No Way Out: Undercover in Solitary Confinement  Gregg Marcantel,
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Undercover in Solitary Confinement Tonight, there are an
estimated 80,000 people locked up in solitary confinement in
America. You're about to meet a prison official who wants to
experience it firsthand. He's embarking on a radical, risky
experiment, entering level six solitary confinement himself,
undercover. Dan Harris brings us this report "No way out."
Reporter: You are looking at prisoner 106, on the books as a
dangerous, armed robber. He is prepares to enter what many call
hell on Earth. Solitary confinement. Before you meet its
residents, just listen to them. This is prison. You know, we're
not here for being nice. Moved into the unit --