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How to survive as a participant on '60 Days In'

Here is the ultimate survival guide to make sure you to don't give the game away if you're ever a participant on '60 Days In'

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5 most shocking moments from '60 Days In: The Jail'

60 Days In gives audiences a unique insight into the American prison system and often showcases some truly shocking moments

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15 little known facts about '60 Days In: The Jail'

60 Days In: The Jail is one of the most daring reality shows. Here are 15 behind-the-scenes facts you probably don't know

The Fulton County Jail houses approximately 2,500 inmates ' five times the size of the Clark County Jail.

The Jail Series 3 cast

The Fulton County Jail houses approximately 2,500 inmates ' five times the size of the Clark County Jail.

Sheriff Jamey Noel Q&A

The Jail's Sheriff answers your questions about the show and his experiences.

The Jail's ex resident former marine talks to C+I

Zac Q&A

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Are you a #TheJail expert?

Test your knowledge of your favourite C+I show The Jail!

Series 2 Cast BiosAshleigh

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Five Incredible Prison Escapes

Five Incredible Prison Escapes

Series 1 Cast

Get to know the Volunteers from Series 1

Clark County Jail: What We Know

D Pod is generally said to be the worst...

Prison Lingo Debunked

Life in the slammer is a world away from what you’re used to on the outside.

Prisoners proved innocent after decades

Innocent people can spend years in prison for crimes they didn’t commit.

"I never dreamed it was bad as it was when I walked in office"

"I never dreamed it was bad as it was when I walked in office." -Sheriff Noel from The Jail: 60 Days In

Predictions for The Jail: 60 Days In

One jail whose history of corruption runs so deep, its former sheriff has been arrested. Seven innocent people who are going

Stanford Prison Experiment: What Was It?

Before The Jail: 60 Days In, there came the original experiment that saw average people incarcerated: the Stanford Prison Experiment, in 1973.

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60 Days In: The Jail

Seven participants voluntarily go undercover in the Utah County Jail to shed light on an influx of drugs, contraband, and gang activity

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The chaos of prison will push everyone to the limit - 60 Days In: The Jail

The first three participants say goodbye to their freedom and enter Pitt County Jail. What awaits them inside is beyond anything they had ever expected.

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Can Jojo survive the Jail? - 60 Days In: The Jail

Tormented by constant noise and only able to leave her cell for an hour a day, will Jojo survive?

A female police officer called Ashley goes undercover in a prison

Daring police officer goes undercover in women's prison - 60 Days In: The Jail

One of the women is a police officer named Ashley who wants to use her time as an inmate to improve the criminal justice system.

A photograph of Mark and his uncomfortable jail bed

Participant finds their bed so uncomfortable they might leave? - The Jail: 60 Days In

Mark has only been in the pod a short time, but his metal prison bed is bringing some old injuries to the forefront

Photograph showing a fight breaking out in the women's pod

Shocking fight breaks out in women's pod - The Jail: 60 Days In

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Smelly Cellmate won't take a shower - The Jail: 60 Days In

Tony's cellmate has some hygiene issues, and it's stinking up their living quarters.