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Open from 1934 to 1963, Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary was thought to house some of America’s most ruthless criminals. But it was also home to the guards who patrolled the cell blocks. And with them came their young families.

The Children Who Once Called Alcatraz Home: ‘For Us, It Was a Big Playground’

Open from 1934 to 1963, Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary was thought to house some of America’s most ruthless criminals. But it was also home to the young families of guards who patrolled the prison.

Cast members of "Cafe of the Heart" pose for a final photo after curtain call.

Maximum-Security Prison Inmates Reveal What Theater Program Taught Them About Redemption

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In addition to singing and acting, inmates at Green Haven Correctional Facility say their theater program helps them learn crucial life skills.

Donna Pinto decided to stop treatment for stage zero breast cancer.

Is Stage Zero Breast Cancer Really Cancer? Women Share Their Doubts

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Women and doctors are beginning to question whether stage zero breast cancer is really cancer at all.

Ladies of the Lacquer: New Jersey's Long Nail Goddesses Reveal Their Softer Sides

INSIDE EDITION InDepth 2 months 4 weeks ago

Maria Ortiz is the queen of a group of fascinating women who are more than just their mega-manicures.

Sherry Johnson was 11 years old when she was made to marry her rapist.

Florida Woman Forced to Marry Her Rapist at Age 11 Fights to Change the Law

INSIDE EDITION InDepth 3 months ago

Twenty-five states do not set a minimum age at which a person can legally marry, effectively making it legal to wed at any age.

Can You Commit Murder in Your Sleep? The Unusual Defense Used in Some Violent Crime Cases

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Many have attempted to use sleepwalking as a defense in harrowing cases over the years.

Lamar Johnson, 34, walked free on Sept. 19 after more than 13 years behind bars for a murder he had nothing to do with

After Doing 13 Years for a Murder He Didn't Commit, Exonerated Man Adjusts to Life on the Outside

INSIDE EDITION InDepth 4 months ago

Lamar Johnson walked free on Sept. 19 after more than 13 years behind bars for a murder he had nothing to do with.

Cops and Surgeon Who Tried to Save John Lennon’s Life Recall Night of ‘Bedlam'

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Lennon's killer, Mark David Chapman, is up for parole next year.

Best Way to Fight Opioid Epidemic Is to Accept it, Advocates Say

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InsideEdition.com spent a day with a New York City-based project that teaches people how to administer the overdose-reversing drug Narcan.

Dustin Manning and Joe Abraham suffered fatal opioid overdoses hours and houses apart.

After Their Teenage Sons Overdose Houses and Hours Apart, Parents Fight to Prevent Other Deaths

INSIDE EDITION InDepth 4 months 3 weeks ago

Dustin Manning and Joseph Abraham battled opioid addictions for years.

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