So glad she just won her release. She is the sweetest person you'll ever meet....She is sooooooo sweet to everybody... When I was there she treated me with so much respect....God is good.... She served her time.....

@JonJonMiles

2 жыл бұрын

This made me so happy to read, omg.

@bxi1547

Жыл бұрын

She still contributed to a murder.

@jamonb7545

Жыл бұрын

Damn that’s amazing!!!!!

@kewsiyehboah9514

Жыл бұрын

👍👌👏

You should NEVER get over 10 years for a nonviolent offense. A drug offense, stealing, bad checks, etc is not something that needs a sentence longer than 10 years. I personally think that should be no more than 5 years personally, and intensive rehab. We need to stop locking up nonviolent people, ruining their record, instead of rehabilitation. This just makes people go right back in. There isn't a lot you can do once you have charges on your record. Seeing someone in there for 10 years for robbery, and the other woman 13 for stealing money, really? Ridiculous.

@marymeowmix4985

5 жыл бұрын

I don't think drug offenses should even be a thing unless they involved children in it or something like a meth lab explosion that hurt others. People on drugs need rehab and therapy not jail where they just learn to be more sneaky and get more drugs, and have to sell drugs when they get out because rarely anyone wants to hire an ex-con. Honestly if people want to do drugs it isn't even any of my business as long as they leave everyone else alone.

@kecake13

5 жыл бұрын

But u know this American and we have fuck up judges who do whatever they want smh

@nurlagrande

5 жыл бұрын

Exactly how I feel about it, American “justice” system is a fucking joke.

@beaineboo1528

5 жыл бұрын

EXACTLY! The older lady he didn’t kill him she was the witness but she helped tying ppl up! So lets see lie sentence for helping rob a grocery store.. and like 20 years for murder? Doesn’t make sense

@truleyblessed8459

5 жыл бұрын

Smh girl they don’t care about our love ones!!!

Honestly, if a person steals a bag of CHIPS and has to go to jail for like 10 years, that's sad. It should be a fine

@kensey6971

5 жыл бұрын

i honestly agree

@shelbynelson5470

5 жыл бұрын

Sydney H yeah at first i thought you said it should be fine but i read it again and i’m like yesssss

@snowboard4446

5 жыл бұрын

u r beautiful

@zay1025

5 жыл бұрын

@@snowboard4446 go grab a glass of water, bro.. geesh

@kellygurl5

5 жыл бұрын

@Dana Gallegos so 10 dollars worth of chips is worth 10 years of someone's life? How about helping people instead of throwing them in jail to get worse. Edit. After going to jail once, you have a record and it becomes extremely hard to just 'get a job'. Believe me I know.

13 years for what? Stealing checks?

@charity9660

5 жыл бұрын

sarika love if she stole my debit card or whatever and put me in debt and i couldn’t get my money back...... I’d want her ass in prison too... cause I’ve been robbed before and nothing was done about it. I was out of 1200$

@MM-dq2pi

5 жыл бұрын

the mother with the drug conviction was not a repeat offender

@leebrown1779

5 жыл бұрын

@@charity9660 Who knows how much this lady stole, it could've left her victim devastated.

@vickhaverford8073

5 жыл бұрын

Charity so you’re telling me you’d put someone behind bars for more than 13 years for stealing $1200 from you? Mam seems like she’s a better person than you could ever be and I hope you won’t have to go through tough choices and situations like her in life

@ryannt.2143

4 жыл бұрын

sarika love god forbid they were your checks stolen. It put you in financial ruins! Do the crime. Pay with time!

The older lady deserves another chance . She’s obviously learned her lesson.

@kuhnxclassicz7824

4 жыл бұрын

TheLifeofMimi no

@Charmander009

4 жыл бұрын

Yep she’s been punished enough , the justice system is unmercifull

@CocoAvalon

3 жыл бұрын

She was released in December 2020! I really hope she's doing okay now!

@laminage

2 жыл бұрын

@@CocoAvalon Thanks be to God! Can you imagine how surreal it must be for her to see how things have changed. TV Sets that are Flat with Remote Controls, Music on Silver Discs, Listening to Music on a gadget called an Ipod, Cell Phones, knowing you can Read Books on a Gadget from Amazon called A Tablet. The Internet overall, Menus from Fast Food Restaurants and how it changed and seeing how everyone loves to hang out in Cafes, like Starbucks and going to Stores like Wal-Mart and Target.

