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Can you tell me about the reputation of

the white family in Boone County and West

Virginia?

I'd really rather not comment on that. If

you mention their names, you

get a certain reaction from people. The

whites, they have that kind of charisma.

Not only can they draw you in, they can

keep you there. They don't want to

conform to any authority, no

some of them are entertaining, and

a whole lot of them are just trouble and

dangerous. Even though they might be the

most hated family,

well, they're probably the most free.

They are the true rebels of the South.

Way down in West

VirginiaThere's some

people who are one-of-a-kind

They don't need nothing from

nobody 'Cause they're

already doing fine My name

is Mamie White, and I'm the biggest and

the meanest and the baddest of all the

White family. And my father is D. Ray

White, and he was the last king of the

mountain tap dancer. He invented his own

style of dancing. He know 52 steps

that nobody else could do.

Nobody showed him or taught him. He did

this of his own heart and his mind.

My father, D. Ray White, was really

to Canada to finish making his film.

We're talking feet. And he'd go killed in

a shootout.

So he left four sons behind that he tried

to leave his talent to.

My brother, Mark, his name is Donna Maris

White, he got in a fight with this guy,

came over about his pet boy, and when he

opened the door to see who was at the

door, they shot and killed him.

Dorsey, my brother, went and bought his

pistol, and Dorsey evidently

took the clip out of the bottom, thought

it was empty, and when he pulled a teeth

temple to show him it wasn't loaded, it

went off and loaded his brains up.

That was the end of Dorsey.

My brother Connie got in trouble in Boone

County for a prescription problem, so he

hauled Heinen out here to Minnesota to

change his life. Got him a job, got him a

brother Jessco ended up with my father's

shoes, and PBS made a

documentary about him, called it dancing

out on. I tucked the butcher knife and

pulled it up to her neck. I said, If you

want to live to see tomorrow, you better

start frying them eggs a little bit

better than what you're frying. I'm tired

of eating sloppy, slimy eggs. And then

after that, it made him a little bit big,

and all these other ************* started

putting them in their songs like Hank the

Third, Big and Rich, Kentucky

Headhunters. There you go Don't

you know You're the stars and I My

brother, Jisco White, became the most

famous man in West Virginia.

Yeah. And

maybe you know she's still raising hell.

I stay behind to take care of everything.

My mother, sisters and brothers, my kids,

their kids. I had it all to do.

I'm talking about anywhere from 10 to 20

kids a day. It was a rough road to go

down, but I made it.

So now everybody knows all about Namie

White and Jessica White. Now, by God,

it's time you learn about the rest of us

******* whites.

Mama The miracle of

you It melts my cares away

MamaWhen I see my

smiles in my heart today

Oh, mama, I love you

Mama, no one above

you You're so dear

to me

You know what my daddy used to say?What

they used to say?You get too old to cut

the most and lick the jar. I

don't know what it means by that. The

reason why my mother got the name of the

American Woman is because she raised over

34 kids, if not more, that was

abandoned and that needed help

from the loss of their mothers or the

loss of their fathers. And my sisters and

brothers, you know, had them and left

them and didn't want them, but my mom

took them in and

Everybody made a point to go to my

mother's house. If not to eat, just to go

there to be with my mother. And there's

never another mother in the world could

fill my mother's shoes.

My name's Susan Ray White, but everybody

calls me Cook.

Jasco's my uncle. My

mom's his sister. Well, my dad's

Terry Lee Toms. And the reason

They tried to charge me with a

sachetery. And I told him, I said,

just go ahead and send my *** to jail,

because I'm not a snitch. I wouldn't

snitch nobody out.

I've been in trouble many times.

Fight uncussing out the cops,

drug charges. I've been to jail so

many times I can't count 'em.

Now, like if you started some **** with

me, it would be I'd like I'd

fight you. I

love the fight, I really do. You never do

fight me, but I want you to.

Well, I used to be a stripper back then

when I was 17, 18, 19 years old. And

I made the boo coos of money. I'd bring

home at least 15 to $2,000

a night in my ****. And I've

always been the sexiest one in the

family. I've always had comments from

thousands of people.

My name is Sue Ann White. I'm the baby

girl, Donna Ray and Birdie Mae White. My

nickname is Sue Bob. I prefer to be

called Sue Bob. That's the nickname I

have. And I have two children, Ashley and

Brandon Poe. My name's Brandon Poe, and

Sue's my mom, and Jessica's my uncle. And

I got in trouble when I'm here in jail.

Oh, I used to be watering the buck. I

used to try a little Coke here and there.

I smoked a little crack. You know what I

mean?I've tried this and that. My

favorite best, choice of best, is

marijuana. I love marijuana. I'm a

pothead. I'll tell you straight over what

I like. I prefer Roxy Cotton,

A Lorset, a Nora Co, a Viking, an

Iez, a Percocet tin, a Zanax,

especially a Zanny bar. Right here,

listen. You want to hear the Boone County

mating call?

I'll get it, baby.

I'm Bernadine Cook. My nickname is Bo.

Jessica White's sister. My name's Derek

Wayne Castle. Jessica's my

uncle. That's my mom right there.

Everybody calls me Durkie. That's just

something that stuck with me since I was

little. Durkie, AKA the old

dirty white boy. We're good people.

