I am a traditional Native American.
I met Kristianna
on a prison dating site.
So this is all gonna
be a big surprise.
She doesn't even know
we're getting married.
Kristianna says,
"I love you, but I'm not
in love with you yet."
I was wondering
if you would marry me.
Oh, my gosh.
Oh.
Scott is my boyfriend.
WOMAN: Have you ever
visited her in prison?
No. I have never
met Lindsey in person.
- How old is she?
- Um, 27.
I'm 51.
- Ah!
In the last few years,
I would say Scott
has sent me $15,000 to $20,000.
Absolutely not.
Destinie's in jail
for escape and drugs.
She's a flight risk.
If she does miss court,
the court will put you
on the hook for $50,000.
Destinie and I have
never met in person
because she said
she gained weight,
and she didn't want me
to see her like that.
Hopefully, if everything
goes well, we'll get married.
But we never got married.
There are a couple things
that I haven't told Destinie.
I feel like
Quaylon's my soulmate.
I've been incarcerated
for 12 years for armed robbery.
He ain't never been a father.
He ain't never been
in no real relationship.
Quaylon is about to
live with me in Kansas City.
I told my mama I was gonna come
out to live with her in Texas.
I want him close to me.
JESSICA: I actually met Maurice
on a dating website.
Oh, my God, is that him?
Oh, my God.
'Maurice and I
come from two different worlds.'
You really don't know this guy.
You may have been used
this whole time.
Oh, Lord, help me.
It's gonna be a long damn day.
Where's my shoes at?
Gotta get underwear, coat, shirt.
I'm considered what they call
a hot commodity.
I'm an engineer,
so I'm financially secure.
I'm not an ugly man,
so most women look at me
and they think I'm a womaniser.
I'm a player.
But I'm a very romantic guy.
I love to cuddle.
I love to take walks
in the parks.
I want that true love,
where I truly love her
and she truly love me.
The right woman, to me,
is a woman of strong character.
Independent,
loving, understanding.
Nice butt.
That is Chanda.
Chanda is a country girl
who didn't have
a strong support system.
She's doing three and a half years
for selling drugs.
I met Chanda because
I was at work one day,
and something
came across my phone,
an ad saying,
"Meet female inmates".
I was bored, so I scrolled,
I scrolled, I scrolled.
When I gotta Chanda, I said,
"Oh, she's very pretty."
I wrote her. I went
to visit her in prison.
Chanda seems very sincere.
It feels right.
It feels special.
It's like... it's meant to be.
It's on, baby.
Look at that mother BLEEP a*s,
big old a*s.
So mother BLEEP pretty.
SMOOCHES
You know, everybody wanna be loved.
You know, you just want that
one special person in your life.
A man could have a hundred women,
but there's only one
who you gonna truly love.
I have three kids, and I haven't
told them much about her
because I'm worried what they'll
think about the age difference.
But even though
me and Chanda have been dating
just two and a half months,
I could see a future with her,
marriage.
What took you so long?
I went to the wrong store.
I met Tangy
maybe about ten years ago.
We just became good friends.
So, I hear we're shopping
for a young lady
who is special in your life today,
correct?
Yes, I am.
My girl, she come home Monday, so...
- OK.
- So she needs some clothes.
We can start you off
with some jeans here.
Chanda's being released
from prison in two days,
and I'm very excited.
- This is pretty, too.
- Mm-hm.
She walk out that gate,
she's coming home with nothing.
- Look at this, Ty.
- Who the hell gonna wear this?
I'm trying my best
to find something for her to wear,
and I don't know
nothing about her, Ty.
TANGY:
'I'm just here to be a good BFF.
'I do know she was in jail.
'But there's very little that
I know about this young lady.'
I don't think
he even told me her name.
I wanna find out
about the young lady.
How old is she?
- Don't trip, now.
- OK.
She's 28.
See? See? I'm 21 years
older than her, right?
You think... I'm too old for her?
She's 28.
OK, Ty. OK.