As someone who struggles with addiction to Oxycodone, that mother’s story broke my heart. Why do we make it so hard for those who get addicted easily to get help?

@Soyloca666

5 жыл бұрын

Lucy Lu but honestly how many of those addicts are really going to accept the help and are ready to change ?

@Tara........

5 жыл бұрын

If the money that went into jailing addicts went into secure treatment facilities instead, you'd have a lot fewer people in prison and a healthier society. The problem is that some very powerful and influential people are making a great deal of money out of filling the prisons and keeping them full. Until keeping people incarcerated is no longer profitable for an elite few, the situation will never change. Money can completely destroy one's moral compass if the price is high enough.

@Febstah613

5 жыл бұрын

How the fuck do ya get addicted to pills or alcohol???? That fucking weak you feel like you need a pill or drink when youre fucking destroying yourself.....

@girlfromsouth214

5 жыл бұрын

@@Tara........ PERFECTLY stated.

@Tara........

5 жыл бұрын

@@girlfromsouth214 Thank you. I have known a few people whose lives were cut short by drugs. It was heartbreaking. One actually died in a prison cell from an overdose. It really made me wonder if the authorities were implicated in some way. Drugs just don't walk into a prison of their own accord.

4:35 Typical story, boyfriend kills someone, girlfriend gets a million years in prison for being around him.

@AlexStalin-ph2do

5 жыл бұрын

Somewhat disagree but murder by association needs to be fixed when its clear they didn't intend to do that and her Boy Friend did.

@kuhnxclassicz7824

4 жыл бұрын

What about tay k

@kuhnxclassicz7824

4 жыл бұрын

Her fault

@kuhnxclassicz7824

4 жыл бұрын

But if she been there for more than 5 years she needs to get out

@SugarRayValentine

4 жыл бұрын

Crazy cause in Europe she’d have been out in less than 5 years

The old lady needs to be released

@SOGFLY1

5 жыл бұрын

Nah she’s a murderer.

@krinilad7251

5 жыл бұрын

@@SOGFLY1 it was not her that shot the store owner it was her boyfriend she was just there

@Mr2legit2quitt

5 жыл бұрын

She was released early 2018. 4 months later a rogue car ran a red light and killed her as she was going to volunteer at a soup kitchen

@krinilad7251

5 жыл бұрын

@@Mr2legit2quitt how do you know?

@Mr2legit2quitt

5 жыл бұрын

Krin Lad i was her parole officer

The oldest lady deserves to be released!

@kuhnxclassicz7824

4 жыл бұрын

Tatiana Armstrong no

@tville4602

4 жыл бұрын

Yes she does. That's so sad

@angeliqueburt3313

4 жыл бұрын

@@tville4602 jn

@thehellfox3423

4 жыл бұрын

@Tatiana Armstrong....... when they can bring back to life the two people who's death she is also responsible for after she tied them up in the commission of a robbery then sure lets release her. Until then, as long as they are still in the ground I think its suitable for her to stay in prison.

@celltelluser

3 жыл бұрын

Nope, I would have given her the death sentence.

That older lady deserves a second chance.

@laurac904

5 жыл бұрын

Lucy Lu if she wasn't with that boyfriend she would have never done the crime

@annalucy89

4 жыл бұрын

@Kevwe Tony She didn't kill anybody! Her boyfriend did and she had no idea he was gonna do that! It wasn't her fault she was young and stupid and chose a guy that turned out to be a monster! It's fucking barbaric to keep her locked up for life for something like this! The man that actually killed the guy deserves that but she doesn't!

@magicworld3242

4 жыл бұрын

Lucy Lu, You wouldn't be saying that if she was responsible for the death of your Mom or Dad.

@AlexisMartinez-ot6qf

4 жыл бұрын

~m

@TheWildmanner1

4 жыл бұрын

They will,after they serve there time

36 years, the need to let go home now, she has played her dues!

@Tara........

5 жыл бұрын

I absolutely agree with you. She's been there way too long already and is fully rehabilitated. Continuing to keep her incarcerated serves no useful purpose whatsoever.