Everybody puts us down here and there,

but you can't believe everything you

hear. Seeing is believing, you know what

I mean?But from my heart,

We're just right down dirty white good

old people, hillbellies. Well, my

worn out boots are taking

me downtown And I'm looking for

trouble and I wanna get loud

Serve me up a drink and I'll shoot it

and holler one more round I'm going

straight to hell

give me one more round

Well I'm racing these back roads

wants to kill me 'cause I ****** his wife

I was on the run with the gun in my

hand 'Cause I lacked a good time in a

one night stand I'm goin'

straight to hell Ain't

nothin' slowin' me down

I'm going straight to hell

So you just better give me

one more round

Hey, hey. Hey, hey. There it is, man.

Lock it down, Judy. Yeah, all right.

When you represent the whites, you don't

know what you're going to get into.

Custody. Larceny. Prescription fraud.

Shootings. Armed robbery. Embezzlement.

the circuit court judge here for 26 years

before he retired a couple of years ago,

used to say that if you really excluded

about 10 different families from this

county, you'd cut the crime rate in about

half. The whites have been one of those

10 families. I don't think there's any

doubt that the whites would have been one

of the 10 families. As law enforcement,

we've probably dealt with this family

more than we have dealt with any other

family in the county. They're clever.

They're not educated necessarily,

but they are very clever, crafty in

what they do. Violence is just part of...

The wife's lives. That cop a *** ** *

***** up and throw me in a ******* mine

bar about that long, and about big

as round as a quarter, and hit the old

man he is in a weird chill with one leg.

And I had to hit it again just to watch

the blood fly, 'cause it turned me on.

parties, and they've always got money.

So what do they do?All right, I'll be,

I'll give you a few of them. You want to

give me some money?Yeah, give me some

money. I'll just an I bought

10 ******* green beans. What you call

painkillers, okay?**** that

camera. And I got them for $8 a

piece, and I'm going to take them up the

road, and I'm going to sell them for $10

a piece and make me two more dollars on

each bill. That's called hustle and

rustle and bustle. That's how you survive

in the country. The word discretion is

worth it. Undoubtedly they don't know.

They don't understand what it means. They

wouldn't practice it if they did. And

Exion gas station. And this used to be a

grocery store. That's the one I robbed

when I went to farming school when I was

younger. On the right side of the road

where the church is,They're robbed, hit

two times and got away. The general

feeling probably for most folks,

especially residents of Boone County and

maybe even for the state of West

Virginia, is that they're a little bit of

an embarrassment. There are so many

decent people in this county. There's a

kid down here from very humble upbringing

who was admitted to MIT.

M-I-T. I mean...

with you?

That's why they've received this

attention. And it does not represent

anything. Doesn't represent anything in

West Virginia. Other than the whites.

Happy birthday to

youHappy

you. Happy birthday,

dear mother.

Happy birthday

to you. I love you, Mama. We

love you many more. God bless you and

hope you hear another year. And may you

have a thousand more. We got your cake

and everything in there. We'll give

party, man. A

party.

He's going in shock. Oh, baby, no. Don't

do this. Let me

up, I don't

smell that stuff, Mamie. Don't

do her like that. I ain't doing nothing.

Get me up there, see?All right. I'll

help you, Mom. All right, man. Sure,

girl. We ain't got no pot. Don't

wear 'em all.

Look, Mommy... It's a

seroto I lit.

Enough to drive you crazy. Let me

tell you something. Pop 'em all right...

84 years old today. You still gotta

finish your pews and your sandwich... And

the drugs is gonna take the world over.

That's right. That's the mark of the

beast. Jesus sent Moses to tell him.

Then when the great flood came, that's

the reason he shut the door, him and the

animals, and they couldn't get in, they

drowned him.

Yeah?Turn

me on, turn me loose. What are you

gonna do with that?Mine's too short to

worry, man. Y'all can kill me if that's

****. I'll quit playing.

This is the greatest birthday party that

you'll remember and cherish forever from

our hearts, Ma to you. Make a good wish.

This is from our heart to you. Make a

good one, Ma. For all the love... Benny?

Yep. She's given us over the years.

Good! Happy

birthday, Ma. Happy birthday, baby. Happy

birthday, Ma. Happy birthday, Ma.

Call Mother!

Woman?I'm

I thank six-handed foxes to my sister

out. I met Dana. I

liked him 'cause he luck guy. Well, me.

And, you know, he had it going on. He had

a job. And I loved 18-wheelers, and he

drove an 18-wheeler.

And then he ends up screwing my

cars up. And

then I end up stabbing his ***. ...they

can't tell me what

to do. But the night I stabbed him, it

was cool. Because my grandma,

don't know Mama, she cleaned up the blood

and head to knife. So there's no

evidence, so they couldn't take me to

I meant to slit his throat.

And that's for real. I meant to kill that

************.

And he threw his hand up and I cut his

slime. And then I thought, damn, it's the

big ************ if he gets a hold of me.

So I stabbed him in a slime.

Oh, will people see this?

Well, I do if they're going to see it.

Wait, what do you want?

No, I want Dennis to say it, 'cause I

yeah. I mean, I'm a people person, and I

can get along with the devil, but I hate

that *** ** * ***** so I hate him. Can

you tell us why he hate him?'Cause he

put me through the hell. I'm...

God, all my ****. He calls my

family a bunch of ********.

Come in between my family. You and

Dennis, tell him that damn ******* hit

you!Well, we've fought,

but he's not family. I haven't ever split

his thin front of us.

Or his nuts. Quick custom.

But queer, I'm gonna bust your *** so

hard. I hate Dennis.

I mean... I've let him go down to be

with them then. I hate Dennis.