Don't make me feel
like an old man, now.
Twenty-eight, in jail.
It... It doesn't make any sense.
He's a good guy with a good job,
and he could have anybody!
TANGY: Have you sent
this girl money?
- Yeah.
- OK.
I wonder why she like you.
There's something about me.
I know I'd like your a*s, too,
if you constantly sending me money
while I'm in jail.
You'd be one of those
mother BLEEP I like, too.
How long was she in that jail, Ty?
Three years.
And you wanna know something?
This is her second time
going to jail, OK?
Oh, I seen it. Oh, I seen it.
OK. So... So what? That
doesn't make her a bad person.
You get with you...
You gonna get...
OK.
- I get whatever.
And I'm gonna get this.
- OK.
'For some reason,
I think she's jealous.'
You know, Tangy has never liked
any woman that I've dated.
No woman.
But no matter what Tangy say,
it's my life.
If I wanna be with her,
I'mma do what I wanna do.
What?!
What?
- Now...
- Look at you.
Black man, good job,
drug-dealer girlfriend.
You gonna be in trouble
just like she in trouble.
What you gonna do?
What you gonna do?
Watch this. Pay for it.
I honestly think the young lady
is conning him already.
She's only out to get the money,
and I hope you got a lot of it,
Tyrice,
because she's coming for it.
WOMAN:
Hopefully she loves everything.
- I think she will.
- She should! He spent $600!
One more thing before we go.
We gotta have a little chat.
OK.
I was wondering
if there was a possibility
if you'd, uh, marry me.
KRISTI: Oh...
My stomach's turning right now.
The only thing going through
my mind right now is,
if Kristianna says no,
then what?
Oh, my gosh.
Oh...
Oh, my gosh, absolutely.
- Perfect.
- Yeah.
Oh, my God, I'm so shaky.
Aw. Thanks, babe.
Mmm.
WOMEN CHEERING
Bye, guys!
LAUGHING
Oh, my gosh. Wow!
He's nuts.
LAUGHING: Like, this is crazy.
'I had no idea that John
was about to propose to me.
'I'm so ecstatic.'
I told him yes.
I can't believe I'm in
a BLEEP limo right now.
'When I was in prison,
I would dream about our wedding.
'In my mind, my mom probably
would walk me down the aisle.'
I would have Mason jars and...
like, the horse and carriage,
or whatever.
I'd want John to have
the white suit with turquoise,
and then I'd have, like,
the corset dress.
We gotta celebrate a little
when you get out, yeah?
Oh, my gosh, I'm so nervous.
John is something right in my life.
He is more than... more than
what I expected in a guy.
KRISTI: Oh, boy.
BOTH LAUGHING
Nobody's ever done
anything like this in my life.
I don't know what I've done
to deserve this.
First day out, then, yeah?
Yeah. This is really nice.
How many of your friends
get picked up in limos?
LAUGHS
None!
LAUGHING
I seen the limo come in.
I was like, "I wonder who's
getting picked up in that?"
It was me!
LAUGHING
Was it everything you hoped it'd be?
More!
BOTH LAUGHING
It's gonna be a good day.
- Yeah?
- Yeah.
- You think so?
- Yeah.
We're heading to
my wedding chapel on wheels,
and I have no idea
how she's gonna react to that.
At this point,
we have 20 minutes or so
before we gotta leave.
If Kristianna is late
to the halfway house
and her PO is a major jerk,
she could get
sent back to prison
on her very first second
in the door.
That would suck.
KRISTI LAUGHING
I just love you!
MAURICE: Two years, baby,
since we last had sex.
JESSICA: Oh, my God.
'I know Maurice only married me
to get sex.'
MAURICE: 'No comment, sir.'
LINDSEY: I have so many plans.
I want to have pancakes
and champagne. I want fun.
I have not kept track
of what I've spent on Lindsey.
I need to go shopping,
and I need clothes.
Um... I'm sorry,
but this here declined.
Destinie said
she looks like this,
but she said
she gained some weight.
