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'Madison' counts her tips while Megan camp, 20, prepares to go onstage at a strip club in western Massachuts. Says Hope, another dancer, 'It's either this or work at a convenience store. I'm just waiting for a really good night so I can get the hell…

A pedestrian walks past the abandoned Sprague electric Factory, which still sits vacant in North Adams. It's a typical scene where mills and factories have been replaced by a few minimum wage jobs.

Ten-year-old Ben Morin is being treated for violent behavior with lithium after threatening to kill his teacher. He is under house arrest and must be supervised by his mother, even when he play outside near the trailer he's converted to a fort.

Eighty-eight pounds and pregnant, Tammy Ganon agonizes over her impending court date where she is charging her mother's boyfriend with molesting her when she was twelve. Christopher, her two-year old nephew, was fathered by the same man who is the…

After drinking all day, Bill Chase passes out on his good friend Bugsy Pickup at her kitchen table. Unemployed, alcoholic and a convicted child rapist, Bill is the primary male role model for her children, including 12-year-old Crystal, who gets…

Seven-year-old Laurie Pickup, on probation for stealing cigarettes, talks to a friend from her brother's room. Thirteen-year-old Michael is in custody for attempted murder, while 11-ear-old Chevy Van pickup is the youngest child in the state's…

Eduardo Luciano shovels off the stairs leading to the university of Massachuts underground parking lot.

Loredann Anderson, 7, returns home from school to find that movers had cleaned out her house so her building could be demolished at Fort Devens. Their house was among those on the base that had to be torn down for the Gillette Company conversion.

John Salvi watches the court clerk talk to his attorney during his pre-trail conference. Salvi was later sentenced to life in prison for murdering three women at an abortion clinic.

A homeless man has a one-on-one with a statue of James Curley, former Mayor of Boston.