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@johnellis5820

9 ай бұрын

Nagin sho killed a lot of folks

@flosstheway4138

9 ай бұрын

SAY BIG BRO,, I WAS THERE I SWEAR TO GOD!! IM FROM ALGIERS 1.5 NEW ORLEANS L.A 70114 IT'S ON THE WESTBANK SIDE OF THE RIVER. . BUT WHEN WE GET" HACKED-UP BY" THE DIRTY ASS POLICE MEN,, THAT WAS CALLED THE JUMP OUT" BOYZ,.. THEY WOULD STOP U AND, BRING U TOO JAIL ON Tulane and Broad IS WHERE, THE JAIL WAS , , AND THE NAME" OF THE JAIL WAS CENTRAL LOCKED UP-

@flosstheway4138

9 ай бұрын

BIG DOGG ,,I SWEAR TOO GOD ON MY DEAD GRANDMOTHER BODY,, THAT WAS floating in the water bro, they was killing people JUST for the fun!! Of it" JUST BECAUSE they knew that they could get away with it man,, it's STARTING too hurt my heart just to see,, y'all standing inn there like it, ant nothing but, only if you knew!! How MUCH we suffer,, and who!! Made it out by luck,, bro by the grace of GOD!! BECAUSE WE WAS FIGHTING FOR OUR LIFE BRO,, THEM PEOPLE AND POLICE OFFICERS LEFT US ALL IN THERE FOR DEAD.. I SWEAR TO GOD

@shaunconerly1578

9 ай бұрын

I was in there for 7 days

@justsumguy5991

9 ай бұрын

To answer a question you and no one else probably cared about the first set of pills is propanalol a heart med for high blood pressure.

imagine being in jail for a simple warrant for the day and get stuck and die

@AllAboutPurple

5 ай бұрын

1:31 yep this guy knew ppl would die…..

@FeliciaMyers

3 ай бұрын

It’s a prison you don’t just do warrants for prison lol

@arobinson1994

Ай бұрын

@@FeliciaMyers its called parish prison but its still their version of county jail it's not actually a prison its just a Louisiana thing but you and I both know state prisons never located in the middle of a busy city

@VVish_list

25 күн бұрын

Jail and prison are two different things 😂

@djdynomightnola

23 күн бұрын

This is H.O. D. The house of Detention. I spent months in there. Its not prison. Everyone there waswaiting to go to court. There was a fed tier in there. Once convicted people were shipped to D.O C. within one or two weeks. ​@@FeliciaMyers

Dam those higher ups are more evil than the prisoners they left for dead

@RangerRickTV

10 ай бұрын

💯

@VVish_list

25 күн бұрын

The prison is full of murders and rapists and pedos dude....

RIP to those that got left in there during the hurricane

@ninobrown90

13 күн бұрын

rip to those prisoners victims

@Yeeezuz

10 күн бұрын

RIP to you ​@@ninobrown90 You won’t be with us much longer God will punish you

I never heard this before and it’s inhumane. I wouldn’t put it past the government to do something like this. This is just mind blowing that all them prisoners had to die in this way.

@user-sf4xv9zh4n

10 ай бұрын

Fr I'm blown

@dazedblazed5859

10 ай бұрын

Fuck the government

@iamkatykabha

10 ай бұрын

Probably by design

@treuky

10 ай бұрын

You never heard it because of the part of the great big cover up, you just heard the narrator say that lot of people would say that this never happened but it did... All these years later it's just making it on KZread.. straight up cover up, and I bet you those families were not compensated, because they will never admit to any negligence

@rayecaters2u

10 ай бұрын

The government wanted the masses to never find out about this. They always underestimate us. Now I hope this is blasted everywhere!

Born and raised in New Orleans, currently Navy Chief active duty. Ppl have to understand Katrina wasn’t a natural catastrophe it was a genocide! They bombed the leeves, waited 72 hours before they let ppl in with boats saying they needed permits while elderly, kids, ppl, and animals drowned or starved to death, literally the worse experience I went through in my younger life.

@MasterBarber.

9 ай бұрын

You experienced and understand that this was a genocide, yet you still signed your life to the same government that deliberately embondaged black people.