Today, Destinie gets out of jail.
I've been waiting almost a year
for this moment.
My heart is beating
right out of my chest.
What makes me the most nervous
is not having that attraction
when we meet.
MAURICE: Auntie, what up?
Auntie, say something, Auntie.
I made it, Auntie, I'm home.
LAUGHS
I still don't feel it.
- 'I know.'
- I still don't feel it.
I been waiting
seven and a half years
to get out of prison
to return to the world.
'And me being there with my wife,
it made me feel like I'm home now.'
Everything in the free world
I missed, watching regular cable,
walk to the bathroom naked,
anything I want, BLEEP, I got it.
You know what I'm saying?
I can do what I wanna do.
I'm a free man.
I ain't gotta
listen to nobody no more.
I got my California ID,
so I'm gonna get on a plane
and just come out to LA.
Yeah.
Prison is in Northern California,
and my family is from LA.
They're from Compton.
We need to get to LA for my parole,
but me and my wife
got a home in Vegas.
I wanna go home.
What I was gonna do
is just don't tell them
and just make my way to Vegas.
I ain't doing that.
I can't do jail no more.
A'ight.
Maurice has to transfer his parole
from California to Las Vegas,
or else he cannot come home
with me to our house.
I gotta check in so they transfer
my BLEEP all the way-way.
'I just got Maurice home,
'and there's no way I'm gonna
risk losing him again.'
I'm done with prison and jail,
visiting.
Damn, I'm really home.
This BLEEP crazy.
Can you believe it?
BLEATS
ROOSTER CROWS
I'm fixin' to go handle my business,
though.
TOILET FLUSHES
I am really nervous
about having sex with Maurice
for the first time
in the free world.
I hope it's good
and that he enjoys it.
That's real tissue up in here!
LAUGHING
That's real... That's real, uh,
real like Charmin.
- Yeah.
Is it different?
It's so different, huh?
What do you think of this house?
- I like it.
- It's nice, huh?
All these animals.
Uh-huh.
What's up with y'all?
What y'all doing still?
Two years, baby,
since we last had sex.
Oh, my God.
Maurice and I have had sex
before in a conjugal visit.
I didn't tell you,
but I saved up for two months.
For two months!
I ain't played with myself
for two months.
In the state of California,
you have to be married
to get conjugal visits,
which they call family visits.
I don't use that word.
I mean, family visits, conjugal,
I don't use that BLEEP,
BLEEP visit.
The boom-boom room, the love
shack, all type of BLEEP.
Sex in the "conjugal" visit
is kind of different.
We just had a little
two-bedroom apartment.
With a kitchen, bathroom.
We have a bed.
MAURICE:
The first time, it was crazy.
As soon as the man left
and locked the gate,
I closed the door, I was naked.
I got to see what it would be like
living with my wife a little bit.
I'm like, "Damn, she cleans,
she cook good,
"food tastes fire, sex on point."
I know Maurice only married me
to get the family visits.
He's like,
"Let's just get married
"so we can have sex."
No comment, sir.
LAUGHS
You ready?
'You know, my wife thick.
She got an a*s.
'She got t*tties.
She got all that.'
You know what I'm saying?
BLEEP
She wanna have a baby.
I wanna have "babiez",
with a Z at the end.
SHE GIGGLES
That tickles.
'I ain't sh**ting out no blanks,
that's for damn sure.'
LAUGHS
BLEEP.
I'm about to do my thing, though.
I'mma holler at y'all.
BREATHING HEAVILY
MAURICE: I'm trying to make a son.
ROOSTER CROWS
JESSICA: Oh, my God. It was good.
Hello. What can I do for you today?
I would like to order
some steaks to go.
- OK.
I have been waiting 20 months
for Lindsey
to be released from prison.
I moved to Mississippi
to be with her,
got a house for her daughter,
her and I to live in.
I'm really happy
that the moment's come.
It's been a long journey.
What am I gonna get you?
A 12-ounce ribeye.
