Cassei Ricci shares her story about life inside a Connecticut women's prison and how strict drug laws landed her behind bars. She reveals what happens inside, the challenges of prison survival, and the relationships formed while incarcerated. Cassei discusses what led to her sentence, how she navigated life on the inside, and what she learned from the experience. This episode explores the impact of drug laws, the realities of incarceration, and the journey after release.

Julie DeVuono, a former nurse, made headlines for orchestrating one of the biggest vaccine fraud schemes in recent history. In this episode, she reveals how she faked over 4,000 vaccine records, pocketing more than $1 million in the process. From manipulating medical records to evading authorities, Julie takes us inside the shocking operation that led to her downfall. What motivated her? How did she get away with it for so long? And what are the consequences of her actions? Don’t miss this eye-opening conversation about fraud, ethics, and the dark side of the healthcare industry.

Denard ‘Drama’ Butler, a Nine Trey Gangsta Blood, was sentenced to 60 months in prison for racketeering after his involvement in a 2018 armed robbery—an event filmed by 6ix9ine. Labeled as a “hanger-on” in the gang’s circle, Butler faced serious legal consequences when Tekashi 6ix9ine cooperated with federal authorities, leading to major indictments. In this episode, Butler breaks his silence on life inside Nine Trey, how 6ix9ine snitched, his prison experience, and his path to redemption. He also shares how he’s rebuilding his life after prison and warning others about the dangers of gang life.

David Beechy is a former correctional officer who worked inside Tennessee’s death row, overseeing inmates awaiting execution. In this episode, he shares firsthand experiences of what really happens behind bars, from daily routines to high-security protocols and the emotional toll of working with death row prisoners.

Sean Scott Hicks, a former Winter Hill Gang enforcer, spent 20+ years in prison for his role in organized crime. Once working under Whitey Bulger, Hicks was deeply involved in Boston’s criminal underworld. While behind bars, he turned his life around, becoming a writer, actor, and criminal consultant. Now the author of "The Devil to Pay: A Mobster’s Road to Perdition," Hicks shares his life inside the mob, his time in prison, and how he left gangster life behind.