@darealstewboo4068

9 ай бұрын

So the levees didn't break they were bombed? OMG😮

@bellatype6351

9 ай бұрын

​@@darealstewboo4068 Yes that's what I heard. There used to be a good documentary on here showing a clip of the helicopters shooting the levees out. Also they went door to door where it wasn't flooded trying to confiscate people's guns. This was an event, nothing natural about it. Haarp.

@makingchanges5943

9 ай бұрын

Thank you for your service. I agree.

@aaronconners5570

9 ай бұрын

@@darealstewboo4068 yes if you ever get a chance to go to New Orleans, ask and talk to the people. And if you ever go visit the lower 9th wd by the canal and they have a sign up the explaining what happened and when the resident heard the explosions. It was already pre determined not saying the hurricane wasn’t real obviously, it’s the aftermath the shouldn’t have ever happened. It wasn’t a black white thing it was a rich poor thing, but some how they managed to save most of our money grabber tourist attractions in the French quarter🤦🏾‍♂️. It was a first responder that did an interview and he explained you can tell it was some type of explosion and not a breach. But the media pushes out what they want to same how they try and divide us as people with black vs white. Humanity is always in question to me and very unfortunate

Society has way more compassion for wild animals than someone who's broken the law regardless of how minor the offense. It's a strange and disturbing fact. Imagine being locked in a cage while the water rolls in.

@brendaksmith3380

4 ай бұрын

Imagine what some did to people who didn't live to see what Katrina did. It's kind of sad it went both ways if you stop and think about it. Eye for an eye.

@iftheymakeitieatit

4 ай бұрын

​@@brendaksmith3380.. You make no sense at all.. Some people were there for minor crimes

@loldidyoureally3246

4 ай бұрын

Imagine the ones falsely convicted cuz that tends to happen a lot amongst the poor or blk. And the ppl who were locked up for minor offenses or drugs. Smh​@brendaksmith3380

This is soooo sad. Why nobody was talking about this. I’m glad you are bringing this to the forefront. May God bless the victims and their families.

@SeekingGreetings

10 ай бұрын

I remember people talking about it. 🥀😢🙏🏽. There are also other documentaries and interviews with survivors. 😢.

@jaeeluv

10 ай бұрын

Right...

@FeliciaJohns-lr8zt

10 ай бұрын

AMEN

@843Reboot

9 ай бұрын

the superdome was really bad too. people have PTSD from the conditions they experienced there

@DafitInstructor

9 ай бұрын

People definitely talk about it main stream didn’t. But there were also yt people just capping blk pepo in the street during this time and no arrests were made.

I was one of inmates that was locked up in jail when the storm hit. I was 22 female at the time. When the storm hit the women on my dorm we where all on bunks then 30 minute the power went out . After the power here come the water coming in . Getting higher and higher . All of us were on the top bunks. Next hing we hear guys breaking out and trying to escape on the rooftop. But the guards got them and brought them back. 500 people did die in OPP. It was less then that but some inmates were trap and in there cells cause they could not open the doors after the power went out. When the mayor came to there right mind and said we got to get them out there after 2 days with no food or water hot ass hell . They put us on the boats brought us the only road where the could drive buss to pick us and bring us tho othe jails. That would take us . I and some other females about 100 of us females got brought to and Angola. Witch was not that bad they treated us pretty well. But it was scary what the storm hit and the water came pouring in . That something I would not ever want to go thrr again. Oh by the new Orleans don't have basement it can't the city is in sea level theat why they don't put the dead in the ground . But I was there.

@josegelpi7824

10 ай бұрын

Sorry u had to go through that, I hope you got a civil rights attorney and sued the city. Of new Orleans,

@Thurlbred45

10 ай бұрын

Glad you made it out 🙏🏾

@handleslikeIverson

10 ай бұрын

geez thats a crazy story. hate yall had to endure that bs

@Melanin2670

10 ай бұрын

🙏🏽♥️

@LoraChunk

10 ай бұрын

Happy your alive to say. And facts no basements. I lived in Louisiana too

500 drowned this place is probably haunted.

@OgglyGoogly

10 ай бұрын

No such thing

@philmatoph

10 ай бұрын

@@OgglyGoogly how do you know.