I'll go medium with that.
In prior conversations
with Lindsey,
she told me that one of the things
that she would like
relatively quickly
coming home out of prison
would be a good meal, and steak
is one of those things she wants.
It's also her birthday tomorrow.
Along the way
to the halfway house,
my plan is to have a nice
steak dinner with some champagne.
In addition to that,
see her daughter and her mother
when we get to the halfway house.
So, I'm really
looking forward to it.
I have so many plans,
so many things I wanna do.
I can't wait to see my house
for the first time.
And I want to have
pancakes and champagne.
I want bubble baths. I want fun.
I wanna lay in bed and sleep
all day. I wanna not be bothered.
I need to go shopping,
and I need clothes.
I'm coming home! So, yay!
All right, and then I'd also like
a six-ounce filet of beef.
OK. How you want that one done?
Um...
I'm gonna have to take a guess
and go down the middle
and say medium.
Happy medium, gotcha.
And then your best champagne
on the list.
Lindsey and I have spent
no physical, touchy-touchy,
face-to-face time together.
We've talked, we've communicated,
but I've never
met Lindsey in person.
I'm real excited, but I think
I'm also really nervous.
Nice to meet you.
Larry Washington, DELUXE 1LIMO.
I decided to get a limo
to pick up Lindsey
because I thought it would be,
you know, make her feel special.
As you can see,
there's a lot of room in it.
Climb up in there. You can see it.
All your controls
are up there at the top.
I have not kept track
of what I have spent on Lindsey.
Um...
You're looking at $175 an hour,
plus 20% gratuity.
I guess, in total,
the sum that I may have spent,
you know,
maybe $15,000 to $20,000.
$25,000, maybe. I don't know.
We'll take the Hummer.
- OK, good deal. Good deal.
- Thank you, sir.
I guess the best way
to put this is...
yes. Look, she likes nice things.
Obviously, we all carry
a little spending money
around in our pocket, so I'm gonna
make sure that Lindsey has that.
Um...
Sorry, but this here declined.
QUALANDRIA:
Quaylon getting out of prison
and getting right into a
relationship, I don't agree with it.
I feel blindsided.
Quaylon got a decision to make.
'I've been extremely worried
that Destinie's a catfish.'
So many things could happen.
She could just leave.
She could just bail at the last
minute. She could get scared.
This is the last day
before I see Quaylon.
I'm kind of nervous now.
In the morning,
Quaylon's getting out of jail.
I'm very excited.
But Quaylon told his mom that he
was moving to Houston with her.
How does being back here
make you feel,
knowing the fact that, you know,
Quaylon is about to be living here?
He didn't tell me that.
I was thinking
he was coming to Houston,
because that's what
we talked about.
I will take my son
and walk right out of there.
Do you understand what I'm saying?
- Do you really think he will go?
- Yes, he will.
I'm not in agreement with Quaylon
getting out of prison
and not coming to Houston.
Last time he lived in Kansas City,
Quaylon was in all kinds of trouble,
and he ended up in prison
for 12 years.
He should come to Houston
and be with his family.
- Hey.
- Hello.
- You got a minute?
- Yes, I do.
Look, I just wanted
to let you know that...
that that happened in the car
was not my intentions.
I just really
need you to understand
that my main concern is Quaylon,
and that I am very concerned
about the possibility of him
getting out and messing up.
And, as his mom...
..with every...
..inch of my being,
I will fight
to keep him out of prison.
Whatever that takes.
Quaylon getting out of prison
and getting right into
a relationship,
I don't agree with it.
I don't think he's ready,
and I wish he would
give himself time to get out
and adjust.
And not, say, leave Shavel,
but not take
that "instant family" approach.
You know, he's been on
prison mentality for 12 years.
Now he has to get out
and deal with the real world,
and that concerns me.
Because he hasn't dealt with
the real world in 12 years,
and the real world has changed.
Like, I can't even
express this enough.
I do not want...
I don't want him going that way,
I want him going this way.
