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The reality TV star, who had just turned 33, had recently split from his wife, according to Walker.

Hours prior, Burrell had posted a lengthy message on Facebook writing that 'this is not an admission of guilt' I know alot of you will think you could have changed my mind I ensure you, you wouldn't. вЂI want to apologize to my family and friends for failing you. вЂIвЂ™m just tired, IвЂ™ve been through so much in my life, the pain of my situation now hurts more than I ever imagined. вЂThis isnвЂ™t an admission of guilt,вЂ™ he began his Facebook post on October 31. However, Michigan court records obtained by People revealed he had been charged with five felony counts - including criminal sexual conduct in the first degree, assault with a dangerous weapon, and assault with intent to do great bodily harm less than murder вЂ“ just days earlier on October 22.Д«urrell was scheduled to be arraigned in court on November 9, nine days after his death. Hours before, Burrell had posted what appeared to be suicide note to Facebook, writing in the 3000-word post that вЂhe вЂcanвЂ™t keep going onвЂ™ and alluded to troubled relations with his estranged wife, with whom he was expecting a child. The former Marine, 33, fatally shot himself вЂin publicвЂ™ in downtown Allegan on Saturday night, his sister Chelsey Walker first revealed to TMZ. You hearВ what you've never heard before.Nate Burrell, the star of the A&E docuseries 60 Days In, was charged with rape and multiple counts of assault just days before he committed suicide over the weekend, court documents have revealed. We all just had pits in ourВ stomachs because we had, in addition to the 300 cameras, we had roughly 70 microphones.

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Henry, who explained that the show helped upgrade the jail's security system andВ participants were compensated, says, 'I've never worked on a project where I have no control.В This show is so real that it hurt. 'I watched these undercover participants like hawks, along with the producers,' Noel says. The sheriff and the producers weren't resting easy. Participants housedВ in the same unit had not met each other before entering jail, which added to the paranoia.В 'Oh my God, the mind games are ridiculous,' Ali says. 'I am soВ thankful for everything I have.' 'I amВ seeing in colors for the first time in a long time,' she says.

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I was absolutely petrified - the most scared I'veВ ever been in my life.' But she says the series had a big impact on her own life, which she described as having fallen into a gray area with her daily routine. When she started her time, Barbra says,В 'I was terrified. That kind of wore me out, mentally a little bit.'Д«ut she was lucky, 'I never saw violence on a level that scared me.' You can't say anything.'ДЄnd once behind bars,В the noise didn't help. 'At booking, you reallyВ have to be this other person. 'I felt nervous at the booking process,' Ali says. It starts with an audacious notion of, how doВ you put someone who has not been arrested into a jail? And it reallyВ resonated with the reforms that he wanted to put intoВ place and the things that he urgently wanted to know about hisВ facility.'Д«ut how frightening was it for the participants? Noel, who had invited local news stations on raids, says he thought that if it could let the public 'know what'sВ going on behind bars, maybe it'll start clicking with people that 'that's not a place I want to go.''Д¦0 Days InВ executive producer Gregory Henry says that Noel realized the value of havingВ real people offer their perspectives, and the idea for volunteer inmatesВ 'reallyВ rolled from there.

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