@OgglyGoogly

10 ай бұрын

@@philmatoph because ghosts are not real

@philmatoph

10 ай бұрын

@zandar1485 true but demonic spirits are real.

@OgglyGoogly

10 ай бұрын

@@philmatoph No such thing as spirits, demons angels or god either.

If the inmates were left behind to fend for themselves in locked cells, a number of them most definitely died.

@juaquawnjenkins

5 ай бұрын

517 unaccounted for by Human rights

@annettelacey7913

4 ай бұрын

Alot of people drowned in that prison it's disgusting

@marquishafreeman

4 ай бұрын

@@annettelacey7913 beyond disgusting

Generators don’t work when they are under water

@RangerRickTV

Жыл бұрын

You're correct.

It was done intentionally. They wouldn’t unlock the doors they just abandoned them. 😢

@lenaely6146

9 ай бұрын

Every one of them needs to be charged for this! And the dept of corrections needs to be sued.

@sheriwright5411

6 ай бұрын

Omg

@8213apice

5 ай бұрын

Yup

Imagine the ones in solitary confinement that were never notified of a storm

@user-dk8oe8cd2u

6 ай бұрын

😂

@marquishafreeman

4 ай бұрын

@@user-dk8oe8cd2u wtf is funny

I had no clue about this! I had to watch the press conference about 5 times, “we’re gonna keep them where they belong” that guys going to hell

I remember wondering what was going to happen to the prisoners..This is sad years later a whole lot of people should be held accountable for there deaths.

@KhilylahWatson-ic7hx

7 ай бұрын

It won't happen!

@TorRie-B

5 ай бұрын

No one cares about black ppl

My brother’s company chartered buses from here in Alabama to New Orleans to help get people out before the hurricane. And we’ll the buses were stripped and left mostly empty. My brother had to pay for the destruction to the buses. I feel sorry for the prisoners but not the sorry asses that stayed. A bunch of sorry mf’s that wanted to rape children and women and loot.

@RangerRickTV

11 ай бұрын

This is also true unfortunately.

@erriaelizabeth6382

6 ай бұрын

So people stayed behind to rape women?

@JenDoe1

6 ай бұрын

@sheshe681 Bless your Brother. I was down there but drove out as fast as possible and managed to get to Georgia. May I ask about your Brothers name, or if there is anything official set up by the family so people who remember and care could donate to him? I know it’s been a long time, thought I’d ask though. And yes, what happened in the makeshift places for elderly, kids etc to sleep at….absolutely sickening. The National Guard wouldn’t do a thing…I ask what these “other assignments” were that they were on? In the future, let’s remember who helped - we helped each other, rescuing elderly men and women who were too scared to leave. We can’t Have a Point A and no Point B or C! We gotta worth together to help each other. So many thoughts…ai haven’t been back since but I plan to. @sheshe681 did your brother ever receive insurance money? Anything? If you have a donation email - only from you, (because others may just say they’re you, or your brother to steal.) please post his or bus companies email! Would do what I can to help him receive his money back. Maybe I can even spread this around ATL- plenty moved from Nawlins to ATL and never left! God Bless and keep everyone healthy and safe. 🙏🙏❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹

@loganstroganoff1284

Ай бұрын

Not everyone wanted to rape and loot but quite a few did. A lot of them foolishly thought it was going to be another run of the mill hurricane where there would be no power for a few days, trees down, etc. So they stayed and partied. My friend from Metairie had a couple friends around the block that did that, they lived in a single story home and ran to his 2 story condo when the water came. He used to have copies of pictures they took of the water halfway up his staircase and the aftermath the next day. Scary as hell but they were stupid and stayed when they had a car they could've left in.

I was 8 and living in Chicago when this happened but I have family from all over the south including New Orleans. My aunt who was about 70yrs old at the time came to live with her niece (my great Grandma) coming from New Orleans and had lost her husband in the nursing home they were in. I remember this like yesterday because we attempted to travel back to retrieve some things but it was so much damage in roads and everywhere we were stuck for hours and started on foot.! And while at the time it wasn’t significant I will always hold this memory because neither my aunt or gma are here with me today and I will always appreciate them for allowing me to experience my childhood in the south and see the hurricane damage FIRST HAND !