We're not talking about

Dennis. Dennis. Venus is there.

Who's baby?Are

you baby?Can you

tell me?Yes, no,

maybe?Come on, I got to

know. Why won't you tell me so?

Whose baby are you,

baby?

I got pregnant before I sat there.

He's like he's walking.

But whose baby is that?There.

When my baby gets older,

different direction than what mom

went. finish school, do the right

things, stay away from the wrong

people. You know,

have our own dreams and work

hard toward them. You

know, but

you stay in Boone County. I

not going to happen. Okay. No,

I'm going to share my money.

Yeah?

I don't know. I just tried to call, and I

got Mamie's voice on the answering

machine. It's

Susan back. Oh, they paid.

Oh, hold on a minute, all right?

She's the next Miss America.

Miss Universe.

I'm trying so hard to stay. I

travel. Every

time I turn around, I fit me in the face,

worse and worse.

Y'all know how she feels, 'cause when I

had her,Before I even come open under the

anesthesia, my mom and dad done had her

named and everything. What they wanted to

name her, they done had the adoption

papers started and all.

17, when I had her, I was still living at

home.

I'd lay my night and cry my eyes out

'cause I felt so moaning and empty, just

like she does right now.

I've been once suffering with nine months

training, went through the pain of having

her, then got her. They took her fromhim.

It'll all work out.

Everything does. I

think he's coming home for long.

The man called and told her they were

going to keep the baby, and I called Bo.

Bo said she was here. Why y'all?See,

y'all just doing the drama thing. Ain't

wasn't nobody taking that baby.

Immediate that. Just this never

stops.

I killed a deer with this issue. Look

30, right?

See that ****?How'd you hold it down?

Well, it ain't loaded. I just kicked it

100 times. Y'all talk about from the

band. Oh, I know that. What do you think

I brought it back here?To get some shells

and we can re-blast them. Well, I'm

a gun posting mother hunting for the West

Virginia white coin.

Well, I'm a redneck. You should've

seen the rocks. You see that, Tracy?Well,

let's go hunting. This is how rednecks do

it. You hear me?This is how rednecks do

it.

please?You should get your ****

together before we start that.

Where is the alcohol?It was on the bar.

What the ****** you doing, you ***** **

****?That's what Xanax will do to

knife.

Can you hear me?Put Miranda Raven on

my arm. M-A. No, M-E.

M-E-R-A-N-D-A.

M-A-R. M-E.

That's an E, right?Right here.

R-A-V-E-N.

R-A-V-E-N.

**** I was putting an A in there. I'm

******* good, but you can't tell.

I'm a West Virginia white boy.

on the road. Shut up! Shy.

Cheyenne. Wake up,

man, we're rolling. We're

going to pick up Mousey out of a state

prison. Kanye P. Wade.

36-year-old spent the last four years

there. So I beat

anybody's *** who tries to get you in a

way or a **** with her.

Here's my honorable discharge paper.

No more, I do not belong to the state, no

more.

Let me show you my no-good son of a

******** husband. His name's

Charles, he's a ******* of a chigger.

Yeah, well, I'm going to hop out and

finish smoking real fast. Damn stinking

***** out. My *** don't stink. Get out.

Will you get out?I thought we saw smoke.

This time, I'm free. No parole, no ****.

See, I was

only out three and a half months when I

got locked back out. No thanks. Even two

weeks, you'll be back. Why you say I'll

be back?I'm not on parole now, I'm free.

You ain't gonna listen to your heads on

that phone. Let me see your phone, Sue,

for a minute. You ain't gonna listen to

Charles Green there?Yeah, we got

Charles Green. That's all she's worried

about. When I went to jail, he moved in

with the lady he left to marry me

for. He moved back in with her because

his little girl. Then I guess he cheated

on her with another lady and got her

pregnant. She's going to have his baby.

He didn't come to work. Son of a *** ** *

*****. When I was in prison the second

time, he cheated on me with my cousin,

Kirk. Moved her in my apartment for two

months. And then when I made pro, we made

her move out. She cut up all my wedding

pictures, all my clothes,

destroyed my apartment before she left.

Well, I just want to talk to him and then

he can do whatever he's got to do.

Later. I got a lot of things I got to do

this week. I've got to go get a picture

ID made. Contact my husband,

Charles. Discuss our

divorce.

Well, some lazy mother hunches That

I'm up to work before the sun 'Cause I

got to earn my pay I love my job This is

a little quick, though. I'm a man who

loves to work and get 'er done

Get 'er done, get it, son

'Cause Moses said in the Bible Go

to work and play when the work is done

Hey, I'm Tonnie White, Minnesota bound.

Raven Street, don't get no better, no

less. Highway to heaven.

I'm from Boone County, West Virginia.

That's where I was born and raised. And I

thought, Well, I've gotta go. That's

why I come to Minnesota, man. And I

really liked to work. I've been working

all my life, and I always worked to leave

this earth. And I dropped out of school

with seventh grade in Van High.

I learned more on the streets than I did

at school. Were you ever arrested?Did you

ever get in trouble with the law?Yeah, a

few times. I did 18 months over

at Charleston work release and three

years prohibition, and I pleaded

everything. So I came to Minnesota to

have a... better life for myself, you

know what I mean?And for my kids. I want

them to have better than what I had. I

took nursing out here, and now I got a

certificate. I couldn't have done that

down home, so, yeah, I think it's better

out here for us. Ain't nothing back there

but deadbeats.

Here, you got everything you ever want.

