101.   The inmates are Ernest Moss, Til Washington, Rob Goodson, Darryl Cage, Frank Sgambato, Aaron Patterson, Mark Muich and Gordon Blake Coleman.

102.   The inmates at Gugging were as inspiring to Bowie and Eno as they were bizarre.

103.   The inmates were aware of what he was doing.

104.   The inmate would be able to see only those people whom he had selected.

105.   The inmates are more violent and better armed, reflecting the tenor of the street.

106.   The inmates may actually be better parents in jail than before they were locked up, Ms. Perez said.

107.   The inmates are not in physical harm, she said, and have been seen eating candy bars.

108.   The inmates must be three to six months away from release, participate in a career-awareness class and arrive with a printed resume.

109.   The only other German death-row inmate is in Florida.

110.   The notion that inmates on death row are usually poor African-Americans is sheer propaganda.There are more whites than blacks on death row.