@Melanin2670

10 ай бұрын

🙏🏽♥️

@leagalore

10 ай бұрын

What this got to do with the prisoners dying?

@southside318boi

7 ай бұрын

@@leagalorenothing but dam let that man tell his story

No lies told! 💯 I have been telling ppl Hurricane Katrina was traumatic in more than one way. Thank you for covering this.

I remember this like it was yesterday, and nobody cared because they were inmates! Justice for all of them! This is so sickening!!

@8213apice

5 ай бұрын

They didn’t care because they were black.

@DL-xo7fn

5 ай бұрын

@@8213apice no there were whites too, more blacks but race should not matter as all were human and should have been treated as such. This breaks my heart just hearing about what was done to ALL of them.

@DL-xo7fn

5 ай бұрын

the Mayor & Gusman were black also, what did they do to save the inmates?. They were in charge & held the keys to open the cells and save these poor souls from drowning. Did they even at least try?. I hope everyone involved with causing the deaths of anyone have nightmares or are haunted for the rest of their lives for what they have done.

@sahpire75

5 ай бұрын

@@8213apiceplenty of whites and other non black inmates. 🙄

@marquishafreeman

4 ай бұрын

@@sahpire75. Obviously 🙄 we already established that..

That place has to be haunted those were some spirits that are angry not going into the afterlife!

@DBZLEGEND226

7 ай бұрын

Why would've they.

@miracle-pi5ws

11 күн бұрын

This place is literal hell

More than that happened..they stole children..misplaced familes with nothing..and alot of people never found they family after they all was evacuated and came back to town

@sunshine_thee_og

10 ай бұрын

Exactly the same thing as taking place right now in Hawaii Maui is exactly what happened to us how to steal our land our natural resources our community our sacred land homes memories families and kids

@MoeCream

10 ай бұрын

Thts sad so what you saying is there ppl out there that thought they loved ones passed whole time they were rescued and kidnapped Thts very wild😮

@Melanin2670

10 ай бұрын

I SEE CLEARLY ITS ALOT MEDIA DIDNT COVER😥🙏🏽

@Melanin2670

10 ай бұрын

@@sunshine_thee_og🙏🏽♥️😥

@sunshine_thee_og

10 ай бұрын

No sweetheart they actually covered it what it is is that the media is now governed with laws where they put out what they want us to know where certain narratives are being pushed where folks could think what they want us to think that way they can come in and control the same situations that they orchestrated it's simple causing order out of Chaos but it won't be able to happen once folks has woken up to what they're doing you know that's like a spell it no longer works when folks are on to it@@Melanin2670

Just know that when shit goes down youre on your own. The government is not your friend

@marquishafreeman

4 ай бұрын

Obviously 🙄

No gloves on. No covers for your shoes. No long sleeve shirts on...No Gun ...!!! The only prtection is a mask???....My goodness...

@potatolew4495

2 ай бұрын

How do you know they are not armed. A person with an IQ above dull would know not to offer up that information on social media. DUH!!!

THEY QUIETLY PAID OFF THE INMATES FAMILYS MY COUSIN WAS ONE OF THE VICTIMS

@Heyitschy03

9 ай бұрын

I’m sorry

@grindhustlethenlive

Ай бұрын

My team and I are currently producing a documentary for Amazon to shine a light on injustice and work towards holding those responsible behind the scenes accountable for their actions. Do you have any names or information we can use.

@loganstroganoff1284

Ай бұрын

​@@grindhustlethenlivelook up a guy named assbutt Devereaux

I know they were in prison for a reason but that's still very very wrong. I had no idea this happened after all these years. Thanks for the upload. RIP guys.

@bonniehowell9206

10 ай бұрын

It was actually a county jail. There were numerous people in there for a petty offense or possibly accused of a crime they didn't commit.

@doveyhandwand

10 ай бұрын

Some of them could have been wrongfully convicted or in there for drug offenses.