@Tara........

5 жыл бұрын

I'm wondering when you became an expert on what I would or would not say? You don't know me at all and have no idea what my opinion would be if the genders were reversed. A good rule of thumb is to speak for yourself and not attempt to speak for those who are perfect strangers to you. That way you don't end up sounding stupid.

@infinitegalaxy271

5 жыл бұрын

Keeping her their is just a waste of taxpayers she rehabilitated just let her out

@mandybellep230

5 жыл бұрын

Agreed I pray they release her in Jesus name!

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5 жыл бұрын

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My heart goes out to the lady who had already served 36yrs. I think there are some cases where ppl could legitimately be labeled as "reformed" & let them out and give them a chance. She was 18yrs old when she went in & 36 yrs later I think she's learned her lesson. As she was talking about how she was before she went in and how she just wanted someone to love her made me tear up. It's very sad to see a atory like that when she could have been given a program or something at that young age & she wouldn't be 36 years into a prison sentence. I pray for her!

@bxi1547

Жыл бұрын

Does your heart go out to her victim?

@Ninawena

Жыл бұрын

They need to be better with helping prisoners readjust to being released. For that long incarcerated how do you adjust to outside world

@kewsiyehboah9514

Жыл бұрын

Released..

@feckless7989

11 ай бұрын

Accurate assessment. I feel sorry she wasn't given another path as well. Good woman made a mistake.

I do think its ridiculous when people go to prison for 10+ years for petty theft. If they murder then that's different but god it's stupid that they keep these people in prison for so long.

@f.r.etling6226

5 жыл бұрын

Nikky Johnson They should just have to give back what they stole and pay the worth to the owner. So if they stole a 300 dollar bike they give the bike back and pay 300 dollars.

The poor old lady NEEDS to be released

@kuhnxclassicz7824

4 жыл бұрын

Hayden Dyer noooo she associated with him that’s how he died

This does not seem right. Nonviolent people being thrown away for life due to opiod addictions.

@tracybarrett7351

4 жыл бұрын

Its not right. Its sad..very sad

@tville4602

4 жыл бұрын

Its craziness

@mgtowanonymous3120

4 жыл бұрын

END THE FU.CKIN DRUG WAR!!!! WHAT DO U THINK WALGREENS CVS ECT IS HUH?! THE "ACCEPTABLE" MIDDLE MAN !?!?!?! U WANT PEOPLE TO STOP CHANGING THERE STATE OF MIND TO FEEL BETTER ? NOT GNA HAPPEN. U WANNA REDUCE IT SIGNIFICANTLY? ASK THE REAL QUESTIONS AS TO WHY THEY ARE DOING IT IN THE FIRST PLACE. WAS CPS USED AS A WEAPON WHEN THEY WERE NORMAL PERSON 0 RECORD ECT TO PERMA KIDNAP THERE KIDS??? 1 DAY U PEOPLE WILL REALIZE . PEOPLE USE WHATEVER THERE SUBSTANCE OF CHOICE TO EITHER ALLEVIATE PAIN. OR TO MASK PAIN DUD TO FU.CKED UP SH.IT HAPPENING TO THEM. AN AS THEY PERCEIVE IT. FU.CK PUTTING NON VIOLENT DRUG USERS IN JAIL OR PRISON. *END THE DRUG WAR. END IT NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!AN ASK THE REAL QUESTIONS!!!!!!* *H.ELL.HOW** ABOUT U PUT A STOP TO THE POISONS IN THE FOOD AND THE FAKE FOOD IN GENERAL KNOWN AS GMOS AN PROCESSED!!!!AN MAKE SURE PEOPLE GET IODINE AND OMEGA 3S IN THERE REAL FOOD DIET AN THAT ALONE WOULD SHOCK THE HE.LL OUT OF ALL OF U AS TO THE RESULT OF SUCH MOVES !!!!!!!!!!!* *BUT.IT** DOESNT MATTER WHAT I SAY RIGHT?! THE SYSTEM IS RIGGED. DEMOCRATS SPEED UP THE AGENDA. REPUBLICANS SLOW IT DOWN.EITHER WAY THE TRAIN IS ON THE **MOVE.AN** THE SATANIST INCEST PED0 FR.EAK TRUE PSYCHOPATHS WANT THERE NEW WORLD ORDR AND ANTI CHRIST MESSIAH.STAY VIGILANT. STAY ARMED. STAY **AWARE.AN** FOR THE LOVE OF GOD NO MATTER HOW HARD IT **IS.AN** ALTHOUGH I CANT TELL U ANYTHING. I ADVIZE A HARDCORE MILITANT PHYSICAL TRAINING PROGRAM AN U DONT NEED 1 FREE WEIGHT TO DO IT.KEEP UR MINDS OCCUPIED AND URSELVS GROWING.U DONT HAVE TO THROW YOUR LIVES AWAY AND LET THESE SATANIST NWO INCEST PED0 BAS.TA.RDS WIN!!!!!CAUSE THEY ARE THE ONES MAKING SURE ALL THIS HAPPENS TO US!!!!THE MORE U KNOW!!!THE EASIER TO FIX AN GRAB CONTROL OF HE MIND AND UR WORLD!!!!I HOPE WHATEVER UR ALL GOIN THROUGH U CONQUER THAT **SH.IT** AND U COME OUT WITH THE W.LEAVE KARIMIC DEBT TO THOSE WHO DO EVIL AGAINST. THEY WILL GET THERES.* *MAY WE MEET AGAIN.*

