Leroy Ebron, a former Rikers Island corrections officer, returns for his 5th appearance on the show to share more insights into life inside one of the most notorious jails in the country. He explains the creative and shocking ways inmates hide weapons and recounts the most unforgettable stabbing incident he ever witnessed during his time as a guard. Leroy also reveals how commissary items like beef jerky are used in unexpected ways. This episode offers a raw look at the dangers and survival tactics of life at Rikers Island.

Brandon Hantz, a former Bandido who is now "out bad," joins us to share his story of life inside one of the most well-known 1% outlaw motorcycle clubs. With very few interviews featuring former members of the Bandidos, Brandon offers a rare glimpse into the rules, structure, and challenges that come with the patch. From the strict brotherhood to the realities of leaving the club, he discusses the reasons behind his exit, the challenges of being "out bad," and the impact it has had on his life. This episode provides a unique look into the world of outlaw motorcycle clubs and what it means to live by the 1% lifestyle.

Michael Ballard, a former yard rep for a white supremacist prison gang, shares his story of life inside Arkansas supermax prisons. In this interview, Michael talks about his role within the gang, the brutal realities of prison life, and the choices that led him down this path. He also opens up about the challenges of leaving that world behind and the lessons he has taken from his time in the system.

Megan Stewart shares her personal story of how her family was charged with drug trafficking and sent to federal prison. In this interview, Megan talks about the events that led to their arrest, what it was like to face the justice system as a family, and the impact it had on their lives. She opens up about the challenges of navigating life in federal prison and the lessons learned along the way.

PorscheTruckRuk shares his story of being charged with RICO as a teenager and sentenced to 10 years in federal prison. In this interview, he talks about the events that led to his arrest, the challenges of navigating the federal justice system at a young age, and what life was like behind bars. PorscheTruckRuk also reflects on the lessons he learned during his time in prison and how it shaped his future after release.