But do you think that, um...
Kansas City would be
that best option for him?
So, I can't say...
I can't... I can't speak on that.
But, like, when you had told me
about moving to Houston,
I'm like, "What the hell?"
I thought the both of you
were coming to Houston.
I thought he was gonna
come to Houston,
and that you were gonna
come to Houston too.
SNIFFLES
That's not happening.
I'm bothered by it because...
..I did not know Quaylon said
we were moving out there.
I did not know that.
- Mm-hm.
- So I just...
I feel blindsided.
And I understand that, too.
I feel blindsided.
Trust is very important to me
in a relationship,
and I never said
that I was moving to Texas.
QUALANDRIA: I'm going to sleep.
Good night.
I don't know what's going on.
I'm a mother too,
and I sympathise for her.
I wouldn't want nobody
to take my son
that's been locked up
for 12 years,
but you can't help who you love,
and I care about Quaylon.
I want him for myself,
so Quaylon
got a decision to make.
I'm just ready for this
rollercoaster to be over with,
and I'm ready
for Quaylon to come home
so we can talk about it.
I'm ready for tomorrow.
SHAWN: I flew all the way
to California
cos in a couple hours,
Destinie will be released
from the Glenn County Jail.
After all this time
and everything,
just to finally be able to
meet Destinie for the first time
and wrap her up in my arms
and tell her how much I love her,
and have some alone time
here at the hotel.
Gonna do two soft.
Destinie has been dying for tacos,
so I'm gonna surprise her
and make some tacos.
Kind of make her,
like, a gordita thing,
with the soft on the outside
and put the stuff on the inside.
Destinie is having me
bring her shoes,
clothes, make-up,
just everything that she needs.
I have not spoiled
all my girlfriends like this.
I just think Destinie deserves it.
You know, especially
when it's somebody you love.
Destinie says she looks like this,
but she said
she gained some weight,
so I'm really not sure
what to expect.
What makes me the most nervous
is...
not having that attraction
when we meet.
I know this all seems
kind of sketchy,
to bail out, basically,
somebody I've never met.
But it's all...
It's all for the love of the game,
right?
The bail bondsman told me
it's a $50,000 bond,
so I had to pay $5,000
out of pocket.
The insurance policy in this case
is for $50,000.
Because she failed
to appear in court,
she was on an ankle monitor,
and she cut the monitor off.
She's a flight risk.
I just think that
people doubt me and Destinie
because they just don't see
what I see in her.
They don't talk to her.
They don't understand.
Right away, it's,
"Oh, she's catfishing you",
or, "She's gonna do this,
she's gonna rob you."
But I feel that everything
she's been telling me is true,
so I'll prove 'em all wrong.
So, now I guess
it's a waiting game.
RINGTONE PLAYS
Hey, she's calling me.
AUTOMATED VOICE: 'Hello,
this is a prepaid call from...'
DESTINIE: 'Destinie.'
Why?
CALL ENDS
AUTOMATED VOICE:
'Thank you for using GTL.'
Oh. BLEEP.
Destinie never hangs up on me.
She always says,
"Bye" and "I love you."
It makes me extremely worried.
He's finally coming home.
I'll believe it when I see it.
- Is that him?
- Oh, my God, like,
this is really about to happen.
SCOTT: I just can't wait
to hug and kiss the woman
that I've spent two years
developing
an awesome relationship with.
There's a lot of stuff
about Scott
that I don't know, so I am worried.
I'm just wondering when Lindsey
is gonna appear down that gate.
I'm free!
Look at that plane.
That BLEEP looks scary.
So, we're at the airport,
about to go fly into LA.
We've gotta be to the parole office
by tomorrow.
Whew, I just got the chills
just now.
Why?
I ain't never seen no plane
like that, so close.
MAURICE: 'I've never been
on a plane in my life.'
I've never even
seen a plane take off.
Look, it's starting to fly
right now. Look.
I ain't never seen
no BLEEP like that. Never.