I'm going to work hard for it.

My life would be different, 'cause I

probably be dead by now, hanging around

the wrong people, andoverdosed

or something on drugs. That's why I

like coming out here. There's school.

talk about me. They'd call me dirty trash

and white trash and all that, dirty

white. I just got sick of it. Now you

like try to go down to Boone County, try

to look for a job. They wouldn't hire you

'cause of your last name. Like, they like

hated you. They don't like want you to

work for them 'cause you probably end up

stealing something or robbing them or

doing whatever you had to do. Yeah, some

of the kids down there that are raised

just to rob and

thieve off people, they're parents. You

know, I'm not mentioning names or

was robbed a few times myself by my own

relatives, you know. Friends of theirs,

young kids, young man, you know, they

started young down here.

Dressed in camouflage, he looked like he

was ready to hunt, but police say this

teenager was waging war in Boone

County. It's a long story, but I don't

happened was I was buying

my drug of choice, Xanaxes,and

a little bit of coke and weed, and I was

buying a shitload of guns. My son was the

best kid you could never meet, you know,

until he got around my family, the wrong

crowd, the wrong people at the wrong

time. I had a couple of guns stashed in

my car 'cause the next day was deer

season. So we went up to

Jesco's, part of the funeral for a couple

of days. As soon as we got home, I

noticed my window was busted out of my

car, somebody flicked my seat up and took

my guns. chaos that started late Monday

night in Wharton. Police say the teenager

got into a fight with his uncle over the

phone, so he stole a car, drove to Billy

Hastings' home, and pulled out a rifle.

What it was, Billy says it's over a

broken down truck, you know, Brandon sold

him a gun for a truck,

and, uh, when Brandon come back up

here, you know, we was high, we was

taking pills, you know, and Billy called

back up here, he said, uh,

I'll tell you what, you little bony

*******. You know, and Brandon's daddy

had just had passed on. His dad hadn't

been buried three days ago, and he was

still hurt over that. After my dad died,

yeah, I got on the hard stuff. I

was doing it all, coke, pills,

whatever, getting my hands on pretty

I'll bury you beside your cold, dead

daddy, you ************. I just said,

Man, you need to come up here. Bring

He said, we'll see. And it was right

here. He hung his phone up. He walked out

that door. He was done behind me,

within probably 10 feet of me, pointing

the gun right at me. I said, Brandon,

what are you going to do, shoot me?He

pulled the trigger, and it blow my chin

off. Kabang. I feel

like it's like a dynamite. He raised the

gun up and turned his head and hollered,

ah. Shut his eyes and pull the trigger

again. Blow my neck

open. He see me trying to

raise up, so he put the gun on the

window like that, took aim, and shot

again.

Hit me in the shoulder and twisted me

blow this part of my skin up over my

I thought it was gone. And then I seemed

like when I was moving this side, I could

feel my eye under my skin, so I was

trying to adjust my skin to get back to

that hole right there. And finally, I'd

done it, and I could see light, so wiped

it off like that. Police say the teenager

shot his uncle, stole his aunt's car, and

then took off. And it was right here. He

hung his phone up. He walked out that

door. 15 minutes later, Billy Hastings

was laying up there, putting his face

back together. So you tell

me who got the better end of that deal.

You know what I mean?

But it didn't end there. He set the car

on fire, and the clock started ticking on

what would turn out to be a long, intense

standoff with police. I

thought I killed Billy, and I didn't

know for sure where I shot him, but I

thought, you know, it ain't going to take

me out alive. End up shooting at the

cops from November 21st to the

22nd at 4.30 that morning

when they apprehended me. It was

one hell of a night. I just went on a

rampage pretty much.

No, I wasn't thinking. My family, I don't

know why I did it really. It just, it

just happened. They say they forgive me,

but no. I shot dude in the face.

And then again, they help, you know, I've

been around them all my life. So I'm sure

they still got love for me, but, you

know, I terrorized them pretty

much, and I'm sure they hate me for that.

that, you know, says, well, he gets out

of prison, I've got to kill this boy.

I can't kill him, you know, because I

judge what happens to me.

But my judge likes me. You know, we get

it along good. And I think

something's good going to happen. I think

I'm going to go home on an alternative

sentence.

I'm Jessica White, the Dancing Out Law,

and this is Pawnee's Camper Band that

come a long way to play for me tonight.

We're going to give you some picking and

clicking down on Main Street.

Hit it.

This is my daddy's original horseshoe.

It came off in his shoes after he got

killed.

D-Ray could give the children direction,

and when D-Ray died so

suddenly, they just weren't prepared for

that. Well, when my father passed away,

everybody just went wrong.

Nobody tried to control him. You know,

Birdie Mae would try. But

no luck. they wasn't going to listen to

Birdie Mae. Jezco, he started

sniffing that gasoline up for them when

we was young. And we couldn't do nothing

with him. Well, I've got brain damage

on the side of my brain, and I don't know

what side, left or right, before I'd huff

gasoline for 10 long years. You know, the

story was that he had huffed so much

gasoline that he could tell high tests

from regular, just by the scent. And

it'd eat a hole out my brain. And a

doctor told my wife when they come to get

me out of the hospital, mental

institution, he said, I'm going to tell

you his brain cell is eat up, like a pile

of cigarette ashes. But I don't know

which cell it is in my head. This man has

a lot of issues. You know, he's lost many

people that he's loved in his life. He's

had a history of depression. He's

depressed to this day. It's like when I

laugh, sometimes it's faking. When I'm

really sad, I'm trying to do goofy, crazy

stuff. I've doctored myself for a long,

time. If just go away, it ain't high on

drugs. If it ain't high on alcohol,

you can't stand to be around him. I like

to get really ****** ** you know, plumb

myself. I just like to dance and have a

good time. Until somebody ***** with me

the wrong way, then I'm all to pieces.