@mgtowanonymous3120

4 жыл бұрын

I'd like to add. That it is prety disgusting to put people who just like to change there state of mind however they choose for whatever reason they have. That do not attack lie STEAL an murder to continue those choices in a place with lifers that do nothing but k.ill people even inside there constant BASIS. It is beyond disgraceful. Truly disgusting.

@johnmoran1317

4 жыл бұрын

Profess-not only that,but no adult should be arrested for drug use. Before 1914 all drugs were legal,yet the country did not collapse. In fact,cocaine was once an ingredient of cough syrups and coca-cola.Drug prohibition is a racket--just benefiting certain groups.. but not society as a whole.

UPDATE: Eriana Pretty was released from prison in December 2020! I hope she's doing okay.

@TriciaRP

2 жыл бұрын

Yay!!!

@TracyGJacksonTV

5 ай бұрын

I read about the release of Eriana Pretty, I hope she’s doing ok.

Yea that old lady’s sentence is unjust she didn’t kill her boyfriend did

@Sssssssslf

5 жыл бұрын

She still assisted him, she tied him up. Having said that the sentence was definitely excessive. There's no way that woman is a danger to society now

@pnklady3788

5 жыл бұрын

She did that under his influence. Either way, she still didn't do anything worth a whole life sentence. She was also young, likely naïve, and now has absolutely no chance to learn from mistakes, no chance to make a positive life change or even a positive contribution (whether as some kind of atonement or not). Just sad.

@getrudeobbayi

5 жыл бұрын

you’re clearly not conversant with the law. As long as you’re part of it, your ass is going to jail. Even if it was the store owner who killed one of the perps, the other perp is held accountable for the killing.

@glenndanzigsmanycats2045

5 жыл бұрын

@@getrudeobbayi and that's fuckin horrible and shouldnt be a thing.

@Happymind-happyworld.

4 жыл бұрын

Well that’s the rule in America, something goes wrong while you’re committing a crime, it gets added to your sentence

Everyone has a story. We have to be mindful not to be so quick to pass judgment when our own lives aren't spotless. Regroup. Proceed with understanding, and the ability to place yourself in that position. Decisions. Decisions.

@cerriberry6835

5 жыл бұрын

Gina Griffin so well said I always do that...walk a little way in someone' else's shoes and never judge.....forgiveness is the hardest part🙏

I'm in tears for these women... I've been to jail a couple times for 5-7 months at a time. I know the horrors... I'm truly saddened 💯 Wish there was a way to make things better

I agree help people instead of locking them up with out help

@cassandrapartee518

4 жыл бұрын

Some of them needs to be there

I feel that instead of taking people into prison, we take them into mental hospitals. So that way they actually get better when they're released.