'Getting on one of them
for the first time ever,
'I'm scared.'
BLEEP blowing up, crashing.
'I'm a Black young man.'
We don't like heights,
spiders, snakes, boats.
I think of the worst of the worst
when it comes to them things
right there.
- Ready?
- What you talking about?
I'm spooked!
I'm Spooky Johnson right now.
Quaylon, is he really coming home?
Like, am I really gonna
be able to feel him, like...
I woke up at 3:00,
tossing and turning,
and then I just was like,
"Dang!" Like,
"Today is really the day?"
No more phone calls, no e-mails,
like, none of that.
Quaylon and I will have
a lot to talk about,
but today is not the day for that.
When my moment come,
it's just gonna be everything.
QUALANDRIA:
Twelve years and one week ago,
I was searching for my son.
I just knew
that something was wrong.
Because it was my birthday
and he wasn't there,
and he never showed up that night.
When I finally found him
at the hospital,
he had been shot.
Quaylon first went to jail
after that,
so I was unable to see him in
normal surroundings in 12 years.
I wanted to be there to protect him.
I know, one, I just wanna
hold him and never let him go.
- You got the keys?
- Mm-hm.
Lordy!
I can't wait to spend
the rest of my life with Quaylon
outside of prison.
Like, we've been waiting
two and a half years.
I wanna be married so bad,
and I want my daughter
to have a father.
LAUGHING
When Quaylon came in my life,
it was just like,
"Dang, I believe in love.
"I found my Romeo."
I just love him.
It's just, like,
a good feeling that, you know,
he's finally coming home.
- I'll believe it when I see it.
- Right?!
That's why I'm just like...
like a little kid in a candy store.
Like, "OK, I want that candy.
"Can we open it now, right now?
Please, Mama."
I am very looking forward
to having sex with Quaylon.
I'm gonna get it, like,
on the first night, OK?
Ooh. Quaylon.
Let my boy go.
- Open those gates!
- Let him go!
BOTH: Let him go! Let him go!
Wonder what's going through
his mind,
what he's thinking.
Um, "I'm about to see my mama,
"and I'm about to finally get some."
LAUGHS
No. No, I'm just playing.
BOTH: TMI!
I know! I'm sorry.
- Look...
- It's been 12 years!
SHAVEL: I'm emotional.
It's just like, "Dang,
like, we're finally here."
It's been a long journey.
Those two and a half years
with Quaylon,
today, it's just
something different,
and honestly,
I can't even feel the cold.
I feel like I... I feel heat
because I know
that he is about to come.
LAUGHS
Oh, my God.
- Whoo!
- You ready?
- Yes, I'm ready.
- OK. Is he coming?
Is that him?
Oh, my God. Like,
this is really about to happen.
Like, it's about to go down
right now.
Wait a minute,
there's two of them.
Is that him?
Oh, my God.
Destinie never hangs up on me.
She always says "Bye"
and "I love you."
It makes me extremely worried.
Oh, this is taking forever.
I'm so nervous.
My heart
is beating right out of my chest.
I feel like I'm gonna
just faint right here.
Everyone thinks
I'm making a huge mistake,
that I'm being catfished,
that Destinie
isn't who she says she is,
but I just hope they're wrong.
- Hi.
- Hi, babe.
Whoo!
Whoo!
I see you come with
a lot of baggage!
DESTINIE: Hi!
Oh, I'm so happy to be out.
I love you.
I love you.
- I love you too, babe.
BLEEP. BLEEP.
I love you.
Don't look at me cos
I don't have any make-up on
and I look BLEEP,
I feel like BLEEP.
- You look good.
- No, yeah, right.
You're gorgeous still.
I have been incarcerated
for 11 years,
on and off,
since the age of 13.
I have been arrested
for numerous charges.
Second-degree burglary, forgery.
And finally, when I was 22,
I got sent to prison
for possession of a firearm.
After I was sentenced
to a three-year sentence,
got released on the ankle monitor.
I cut that BLEEP off
and I put it in the mailbox
and mailed it back to them.
