Welcome to the World's Largest Prison. Population a stunning 6.5 billion. Every 1.23 seconds another inmate is born here. Yet it's never overpopulated because every 1.6 seconds another inmate dies. Many of our inmates talk about 'life on the block.' Few of them, however, realize that their block is just one jail on a larger cell block. The blocks are divided by continents and by nation. The uniforms are the inmates natural encasements 'birthday suits if you will' they're born with them. They're born sinners. It may sound strange to hear of babies being born behind bars, but imagine, if you will, criminals so vile and capable of so much corruption, that their whole world has been constructed into one maximum security divinely locked down facility.
Has there ever been a time when there wasn't any crime, petty theft, heavy debt, living life outside the line, get me high, to get by, get me slide, or get your piece of the pie, from the streets to high society, riots of every crime
Like most prisons, the inmates survive largely by forming gangs. The gangs here are gathered around crimes that the inmates are known to commit. Thus, we have the envious and the thieves. No matter how hard you've worked, or searched for what you have, its almost impossible to keep anything around them. WE also have the perjurers and the liars. You can't believe a word that comes out of their mouths. They'll say anything, no matter how far-fetched, if they think it will gain them popularity or prosperity. But all of the prisoners are linked together because of one, especially heinous crime, committed by them all. It's easy to find out which gang you belong to. All you have to do is look at the list of the Top 10 crimes and ask yourself which one, or which ones have I committed. You just might find that you have ties to every gang on the inside.
Some of the inmates, though, have found what they believe to be the key to freedom. They say they won't leave here the same as the others. They've dedicated the rest of their time here to speaking to their fellow inmates about justification. They say this is possible because one uniquely qualified individual, came to the prison from the outside. They say he willingly became an inmate and offers to switch places with common criminals who are currently serving death sentences. One of the inmates is going now to give sworn testimony to these facts. Let's join him in the courtroom to see how well the jury takes to this unusual story'