@ThatAwesomeGamer5556

9 жыл бұрын

fallofthefandoms AMEN BROTHER

@tinalethco7692

7 жыл бұрын

Mental hospitals are a thing of the past, I was at T.D.O.C. when Dianne filmed this, 1 of my friends there was raped at a mental Institute before incarcerated at TPFW and became pregnant !! Her child was adopted !! Prison is pure torment, tho it taught me a big lesson !!

@beautifullavish5413

6 жыл бұрын

Absolutely when people go to prison they get institutionalized, a place where you don"t have no responsibilities and you are some one .In addition you learn new crimes to do. Set inmates up with a way that the cycle does not keep going around

@kendallmoraless

6 жыл бұрын

Tina Lethco Mental Hospitals are not a thing of the past. Having gone 51/50 I was forced to go and it was the best 14 days of my life. Staff were awesome. We spent days with a group of people battling the same things and worked. Worked to find the right meds, routine, game plan, etc. There’s times when I wish I could go back. Now I’ve been to jail and f that. The two are night and day.

@FloatingFont

6 жыл бұрын

That's a bit simple. Depends why they're inside doesn't it. Would you want a paedophile in a hospital then released, no. not everyone is fixable

Kim k should help the old lady

@kat7939

5 жыл бұрын

aneete N. lol...you people need serious help! Like for real, you need Jesus!

@SugarRayValentine

4 жыл бұрын

Kat bro there’s people who killed children and didn’t get 36 years, she was an assistant in a robbery she didn’t do the killing she should have got 20 years minimum

Bullets pierce Cuffs are tight Cells are lonely.

@BlakeC94

9 жыл бұрын

You lose an average of 2 IQ a year in prison. Just in general pop.

I was getting tears in my eyes I can feel there pain...

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5 жыл бұрын

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@AlexStalin-ph2do

5 жыл бұрын

@@saulsegura7659 what

The first woman they interviewed for cashing bad checks made my jaw drop when Diane said she got 13 and a half years!! WTF Nobody should have to be incarcerated that long for something like that! this was filmed 6 years ago Kim Kardashaian should help that woman!!!!!

@TriciaRP

2 жыл бұрын

Ridiculous

Prisoner: I have suicidal thoughts and serious mental illnesses. Prisons: Eh, let's just lock them up. This is not a laughing matter, honestly now.

POVERTY is the thing that the majority of inmates have in common. It's a shame that so much is being talked about race, when the real underlying problem isn't even being mentioned.

it's truly sad that almost every one of these prisoners came from abusive and violent families. so many children who are abused grow up to be criminals themselves- in fact, studies have shown that children from abusive families are 9 times more likely to be involved in criminal activities than others. these people need therapy and help, not prison time.

@jackypatterson4139

5 жыл бұрын

I see that these ladies came from less than ideal homes : however it was not the fault of society and they should not have taken it out on average folk who grew up in 'normal' homes

@hawaiianwater1913

Жыл бұрын

Yeah my Teacher told us a story of how he grew up in South Dallas (da hood) and it was rough to make it there so he and his friends use to distract the store clerk and his other friends would still ham, mustard, chips, bread and when they were outside they would find a place to make sandwiches bc his parents couldn't afford it it was a touching story

It just broke my heart to see all these women go silent to just hear a woman singing a gospel song wow after everything they go through they still love God ! To have hope like that!❤💯

6:27 - "Yeah, you don't hear the movies you just read the captions." Yo, that be how it rolls over here at my house too sis. 😂

If God forgives us why can’t we forgive each other ....

@Febstah613

5 жыл бұрын

Hala Ghazal god isnt real so theres no such thing as forgiveness.

I hate how the interviewer acts “what what do you mean by that” what the hell do you think it means

EVRERYONE OF THOSE PRISONS ARE FOR PROFIT! EVERYONE

@taylorwilliams4131

4 жыл бұрын

Damn shame, stealing lives.

