The participants were confused as to why they were released early and Adger had to let them in on what happened. He soon pulled out all of the remaining contestants from the jail. Colonel Adger, the head of the jail, had to act fast, as the news began to spread.
In response, Gabrielle revealed to the other prisoners that Angele was undercover. With Angele revealing this information, she was immediately removed from the jail, which aroused suspicion. She blew her cover, which put the entire program at risk. In one of her interviews with production, Angele implied that she had, indeed, let Gabrielle in on her secret.
When Angele got closer to girlfriend Gabrielle, producers started to wonder if she had revealed her true identity to Gabrielle. Angele truly began to take on the identity of an inmate and she admitted that to production. But, as time went on, Angele began to participate in illegal activity like doing drugs. Angele made friends and earned respect from the inmates quickly. Upon entering jail, Angele received a ton of attention because of her good looks and masculine energy. The two engaged in sexual activity together and this results in Angele letting down her guard too much. Angele, who is a lesbian, ended up getting into a romantic relationship with fellow inmate Gabrielle. On this past season of 60 Days In, writer and poet Angele went undercover as an inmate in Fulton County Jail.
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