You know, I can't control it then. He can

minute, snap the next, and ready to

******* blow your brains out.

I finally now get a tattoo of both

people, if I like.

I

believe we are done.

Check the back out. See how you like it.

When I'm in my Elvis mood, I'm in a good

mood. I'm getting plastered and ripped

out of the frame, and I'm singing, having

a good time for everybody, and letting my

good times roll. And everybody's happy

and everybody loves it. When I see you

laugh, it makes me happy. And then when

I'm mad, I feel like I am Charles Manson.

I can't stop killing you. I like to enjoy

killing people, cutting them up, shooting

them, whatever. It wouldn't make no

difference, because thenI wouldn't have

nothing to lose anyway.

It's like the dead killing the dead.

Right now, from MVU, Dirty Gold River

event and just go away. I

don't feel really human. But I know I

am. 'Cause I'm so famous, I hardly

could ever, you know, get out and it

scares me and makes me paranoid.

Sometimes knowing I'm famous, don't know

why to... Is this real or am I just

carrying on?

Like I've said before, he's Appalachian

royalty. You have half of the people

truly love him as an entertainer.

see the spectacle of Jessica White.

He is pressured by the fan

base. He feels this obligation to be that

guy for them, and that's going to kill

that man. There's

people that love Jessico, but they're

also fascinated with him to a point that

is very disrespectful. You know,

obviously go to his home and see what's

on the front of his door. It's a

different sign every day. He can't even

put up a sign that says, keep out of this

place without a fan coming and taking it

down as a souvenir. This post to be my

home. But the way you got to

go live here and survive, it is like a

prison. in a way,

but it's not, just ain't no guards or

bars. I don't think Jesko really wants to

be as famous as he could be.

I mean, there's a line that he's

drawn to keep him

independent and to keep him

on his own 2 feet and kind

of in his world and not their world.

In a way, it makes me feel good to have

my own prison. After all, it's

private and it keeps me out of the real

one.

God made-up a thing for a purpose and for

a reason. And that's what

I'm trying to find now. And I guess

it's to dance and entertain for people

and... Kindly bring laughter to

people that's really feeling down and

you because you've been yourself and been

honest.

Everybody knows I'm crazy, but it keeps

me going insane. Thank you. Thank you

very much.

Don't pull up this hose now.

See, they bring your medicine in there,

and they put it in a little tube, and it

goes down in there, so you'll get your

medication.

Huh?I ain't snorting no

pills. I know you ain't snorting no

pills. That's not snorting no pills, Ma.

Hello. Yeah.

Yeah. She lost all that blood. She had a

stroke. And it paralyzed her right

arm and her side of the right face. And

her mouth's drawled. They got a tube up

her nose going down into her neck.

Because her neck is numb and she can't

swallow that good.

losing my mother. And I don't

know how I'm gonna take it, and I don't

know what's gonna come of it. You

might... After tonight, you might not see

Mamie again. Then again, you might.

But right now, I'm pretty hurt and

stressed. I don't give a **** to go

*** ** * ***** anybody that looks at me

wrong. I ain't hurtin'. Really, in

my heart, I'm hurtin', 'cause I'm losing

my mom. And that's all the **** I

got. I

believe we can maybe go over here.

We're here, Susan. At the

hospital. And

wake up before we get in there. Excuse

me, officer, the baby's not here. Said

that the CPS has got the baby.

What do you mean that CPS has got the

baby?What

is it?CPS has got the baby in Boone

County.

I swear I was just there. Let's try to

go see her. CPS has got the baby in Boone

them. No, you have to stay all night.

No, I won't. I'm some

strange birds are my friend.

Yeah, while we were here to say it, that

would never get us sad

again. CPS in Boone County's got

the baby. I was just there trying to

I was just trying. Do you want to go use

Pete's phone, Frank's phone to try and

call your mom?He's over here in the

parking lot. Come on.

I'll just run out by the traffic and they

can just kill me. No, don't

Let's call and see if we can talk.

Can you turn that off, please,

buddy?

We're going to figure out some signs

about the state, ain't it?You know what

I'm saying?

David, the hospital said this is unusual.

Yes, it's just not making no sense to me.

Hello?Sorry about your week. Go ahead and

look over here. Yeah, give me a quesa,

do you?The steak and cheese fajita

only with cheese and steak only. We

don't have fajitas. You don't

have fiestas?

I'm sorry, could you repeat that?Why is

it on your side if you don't have it?Are

you talking about gorditos?Y'all, we have

mozzarella cheese sticks. No.

No. Give me two tacos, one soft shell,

one hard, please. Could you repeat that

order back to me?Yes, I've got

to tell her two quesadilla. A steak

gordito with

just bacon cheese. She's not looking.

Renee! Get out and knock on the

window.

Shower, come here. Fan!

Shower, come here. Hey, Tanner.

They took her baby. She had her

baby. CPS took it.

She's crying, hurt.

You gotta kill a cow to get that bee for

what, buddy?

****. Thanks.

Don't give me that lucky dance, but I'll

smack that ground off your face.