@mgtowanonymous3120

4 жыл бұрын

END THE FU.CKIN DRUG WAR!!!! WHAT DO U THINK WALGREENS CVS ECT IS HUH?! THE "ACCEPTABLE" MIDDLE MAN !?!?!?! U WANT PEOPLE TO STOP CHANGING THERE STATE OF MIND TO FEEL BETTER ? NOT GNA HAPPEN. U WANNA REDUCE IT SIGNIFICANTLY? ASK THE REAL QUESTIONS AS TO WHY THEY ARE DOING IT IN THE FIRST PLACE. WAS CPS USED AS A WEAPON WHEN THEY WERE NORMAL PERSON 0 RECORD ECT TO PERMA KIDNAP THERE KIDS??? 1 DAY U PEOPLE WILL REALIZE . PEOPLE USE WHATEVER THERE SUBSTANCE OF CHOICE TO EITHER ALLEVIATE PAIN. OR TO MASK PAIN DUD TO FU.CKED UP SH.IT HAPPENING TO THEM. AN AS THEY PERCEIVE IT. FU.CK PUTTING NON VIOLENT DRUG USERS IN JAIL OR PRISON. *END THE DRUG WAR. END IT NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!AN ASK THE REAL QUESTIONS!!!!!!* *H.ELL.HOW** ABOUT U PUT A STOP TO THE POISONS IN THE FOOD AND THE FAKE FOOD IN GENERAL KNOWN AS GMOS AN PROCESSED!!!!AN MAKE SURE PEOPLE GET IODINE AND OMEGA 3S IN THERE REAL FOOD DIET AN THAT ALONE WOULD SHOCK THE HE.LL OUT OF ALL OF U AS TO THE RESULT OF SUCH MOVES !!!!!!!!!!!* *BUT.IT** DOESNT MATTER WHAT I SAY RIGHT?! THE SYSTEM IS RIGGED. DEMOCRATS SPEED UP THE AGENDA. REPUBLICANS SLOW IT DOWN.EITHER WAY THE TRAIN IS ON THE **MOVE.AN** THE SATANIST INCEST PED0 FR.EAK TRUE PSYCHOPATHS WANT THERE NEW WORLD ORDR AND ANTI CHRIST MESSIAH.STAY VIGILANT. STAY ARMED. STAY **AWARE.AN** FOR THE LOVE OF GOD NO MATTER HOW HARD IT **IS.AN** ALTHOUGH I CANT TELL U ANYTHING. I ADVIZE A HARDCORE MILITANT PHYSICAL TRAINING PROGRAM AN U DONT NEED 1 FREE WEIGHT TO DO IT.KEEP UR MINDS OCCUPIED AND URSELVS GROWING.U DONT HAVE TO THROW YOUR LIVES AWAY AND LET THESE SATANIST NWO INCEST PED0 BAS.TA.RDS WIN!!!!!CAUSE THEY ARE THE ONES MAKING SURE ALL THIS HAPPENS TO US!!!!THE MORE U KNOW!!!THE EASIER TO FIX AN GRAB CONTROL OF HE MIND AND UR WORLD!!!!I HOPE WHATEVER UR ALL GOIN THROUGH U CONQUER THAT **SH.IT** AND U COME OUT WITH THE W.LEAVE KARIMIC DEBT TO THOSE WHO DO EVIL AGAINST. THEY WILL GET THERES.* Seems like sm1 is awoken to the truth...

if they commit a serious crime, they deserve to be locked up.

13 years for stealing checks??? How is that justifiable

Welcome back

Jails are big business. It's about money.

@WeRelateWithKate

4 жыл бұрын

prezbige everything is and the shot callers so to speak have it all and want to keep it. Hospitals Pharma Jails Prisons etc ALL ARE VERY PROFITABLE BUSINESSES to those at the top of the money chain. It’s a hard truth.

100 YEARS FOR ASSISTING A MURDER? AMERICA NEEDS A NEW JAIL SYSTEM

Every one deserves a second chance

@alexkahlon

8 жыл бұрын

not gay men. they seduced my man.

@cherolk

8 жыл бұрын

Lol!

@munafindalucerozmundo23

7 жыл бұрын

AGREE!

@goondocksaints9597

7 жыл бұрын

You're right about that. People can do good while they are serving a life term, and that is their chance to redeem their soul. They don't all deserve to go free, but they deserve the chance to do good things while they serve out their sentence.

