Inside Grendon Apu (BBC Two documentary, 1992)
The Grendon Acute Psychiatric Unit imprisons the most difficult group of "patients' in the country - men convicted of murder, multiple rape, arson and child molesting. Most new inmates arriving at Grendon suffer severe shock when confronted by the open cell doors policy and "kind and caring screws" - but that's part of the treatment. Producer Paul Pierrot Editor Jeremy Gibson

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On the front line: Inside Britain's prison crisis | BBC Documentary

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The Krays: London's Most Notorious Twins | Real Crime

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Broadmoor Psych Ward Exposed | Real Stories Full-Length Documentary

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Piers Morgan Meets America's Most Notorious Child Psychopath

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Meet The Deadliest Men On Death Row: Inside Indiana State Prison | Trevor McDonald

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HMP Wymott and HMP Garth

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HMP Real Porridge Prison Documentary

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Prisons From Hell - Haiti & Madagascar | Unreported World | Free Documentary

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How Harvey Weinstein Tried to Silence Accusers (full documentary) | FRONTLINE

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HMP Barlinnie Special Unit 1976

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World in Action: Banged Up (1979)

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New York State Prisons: How to Avoid Rape in Prison - Men's Orientation

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After the Psychosis: When a Violent Patient Seeks Freedom | ENDEVR Documentary

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Your first 24hrs in Prison

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When Drugs Take Control: The Power Of Addiction

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Jonestown: Paradise Lost | Crime Documentary | The Horror of a Cult | True Crime Central

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Who was Stakeknife: Freddie Scappaticci, the IRA spy the UK government is still protecting

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