I know. But you can't let it get to you,

do you know that?Ma,

they can only hold it for so many days,

then they got to hand it back over to

you. They can't just say it, but the

reason why they did it, they probably

found drugs in it. Get more trouble here

than you will, the Barry's best girl's

me. Ma, I'll take them to you

yet. You don't have to worry about this

****. I need a crona. I got to get the

**** out of here. My nerves are sore out.

Now, you see all three of us girls?The

biggest, the meanest, and

baddest. There you go. Now, you see us

now?We look pretty ******* good. But when

we leave this bar, we're going to come in

like this. Who's

going to ******* pack me in?All right,

girls, you ready?Let's rock it. We're

ready.

We got some special people in the house

tonight.

Miss Mamie White.

Miss Kirk White.

Miss Sue Bob with the *******.

That woman's got the prettiest ******* I

ever seen.

It's their favorite song, and they gonna

shake their *** and shake their *******.

We raised our own vegetables. Cucumbers,

tomatoes, onions, lettuce, corn,

beets, spinach, you name it, we raised

it. We also raised homes to get her meat.

Any piece of hog you can meet. I'm

talking about from his ******* head to

his *******.

Daddy was a very, very strict father.

But he wasn't a mean father. He was just

a disciplined father. And then we all

turned out to be ******* criminals. And

it ain't really his fault, because he

done his same job. My daddy had 14

cancers cut out of him, and he wore a

Closby bag right here. I was 10 years

old, and he started taking me to bars

with him, because daddy would get drunk

and, you know, start a fight. And then

I'd say, Hey, ************ this is my

father. You hit him, you better hit me. I

said, 'cause he's got bowels here. He

can't get hit in the stomach. When you

hit him, I'm gonna ******* bust your

brains off a poolstick. I always drink a

poolstick. I always drink a beer and a

bottle. I can always break the bottle and

shut the neck in your ******* heart, or I

can always back you up and hit you the

**** out of my face.

*******!

Hell yeah! My favorite verse is Matthew

21:22, And

whatever things you ask a

prayer about believing,

you will receive, but you've got to

believe it. And that's what I'm doing

now, no matter how hard things is down on

me. I'm looking. I'm

I believe that God's saying, Hey look how

much you love this baby. Three

days of stuff. I tried three months,

three years. Get your ****

together.

Well, we're in Lincoln County on Bodger

Road. Going to pick up

Charlie Green, which could be my husband,

which is my husband.

And here is the commandment he broke.

Set.

I'm gonna kill him is what I'm gonna do.

Read the sixth commandment.

Fred! Ah, you little prick.

I'm lucky for Charles. They're stillgood.

They're off somewhere. Yeah, where, the

************. ****.

Well, we went to Lincoln County looking

for Charles. We did not find him. You

don't tell me what to do, *****. So when

we come back to Madison, we call

,, which is his girlfriend, the one he

has the baby by. Is Charles over there?

Hi. Fine, just getting ready to start,

honey. Play that.

I got them down for a

couple

hours, come back here.

Wait, where you going?You leaving or

where you going?Get in the

******* house. You dirty riding double

the old man You

shut the **** **. You always run your

mouth. O-B-E. Ain't enough for you. Get

the hell out of here. Oh,

******* here. Let me get this. This

shit'll melt, man. Get that off.

playing for you. I drink a lot of

whiskey. I'm smoking all the time. And

I'm gettin' ****** ** every *******

night Everybody's doin' cocaine and

startin' up fights And I'm livin' fast

and hard and dyin' young With my *******

loaded fist fury Doin' what I

do And I'm spittin' in your fist 'Cause

I'm dominatin' you Livin' hard

doin' time And I don't give a **** And

I've been beat down and throwin' around

And now you're out of luck and punch

Fat ****. Punch!

Fat

****. I can't wait till I get it back

online. There'll be a hell fight. I'm

sorry. Oh, yeah, I am. No, you're not. Be

*******. No, no. You're stuck with full

Mousy tonight. Mousy's getting ****

tonight.

*** ****. Hell no.

Yes. No. You'll be

your **** later. No. I will. No, you

ain't. Or tonight, old will. The hell you

will. No, son. Come

here, kid. Quit, man, give her a kid.

No. No. Quit. Quit. No.

Quit. Prince, you

************. *** **** you, you.

Quit. Quit. All

right. Quit.

Quit. Quit. Quit. Quit. Quit, *** ****

it. Get

her dog. Punch.

Fight. And ****.

All right.

Okay. Now we'll get that all

accomplished. Now, now what?

Quit. Okay, quit.

I got a buzz. I'm never getting married.

Never. Come on, we're getting ready to

take you in the store that we got married

in.

Come down here, take her medicine up at

this pharmacy. Lower type tens,

90, and 60 purple Xanaxes.

So we get the medicine, we come out here

in the truck, we crush four up, we snort

them. You think I wasn't ****** **?Yeah,

I was ****** **. The pharmacist

was a preacher, a pastor or

flower department and married us. What

the ****?I wanted to get married.

That's what... That didn't do us the

part that did.

Do you regret it?Hell yeah.

He thinks he's going home when he gets

back to Boone County, but I got news for

him, he's not. Hold him hostage.

Man, it's three or four o'clock in the

******* morning. Charles's getting in my

bed, and Christopher's getting on the

couch.

Back clean it!

The whites are a product of the mountain

culture, and this is the same type of

culture that spawned the

Hatfield-McCoy feud, for example. They

come from a time and a place

where they were idols.

isolated. They were isolated by

geography. They were isolated by culture.