@MD-fq2en

7 жыл бұрын

CrazyKid14 except savage killers

theif : grabs a bag of smarties officer : YOUR GONNA GO TO JAIL FOREVER ! meh : IT'S ONLY SMARTIES

In The UK, a Reporter named Stacey Dooley visited The Camp Summit Shock Boot Camp Prison, as well as a Women's Prison in Indiana. She'd be stunned if she was in this one. She also won The UK Version of Dancing With The Stars called Strictly Come Dancing.

i wish you all would investigate in Tennessee prisons..about the HIV status inmates getting no help while being incarcerated....# inmate Nicholas D. price #379855 this situation is really bad and big in tennessee

In America sending people to prison is a big business. Bitter truth

@sharonsmith1505

5 жыл бұрын

You got it..wish those people the keep going back find out.

the woman singing gave me goosebumps

God bless all of you ladies

Prison for doing drugs ?! No you should be trying to get them help In rehab, therapy , counseling etc not no prison

@Fazzel

5 жыл бұрын

I know. What a shame. That woman got hooked on drugs by her doctors, couldn't afford them, and had to steal to buy illegal drugs. Why can we waste $billions on the military, that drone that Iran shot down alone cost $130 million. But we can't even furnish people with the legal drugs they need.

I think that woman that's been in there 36 year's should be released she has served a lifetime. We all make mistakes and she needs a second chance. She seems so sincere.

Some people deserve second chances. I believe if the families and victims can forgive than society should give them a 2nd chance.

36 years😨life sentence she didn't even pull the trigger insane she still refering him as her boyfriend smdh .

Why is this state prison providing college education in prison for people who are serving life . It doesn’t make any sense

36 years is enough time done in the case of the old black woman. She should have been condemned for armed robbery only in the first place if you ask me, and not for an additional double murder and given life. She did not agree on killing the victims nor did she kill anyone or participate in it in any way. Her former boyfriend did that on his own.

The system is so broken. My wife of 5 years has been locked up for 3 of them. Her sister was murdered and the men guilty are running free. Justice has become blind, deaf, dumb, and stupid.

@lisaryherd4685

3 жыл бұрын

Michael Ascerno Yes, it absolutely has. And it also depends on what state the crime was committed in, that has a huge amount to do with it!!

@michaelascerno3813

3 жыл бұрын

@@lisaryherd4685 The saddest part is that all of it has broken her. She is now a full blown criminal.

Damn That’s my childhood friend.A very good friend indeed

In Maryland they have something called PBJ (Probation Before Judgment). It's used for things like speeding tickets where if you don't get another for a year your fine goes away and it's like the ticket never existed. They could use this concept in a lot of other areas of the system. For minor and nonviolent crimes they could give people probation and suspend the sentence. If they make it through the probation period (length could vary depending on the crime) the never have to step foot into a jail cell and the crime is hidden from your record (allowing people to get jobs, etc.). They could also add other stipulations like community service, counseling, etc. This, of course, would vary depending on what you were charged with. It keeps the prisons for the major, violent offenders and allows people a second chance at life.

Oh dame who cuttin 🧅 I this bit..lol

*assisted robbery* LIFE IN PRISON later: "this woman is doing 8 years for robbery" Me:.....

I wonder what happened to the 2nd lady BOYFRIEND why shes been in jail for 36 years!🤔

@kajkeepingalljoy8898

3 жыл бұрын

He died in prison. She was released December 2020

They should do a video about Men inmates

@Mara-en1lc

5 жыл бұрын

K Weaver Yes they do, look up a prison documentary and watch it to see how they paint people. It’s equal buddy

God this makes my heart hurt and so pure all at once 😭❤️

Wow - this is sad. The women in for being addicts should be in treatment, NOT prison! We are such a puniative country. Shame on us.

@Fazzel

5 жыл бұрын

Remind me again why people say the USA is the greatest country on Earth.

COME ON! 13 yrs for Heroine??? She needs therapy not jail!

Eraina Pretty was released last week!

I’m sure that the male guards struggle to resist the temptation of being around all those desperate women everyday!

Diane Sawyer speaks to her viewers as if she were a kindergarten teacher addressing a class of mental defectives. That explains her success and provides an excellent insight into the intelligence of the public in general and the TV audience particularly.

Is there an update on the older woman? Is there a petition or something we can sign to have her released? I see no threat in her, she was young and made a stupid mistake.

I feel like prison is so horrible that sentencing should be lesser. I was in jail for a day and that was enough for me to learn my lessons.

