The 'Snapped: Behind Bars' Season 2 Trailer Is Here, and These Women Are Not Messing Around (EXCLUSIVE)

In August 2004, Snapped premiered on Oxygen with the story of Celeste Beard , a woman serving two consecutive 40-year life sentences for her involvement in the death of her second husband. It's a complicated story filled with twists and turns that would later become a hallmark of the series. More than 600 episodes of Snapped have aired, which means more than 600 women could have ended up in prison.

Of the hundreds of women whose darkest deeds have been put on full display, a handful have been given the opportunity to tell their side of the story. In Snapped: Behind Bars , we reconnect with a few of the ladies featured on the show over the years. The Snapped: Behind Bars Season 2 trailer promises to deliver some shocking reveals, and Distractify has an exclusive look.

The 'Snapped: Behind Bars' Season 2 trailer has us on the edge of our seats.

Of all the "Where are they now" pieces available in the world, none are more gripping than catching up with the women from Snapped . The Season 2 trailer highlights women who maintain their innocence and some who are brutally honest about their situations at the time. "I felt like I didn't have any other choice," shares one.

Through jailhouse interviews, recreations of crime scenes, and archival photos, these women provide an insight into what was happening at that time in their lives. Some show remorse while others point the finger at someone else. At least one inmate believes she is getting exactly what she deserves. "I should be punished for my part," she says. "Right is right, and wrong is wrong." The one thread that connects them all is the desire to change things, if they could.

The Season 2 premiere logline reads: Pandora returns to offer remorse for the murder of her husband. For the first time, her son Cody Henderson speaks out, revealing why he took part in a crime that landed him in prison for life and how he feels about the mother who turned on him.

Tune into Oxygen Sept. 1 at 7:00 p.m. EST for more on this story.