Yeah, you got it. Well, you know what?

Ain't no sort of beep, beep.

West Virginia has been owned

for almost all of its existence by

wealthy interests outside this state.

It's like some African

nations that European nations go and

exploit the natural resources, take all

the wealth, and then leave.

May I have your attention, please?Thank

you for coming to the 15th Annual

Co-Miners Memorial Service. It's good

living in West Virginia. It's West

Virginia, buddy. You're going to be a

miner. Coal miner is.

That's the best job in West Virginia

right now. Yeah, and all the ******* love

coal miners. Well, they ain't gonna like

this. They do. Let us pray.

We thank you, Heavenly Father, for this

opportunity to pray for the

families of those who have lost

someone in a mining accident in the most

recent year. You go on the ground, you

don't like to come down the next night.

You be a stupid ************ if you

didn't think he was going to die. You

watched your fellow get covered up in a

He's just taken me out of the mines. It's

just another day in the mines. When you

go in that hole, man, it's going to cave

in, or could it blow in, or could it

drown, or get electrocuted. That's four

things major happen to you. People have

been working. In one of the most

dangerous occupations that there is,

it creates certain fatalism

and a lack of the fear of death.

That type of thinking is pervasive. It's

a sense of hopelessness, because

you don't find a whole lot of optimism

about the future. Those value systems

were passed down generation togeneration.

Let's be a cornbread land on a shelf,

let's be a cornbreadYou can

sing it for yourself Crown hog

Crown hog My father, D. Ray

White, worked in a coal mines. Then he

got sick, and then he couldn't work no

more in the mines. When D. Ray was coming

along, coal mines paid people scrip.

When you worked for a certain coal

company, you got their scrip, you had to

go buy from their company store, and so

really a dollar in scrip only bought you

30 cents in groceries, okay?I mean,

you were just enslaved by the coal

company. So D-Ray sees all this. He

sees politicians, sheriffs, coal

companies doing it. What's wrong with

D-Ray doing it to help his family along?I

heard that D-Ray saw how the coal

companies were ripping people off, and he

decided if everyone else were cheaters

and crooks, he was going to try and work

the system just like the coal companies

did. Well, if you don't do it, the other

fellow will. Everybody does it, so why

can't we do it?D-Ray was a

master. D-Ray understood the Social

Security system better than most

attorneys. He got all of his kids crazy

checks, as they say. My father signed me

up for a check, I think, when I was about

11 or 12 and stuff, and

I've been getting it ever since. I get a

******* check from the governor saying

that I am ******* certified crazy.

Why are you crazy?Because I want to be.

That has

really, really been a problem with the

white family, is the entitlement. It's

the entitlement type of culture and the

disability culture. And that's

led a lot to what they are now. That's

the biggest and the baddest. That's

right. They don't expect a whole lot out

of life. And they live for the

immediate. Well, I

was born a cold mother's

daughter.

In a cabin on a hill

and bootcher holler.

Here, it's just like you're just waiting

around for everything to get worse and

everything to end. Sad. Not

much, bless that's the part.

Nothing less there anymore

Except the Memories of

Coal Miner's Dollar

Thank you!

I'm not getting the babies.

Let me go out there and kill a

************ and I probably won't even

have to go to court or not when I'm

walking Scott-free.

Some ***** they done had it all planned

out. It's messed up in.

Regardless of what one thing about a... I

like to fight and I'm a half a fighter.

And I'm not going to give up. I don't

give up as easy.

Hey, Penny. How have you been

doing?I don't care where it is.

That doesn't matter to me. As long as I

can-- single,

unemployed, a prescription

fraud, no, I haven't been charged withit.

Every day. Vicodin and

a couple down there and I've smoked weed.

What's PCP?

No, I don't do angel dance.

Okay, I so appreciate it.

Okay, bye.

She's gonna get me straight in there.

She'll do anything and everything and all

she can before she goes out of here.

Especially pills and stuff. I have

to admit it, if there's a pill laid out

there, I'm gonna do it. 'Cause I know I

only got 48 hours to do it in.

This bottle is Sue Clerk's last

party for rehab. We're having her have

one last party before she goes to rehab

at the bowling alley in Chapmansville,

West Virginia. And I signed everyone's

way I'm gonna keep it treasure. That way

when Kirk comes out straight and clean,

I'm gonna say, Remember this. Can I say

one thing?I ****** you

doing

this .

I really had to pay. It was a

while ago I know we were

looking to feel Boo,

boo, boo! Rehab?I ain't going to rehab. I

don't need nothing back to rehab. Boo,boo,

******* boo! God, what's that for?I'm

done. I'm not rehab. I see your mom

didn't like your correctional facility.

I'm done. Now it's time to

party.

Oh, sick, sober, and

sorry Broke,

disgusted, and sad Like that.

Sick, sober, and sorry

But look at the fun that I had

I hate rehab. Well, you gotta sometimes,

you gotta do things in life you don't

want to do. Flip off

dentist rehab. Let's

drop dentist. He ain't in his denture no

more. Dennis is an idiot. Yeah, that's

true. Take me to dentist so I can blow

his head off.

Tyler, don't be Santa at the

recording it. You want to go to jail?

Yes, man! I blow his head

off!

You tired?We'll take

that sweater off?

We

gonna go to Bakley and drop me off and

then y'all come back. Why are we gonna go

to Bakley?'Cause I gotta go over and

stay, bud. Forever.

No. Do you know what

rehab is?No.

Can I stop at the dollar store for a

little bit?Yeah, we gotta go.

