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I wonder if the guy with the cat still alive probably so
ОтветитьHigh schools have been operating more and more like prisons in the last 20 years. Prison has become just a continuation of High School. Same block walls, same paint, always guarded by a Government authority. It’s like we are breeding our children specifically for incarceration.
I’ve worked in Law Enforcement and the DOC and I had to get out.
Ils vont m'attacher en prison
Ответить12 and us not even a sanctuary one
ОтветитьThey swear kettle love the monopoly
ОтветитьNeed the records and videos or defeats the whole point
ОтветитьEveryone says they just let them go 🤣
ОтветитьThey don't even want to be friendly w them
ОтветитьSo America has the fairest death penalty
ОтветитьAll the victims are already dead
ОтветитьFrederick bear got life in prison without parole
ОтветитьDennis Leer is a serial. Every once in a while a victim will be linked to him through DNA. So when hes talking about his cat and missing his mom, remember that.
ОтветитьRonald Sandford aka Ariel is getting free next year!! I shared his petition since years . This Story hold me . Good luck Ariel :) 💖💖💖💖
ОтветитьSince when are they allowed cats in prison? That's inhumane, to put a kitty through that!
ОтветитьFree food no taxes no work just sleep and watch TV! One guy has a cat! 😡 this is not punishment for criminals! It's punishment to us! What the he'll is going on!
ОтветитьEveryone makes mistakes so there doing there time so maybe they will learn from there mistake ❤😅😊😮😢😅
ОтветитьAt the end of the day, they're all human beings like us. Difference is that they're being judged for their horrible decisions. Some of these guys seem really cool and unfortunately they've probably had rough childhoods with no positive male role models. Parents were probably drug addicts or absent. Its easy to judge them but I rather let the law judge them and pray for their salvation.
ОтветитьFredrick Baer got off death row and resentenced to life in prison
ОтветитьA 13 year old should be capable to tell right from wrong when it comes to things as serious as taking a life. However, a 13 year old who is given the right intervention could be rehabilitated. I think when the person is so young, everything should be done for rehabilitation, mandatory therapy, education, programs to learn how to become functional members of society, and then a team of people who worked with that inmate and who are formally trained should all separately come to the conclusion that there is no danger from them. If they don't agree, the person stays in prison, if they agree, steps are taken for reintegration into society. Like, a person needs to be assessed to minimise risk, but also, people who can be rehabilitated should be rehabilitated. We can all agree we're completely different people than we were at 13. 13 year olds are children. They are old enough to know basic right from wrong but not old enough to even be responsible for their own lives.
ОтветитьDoes anyone know that RL is scheduled to be released on August 23, 2024? This documentary surely has helped him. Hope he gets to contribute by sharing his experience with young guys and helping them stay away from crime.
ОтветитьDoes anyone know the name of the African-American gentleman who asks the inmates questions?
ОтветитьI support the death penalty 100%
ОтветитьThey can repost this video as many times as they want to
Ответить❤😂🎉😢😮they can put this on anytime its the best watch this all time can't get enough of this
ОтветитьHonestly the death row inmates seem more chill and harmless than the people who are only there for 2-3 years.
ОтветитьTo think that when that dude went into prison at the age of 15, there was still a Soviet Union, British Empire, and Yugoslavia. At the very least, he outlived all of them.
ОтветитьAfter watching this documentary now I am going to enjoy every moments of my life
Ответитьfiring squad sounds more fun
ОтветитьWhat's the name of this song playing
ОтветитьOh poor picked on criminals have to pay the price of their crime.
ОтветитьI live in my own world. From 2020 to now, I basically don’t go out and live the same life every day. After watching this documentary, I feel like I am in jail every day just like them. It’s time to make changes.
Ответитьthese people Speak perfect English, they can be used as a online English teacher to teach other no-English country
ОтветитьIn case you missed it…He ain’t gonna sugar coat it
ОтветитьThese crimes didn't take a split second! These crimes were committed by Criminals whom were never going to benefit society in any way. They put themselves in these situations and it didn't take a split second. These were choices they made, they thought they would get away with it, and they didn't. Plain and simple!
ОтветитьI'm not minimizing any of their crimes. But I can not even BEGIN to imagine what it would be like to have those doors slam behind you, knowing you will NEVER walk out of there again!
ОтветитьI can’t believe they can have tv’s in their cells, video games, cats! I saw a pool table in one of the rec rooms and that barbershop!!!!It doesn’t even look like it’s in a prison!!! It’s crazy to me!!! I never thought they got privileges like that!!!
Ответить❤I like that guy's what is going to happen to it when that guy is gone?
ОтветитьThey can repost this video as many times as they want to
ОтветитьI think we are all in our own prison, mentally. Life is tough living in this state of mortal suffering
ОтветитьMy question is why do these death row convicts get TVs and luxuries when their victims families have lost everything?
ОтветитьGreat show watch them every day love them can't get enough of them ❤ 😍 ♥
ОтветитьThey can repost this anytime they want to it's a great show watch them every day love them can't get enough of them
ОтветитьThey can repost this anytime I watch it everyday its the best
ОтветитьFredrick Baer did wind up getting his sentence reduced to life without parole.
ОтветитьIf this had been Texas most of these guys would be dead already.
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