I never could stay put anywhere
for any period of time.
I was too busy gambling,
running amok, getting high.
I didn't know what life was.
That was life to me.
- Baby, I love you.
- I love you too.
When I met Shawn, he made me feel
like I was really needed.
He just uplifted me
and made me feel
that I was important to him.
It made me feel like
I had a sense of worth.
- Mm!
- Happy Valentine's Day.
Oh, babe, that's cute.
Shawn looks a little bit older
than I had thought he was.
But he's good-looking.
He's handsome.
Destinie does not
look like her picture,
but I've been studying
this picture for so long
that I could see
the facial expressions,
to where it kind of tells me
that it's her.
You're so sweet.
'I can definitely tell
by the way Destinie kissed me
'that she's into me.'
Normally, I do... I am attracted
to short, you know, thin girls,
but, you know,
after seeing Destinie,
you know, kind of,
the spark is there,
so I can, you know,
make an exception.
This is just
all your stuff right here.
Oh, man. You have fun going shopping
for all that BLEEP?
Oh, yeah.
You know what? It's kind of cold,
but I made you some tacos.
- Aw.
This is so cute.
Mm.
They're b*mb.
I love you. You're the best.
Are they mine now?
SHAWN: I'm just so happy
that she's here finally.
But I'm gonna have to come clean
about the stuff
that I still haven't told her.
But I'm gonna tell her
when the time is right.
I don't wanna
ruin anything right now.
I just hope that in the end,
that she'll forgive me.
Bye, piece of BLEEP jail.
Never coming to this BLEEP again.
JOHN: Kristianna does not know
that we are heading
to my mobile wedding chapel
in the back of my truck.
If Kristianna
is late to the halfway house,
she could
get sent back to prison.
KRISTI: Oh, my gosh.
Um... Sorry,
but this here declined.
SCOTT: It got declined?
- Yes, sir.
It be that way sometime.
- There's so many things going on.
- I understand.
- This one... This one's fine.
- OK. OK.
All right, that went through.
- We're all set? OK.
- Yes, sir. We set to go.
Thank you.
SCOTT: You know, I spent
a tremendous amount of money
on all the things she wanted.
Her $1,200 cellphone,
$1,000 on clothes.
You know,
she is going to get a car.
I've had to shuffle around monies
various places to make sure
I had certain things covered.
It's just a lot to handle
all at once.
Got the steak.
Got the champagne.
I got the cake.
We have to get to the airport
and the halfway house on time,
or BLEEP is gonna hit the fan.
EXHALES
Lindsey and I have discussed
her release in the past.
Our plans were always for me
to be there at her release point.
But I got a call a couple days ago
from Lindsey,
saying she was getting two months
early release to the halfway house,
and "I'll be arriving at this time,
and this is the flight number."
We left it at,
I will be meeting Lindsey
at the airport in Columbus
and transporting her
to the halfway house in Tupelo,
about an hour away.
I just wanted to check,
what's our ETA?
- We're almost there.
- Almost there? Yeah.
So, she's special to you, huh?
She's very special.
We met on a prison penpal website.
- Really?
- Yes, believe it or not.
OK.
I moved 1,200 miles, uh,
to be with her.
Oh, wow.
So, what are y'all plans?
Are y'all planning on marrying,
or...
Marriage, yeah.
Marriage is something that...
at this point, appeals to me.
I'm confident that we'll get there.
LINDSEY: When you think about
getting out of prison,
I'm actually nervous.
Like, there's a lot about Scott
that I don't know.
I don't know what he does
with all of his free time.
I don't know if he tosses and turns
or snores at night,
so I am worried
about those little details
that we haven't got to, like,
really explore with each other yet,
but I guess that part
is gonna be the excitement
of getting out.
LARRY: You never know where
love comes from, you know.
- You find it, you go with it.
- That's right.
I'm very excited
about Lindsey's release.
I get to finally see her
for the first time,
and I just can't wait
to hug and kiss the woman
that I've spent close to two years
developing
an awesome relationship with.