What are you doing, Susan?Rehab. Rehab?

Can I go?Rehabilitation.

Well,Well, he's been in this

family for many years. Me and Susan,

we've been around the horn. Yeah.

You wanna go or not?What can you go with

her?Can't you take a hit?Yeah.

Heading to rehab. Mr. Steve's going to

take us to where the rehab is. Get

straight out. He's

been in the family for many years. He's

a good fella and a hard worker, and he'll

always stay in the family, such Charlie.

Come on, turkey. Let's

go. Come on,

hurry.

How long you gotta be in rehab?I can say

three months. I can say... Three months?I

can say six months. I can say up to two

years. Well, who

decides the time?Me. You

better not go in there one ******* day

and come out. I'm not. I'll

kick your ***. I got to do this. Well,

who told you you got to do it?I did. You

did.

You might go look at this deal as your

last chance. I am, that's what I'msaying.

That's this slide up here, you're gonna

go straight through and you'll be right

You're here. You up for it?

You got no other choice.

I'll be 47 years old when he gets out.

I'll

be dead and gone. That's

sight, you know. Young boy like that man.

Lot of police to him. If he'd have

killed him, he'd probably got a lesser

kind. It's

sad but true.

Way down in West

Virginia There's some people

who are one-of-a-kind

They don't need nothin' from

nobody 'Cause they're

already doin' fine You've

got Pertie B. White She's the

strongest woman that I've ever

met in my life

She raised over

24 of her own and had

to watch her husband die.

But she's always fighting

hard

and living off the land.

And when she's done living

in this world, you know the Lord's

gonna take her by her hand.

And the legend of D. Ray

White will never die

like a rebel yell.

Yeah, the legend of D. Ray

White will never die

like a rebel

yell.

This is Banditown. This is my family

cemetery, and this is my brother's grave

here at Dorsey. One that blowed his

brains out and killed himself. And over

through here is my daddy's

grave, Donna Ray White.

Someone took a chisel to. This right here

is my sister's grave, Ona

Fontaine. She was next to me

and a beautiful girl. And she got slain

and killed in Cleveland by her ex-husband

that she divorced. And this grave here is

my other sister's, Virginia.

And she was pregnant at the time she was

killed in a car wreck. Both my sisters

was. But this is my sister's grave. And

like I said, it's been a long time since

I've been up here. Because I kind of

really knocked off living my own world on

account of the, you know, **** was going

down, you know. Some families just can't

get it together. People in the white

family, a lot of them died younger than

other people. I have no-- I don't know if

it's the sin or the thing that

bothers them, that lives in them, or the

demon that they carry, or what it is.

But it's just strange how everything that

happened in our family. It seems like

it's my life. Our lives has just been a

story that we're already dead, but we're

still alive too to get to tell about.

Something of that nature, and it's weird.

And I still, to this day, ain't figured

out how come all this stuff's going down.

I'm

at Pine Haven, it's a rehab, long-term

rehab. I've been claimed for

three months. That's my 24-hour

coin. That's my 30-day coin.

And that's my 60-day coin.

I come to get Tyler today, who's going to

spend the next 12 months with me over

there.

You never play with me.

We'll play in the park. How about I sit

there-- Is there-- There's a park by

there?There's a playground, but Tyler,

mom can't get in there no holes and stuff

and crawl. I might get stuck in.

You will leave me. I'm not going to leave

you. You always do. I'm not going to

last time. Why do

you always remind me of that?I've told

you I'm sorry like a million times. No,

you haven't. You're only sorry. OK.

I'm really, really sorry for ever leaving

you anywhere. I'm really sorry for never

playing your game with you. That's

better. Mom's really sorry.

Now say it again. I'm sorry, Tyler. OK,

I'm so sorry.

You don't have to say I'm so sorry.

Oh, I'm sorry. Will you ever forgive me?

What?

Zone County's my downfall. I love it, but

if I'm here so long, it's just, it's

like, it's my hole, and it

sucks me in. It sucks

me up.

I've got some problems.

And that's it. Good.

Mommy, come eat now.

Uh-uh. Come on. Sit down. Thank you,

Tyler. Saved by Tyler.

Sad. You know,

we're all going to die. We're going to

all have to be risen and judged.

You go this way and you go this way.

You're going to live for the Lord and

you're going to go that way, the

house. You got a choice. He'll die for

you on the cross. If you don't want to

serve him, then when you die, you're

Amen. I'm gonna borrow like the

rest, I guess.

We all go to hell. You

Hell, man.

It's scary.

At your funeral, what do you want people

to do?Partied their balls off.

Blow pot in my face and snort pills on

my head and... *******

rock and roll, baby. ****

you. **** you!

You think life's a good thing or a bad

thing?I ain't never ****** this thing up

being good.

I mean, it's worth nothing, I guess I'll

doubt it's nothing.

At least the world knows who the **** we

are.

In the hills and the hollers

And down the mountainside We

are the sons and the daughters Of Birdie

Mae and D. Ray White

Some folks wonder why we wander

Through this wilderness We just

look at them right crazyTell 'em

to kiss eyes

We are one big ***

happy family

Under one big ***

family tree We are

one big *** happy

family And life is

one big *** family

jubilee

Almost heaven, West Virginia

Home to the wild and the

wonderful whites And

down from DradyhollardThe

dancing outlaw came We all come

from Boone County Now the whole world

knows our name And we are

one big-ass happy

family And life is

one big-ass family

jubilee