their attempts to break out.

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Prison Officers always have to be aware of their surroundings. You can have all the training in the world, but in Prison, you never know what's going to happen.

Sometimes things just go bad! A whole episode of the chaos that happens inside maximum security Prisons.

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Prisons can be scary places. They are old, dark, and have a history of violence and death. I put a shoutout to ex-Officers to see if they had any paranormal experiences working in prison, and I was inundated with stories!

On any given day there are enough inmates being transported around NSW by road to fill a whole prison.

This episode tells the stories of what it’s like,driving the bus that no-one wants to be on - inmate or Officer!

Inmates will always try to escape prison. In this episode we tell the stories of inmates that were successful, and not so successful, in their attempts to break out.

Inmates often require medical treatment outside of the walls of the gaol. It is a dangerous job, mixing inmates, Officers, and members of the public - and it doesn't always go to plan.

Prison Officers always have to be aware of their surroundings. You can have all the training in the world, but in Prison, you never know what's going to happen. Sometimes things just go bad!

*WARNING*

This episode contains disturbing themes.

At Long Bay, there is a prison within a prison - The Acute Crisis Management Unit.

It is here that inmates with self harm issues and suicidal ideation are housed.

This episode explores the horrific tales of what happens in the A.C.M.U.

If you, or anyone you know, has suicidal thoughts, call Lifeline on 13 11 14.

Available 24 hours a day.

You are not alone.

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This is my most heartbreaking episode.

In the 1980’s, the AIDS epidemic took hold of the world.

​Being HIV positive was akin to a death sentence.

Having that diagnosis in prison...was even worse!.

It was a frightening time, and both inmates and Officers were living in fear.

This Episode tells the never before heard, devastating stories, of what is was like working in the AIDS Unit.

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