I'm thinking they would...
come through here.
That's what I think.
So, let's see.
Exit. This is the exit, so...
I'll stand right here.
I'm a little concerned
that I haven't been able
to get verbal confirmation
from Lindsey.
I expected
maybe she'd be able to call,
say,
"Hey, everything's on schedule."
But I haven't received
any confirmation,
so I'm a little concerned
about that.
However, knowing
the Federal Bureau of Prisons,
she may be sitting on a plane
with absolutely no money
to make any phone calls.
Excuse me, sir?
Do you know what time
the plane from Atlanta
is due to land?
- It should be by 8:30?
- Right.
The board says 8:13, I believe.
Is that usually accurate,
if it's coming early?
- Uh, yeah.
- Yes? OK.
Well, thank you.
There it is!
There's Lindsey's plane.
It's the only one that's coming in,
so if one landed, that's it.
KRISTIANNA: The ring is very nice.
I like it a lot.
Was it everything you hoped it'd be?
More!
Is this, like, a campsite up here?
Something.
I popped the question,
and she said yes.
But Kristianna does not know
that the big day is upon us,
and that right now,
we are heading to
my mobile wedding chapel
in the back of my truck,
and I have no idea
how she's gonna react to that.
If Kristianna
is late to the halfway house,
she could
get sent back to prison.
Wow. It's pretty down here.
Yeah.
John's one of those guys
that's willing to take risks.
But to get married
coming out of prison,
I think that's a big leap of faith.
Baby!
JOHN: After you.
Oh, my gosh,
you built all this for me?
Yes.
- Nice to meet you.
- Hi.
- How are you?
- Good.
I'm really nervous.
Did she say yes?
- She did say yes.
- Are we doing this today?
Babe, I was thinking
your first day out,
we make it really special,
and if it's OK with you,
let's do this wedding thing now.
Everything's so fast moving,
and, um, I don't really know
how I feel.
Yes. Yes.
All right.
Well, there's something special
for you hanging out
right underneath that star quilt
over there.
Whoo! Oh, my gosh.
I haven't actually seen his
religion and stuff like that.
I am Christian,
and I would have never envisioned
a Native wedding.
So, what he did was,
he guesstimated on your size,
and we're going to...
- Oh, my God.
..get you dressed. I hope.
OK. Oh, my gosh.
This is kind of a lot to take in.
So, we'll do the best we can.
You know, you don't have
a whole lot of time here, so...
JOHN: I have faith in you, brother.
How's it going in there?
KRISTIANNA:
The dress isn't gonna work.
All right, prison clothes back on.
- OK.
- I have another idea.
We gotta get the ceremony done
in eight minutes.
I'm definitely nervous about making
it to the halfway house on time.
'I don't wanna get in any trouble.'
It's also hard because me and John
haven't really had much time
to spend together.
We've only been dating three months.
Now I'm panicking.
Lahoma?
Whatever's supposed to happen
is what's gonna happen.
Cos you've gotta
get her there on time.
So, what we're gonna do
is get on the truck,
and I'm going to...
..ask some questions.
You can say yay or nay.
KRISTIANNA: It makes me nervous,
settling down with one man.
It's just a...
It's a lot to take on.
'I don't even know, really,
how to feel or what to feel...'
..so it's just very overwhelming.
- How we looking, guys?
- We gotta... We gotta fly.
You feel good about this?
Quaylon!
I'm very nervous to meet
my mom and sister for lunch.
How old are you?
We don't know this guy.
He could be a serial k*ller.
I'm at a loss
to explain what's going on.
Speed limits are just a suggestion.
- Are you going the right way?
- God, I hope so.
She gon' use my daddy for his money.
She 28 years old!
Do I look like I let
a mother BLEEP use me?
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03x03 - Date With Destinie
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A reality television series, chronicling the lives of recently released felons and their significant others.
A reality television series, chronicling the lives of recently released felons and their significant others.