Linda Maifeld, who worked with Dickens, says she remembers how difficult it was being a female corrections officer in the 1980s. Men were raised and trained to protect women, and there was a lot of disrespect from inmates.

In a town built around the prison industry, a female correctional officer’s forbidden love affair turns deadly. The prison’s internal police department makes a deal with the devil to uncover a murderous plot fueled by lust.

Cañon City is known as a "prison town." The correctional facility where Pamela Dickens worked as a guard, was largely built by inmates back in the 1860s.

Justin DeWitt turned an undercover officer's stomach when he said he wanted the man, his wife and his kids all dead. "He was so cold ... it was sickening," the undercover officer says.

Former white collar criminal Ron Robi came to police with story of landscaper Justin DeWitt befriending him, asking him to kill a man and his famiyl for him.

Pamela Dickens' behavior left little doubt among her fellow corrections officers that she was having a sexual relationship with an inmate. A co-worker brought it to an investigator.

Intel officer Tom Beneze, who worked on the Dickens case, says corrections officers are often a "forgotten side" of law enforcement, but they're much more than "babysitters," and are dealing with hardcore felons daily.

Robert West recalls how he ran from his responsibilities, while Kristina took care of their two sons and attended school. "I wasn't the good person then," he admits.

Police and prosecutor Kyle Butler recall the decision to plans a GPS device on Kristina's car to figure out what she was up to. It required stealth and making sure they weren't mistaken for burglars.

Supervisor Dan Foster says Dickens' relationship with an inmate went "beyond" a love affair. Soon they were plotting the murder of Dickens' husband for his $250,000 life insurance policy.

Kristina told her friend that she wanted her ex dead, and he told her he knew someone from Chicago who could help. Detectives rushed to a Walmart to buy and program a phone with the right area code and set Kristina up to meet his a fake hitman.

Upon hearing that his ex-girlfriend, SanDee Jones, was dating a black man, Keith Cote allegedly told Joey Sees, a former Marine, that he wanted to stab her in the heart with an ice pick “so he could watch her die slowly.”

“Why not?” Al Zombory told an undercover detective asking him why he was paying a hitman to kill his daughter’s ex-husband, David Metter.