Hey Diana....what happened to Mr. Murphy...from Ryckrs

I read it as women behind bras lol

Does a woman serving life in prison who's been in prison 36 years I hope that one day you are released before you're too old to enjoy what's left of life I'm so sorry for your plight

Time that lady of 38 years shud be home your American laws after 20 years gud behavior let her free !!!!!

@MO-ss5mj

4 жыл бұрын

She's black, kkk laws

wtf y r they on t.v. for wtf omg when I went to jail it felt like prison damit

I agree. The first woman interviewed should be SET FREE.

The human cost of leaving criminals on the streets is horrendous. And lock-up doesn’t seem to detour them.

13yrs for bad checks and stealing?😱😱

Crazy thing is getting in parole isn't so easy. Lot of people slip through the cracks

Bring back the death penalty and the prisons wouldn't be crowded.

Let the lady walk free bless her..

How do you get 13 years for cashing bad checks when it’s your first offense?

@DWillumz

4 жыл бұрын

Amy Bainbridge probably had a new public defender

sometimes i feel like prisons/jailtime should have actual programs for inmates to help themlive better lives just locking them away doesnt really solve nothing...just my opinion

My great grandmother died in prison over 40 years ago for writing bad checks. She was just trying to feed her family

Can’t find the first part can’t find the third part why don’t you guys just put all your videos in one and stop trying to make extra money by splitting the videos up

@Fazzel

5 жыл бұрын

I watched it for free. Who is charging you to watch it.

Author Tolu2, " There are more laws and longer to protect animals than females." (C)

It's not fair we didn't ask to be born here we get abused as children but then we go do bad I was abused badly and I got in trouble at age 22 but never again did I go back to jail it scared me the first time I learned my lesson

Why do people have long sentences in prison

But why do some inmates spend the rest of there lives in prison and never get out alive

I'm glad I'm not in jail. I did my 2 & a half yrs from 2003 to 2005 6 mths parole in a half way house . From new haven ct. I've been outta trouble for 17 yrs now.

@josephavram8034

4 жыл бұрын

Jennifer Daley God Bless You

I feel bad for most of these ppl

@shay5796

4 жыл бұрын

august skys I love ur pfp ❤️

After someone has served they much time, is genuinely remorseful and has done as much as she could do while incarcerated to better herself I personally feel she’s done her time and she should be released.

Pumpkin got 8 years for robbery yet the other lady wrote a bad cheque and got 36years how????????

13 plus years for drugs....please??? That's crazy rediculous! Instead of locking people away treat their problems...rehabilitation is key for drug users, abusers and dealers alike....give them another option....not years rotting in prison. That's why the prisons are overloaded!! It's nuts

I worked in a job where I saw a few of the "offenses" many women were charged with You don't believe that MANY, more than you would like to think are from "self defense", which for me is NOT a crime. Self defense from spouses or significant others who threatened their lifes and in self defense they grabbed that gun or knife close by and attacked their offender, OR their children offender. Sad but true.

8 years for robbery????? it should be like 1

Set that poor old lady free!!! ❤️❤️❤️

I'm sorry but I cannot do it. I can't go prison. I love my freedom and appreciate it. I love going to work everyday, waking up and being able to walk outta the door whenever I want to. Being able to talk to my kids and be in their lives. The stuff we take for granted....sleeping in your own bed, taking a hot bubble bath, being with the man u love, being able to cook and eat good food, sitting here, on my phone watching youtube and relaxing after a long day of work. Count your blessings. Things may not be going right in your life but at least you're not doing life in prison. These ppl can't make up for their bad choices outside of a prison.

God it hurts to be HUMAN...I now understand the lyrics

How did the oldest woman in the prison for 36 years get a life sentence

what a curse! God bless America. please pray,

This is not helpful to anyone in the public or the inmates. What about restoring humanity. That’s not possible in this environment

All so very sad!

I think this justice system is so flawed. We need institutions for 'criminals', for job training.(which brings me to the fact that people who are convicted of non violent drug crimes, possession, shoplifting, anything that could be forgiven) I think inmates should be seen by multiple psychiatrists, as well as specialists in human behavior, therapists for traumatic childhood/life circumstances. Nobody wakes up& decides to become a bank robber, addict, etc. Media should be less biased, esp in this episode.