@Iloveprettyfeet

10 ай бұрын

@@doveyhandwandong

@LaKeishaLebranch

10 ай бұрын

😢

@shandaprice3969

10 ай бұрын

They did this on purpose. They need to be jailed

Thank you for exposing the horrible treatment of these prisoners. Even though they have been detained that doesn't give officials to make a GOD like decisions with someone life. I am so grateful you made it out and using your platform to share your experiences as an inmate. God bless you and I look forward to learning more. I myself was an inmate in the Ohio women prison so I know first hand the corruption that is world wide.

@sippw0k

10 ай бұрын

thank you for speaking these true words , Illinois Department of Corrections is one of the most corrupt incarceration systems in the nation .

@Grbherbtpusy48

10 ай бұрын

Let's hope they all swallow water.. you're an idiot for having pitty.. go thump your dumb bible..why don't you go swimming..

@Grbherbtpusy48

10 ай бұрын

​@@sippw0kboo hoo ! Twink

@shaunconerly1578

9 ай бұрын

I was in there

@lexiekimball4923

8 ай бұрын

​@@shaunconerly1578what happened really

I'm so glad you're uploading these videos about hurricane Katrina. I would be interested in seeing more footage from the hurricane. I'm also becoming intrigued with learning and visiting New Orleans.

@RangerRickTV

Жыл бұрын

Lots more to come!

@christinasapp9726

Жыл бұрын

@@RangerRickTV Awesome. I am thinking of visiting New Orleans for a few days, but am very nervous. Do you have any recommendations on what I can do to stay safe there?

@RangerRickTV

Жыл бұрын

@@christinasapp9726 stay on the main streets and don't go down back lonely alleyways.

@Patriotgirl45

11 ай бұрын

Don’t come here the crime is awful they sense when you’re not from here they rob rape or kill you like it’s nothing stay away until we get somebody in office willing to lock them up as of now mayor toilet lets them right back out of jail so they don’t care if they get caught

@teriprice6214

10 ай бұрын

No, no you don’t want to see it at all….I have raw footage of guts, dead bodies, and stinking flesh just out on the streets…it was murder by the way (our own government)

I've always wondered what happened to the prisoners during Katrina‼️ This is inhumane 😭

THIS STORY IS SAD HOW HEARTLESS OF THOSE GUARDS THAT ALLOWED THIS TO HAPPEN THEY WERE ONLY THINKING OF THEMSELVES NO REGARD FOR HUMAN LIFE REGARDLESS OF THEIR CRIMES THEY STILL WERE HUMAN BEINGS

@jimmieb377

9 ай бұрын

That was all the doings of the sheriff and Mr chocolate city himself Mr. Clarence Raymond Joseph Nagin Jr. Who was convicted of contractor and corruption fraud sentenced to 10 years in federal prison but received an early release due to covid 19 . Which he's also the current mayor's go to for assistance in making stupid decisions.

@lenaely6146

9 ай бұрын

Amazing no one was jailed behind this...

@mrmaze2463

8 ай бұрын

How heartless of the inmates in there to have done the crimes. Even some killed ppls family members

@verlania7539

7 ай бұрын

​@@mrmaze2463 this was a city jail where people went for petty offenses. Take yo heartless azz somewhere wit that. They didn't deserve to drown to death. I know there were people in there that hadn't done a thing. If you condone this, just get ready because your day is coming to experience something much worse. There's a time and a place waiting on people with a heart like yours

@ponzo1967

6 ай бұрын

Governor is to blame #1 then whoever makes the big bucks running that jail #2 Guards don't have that much power and I'm sure they were concerned about their families at home and rightfully so.

I pray this receives the attention it deserves. This was seriously murder.

@brandonjones1614

10 ай бұрын

We're dealing with world governments... A.K.A. the most dangerous terrorist organizations in the world... Peace will change nothing... for the better that is

@RandallCunningham-mh1df

10 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂yea right. Those were poor people

@Plantingbetterseeds

10 ай бұрын

My BD mentioned this years ago and he was there before I met him of course I can't remember all the details but he mentioned it's going in his book.

@Plantingbetterseeds

10 ай бұрын

Cant believe the families are not talking

@BinWylin

9 ай бұрын

@@Plantingbetterseedsshit.. some of the families dnt even know or died during katrina whether in n.o or houston.

U people got balls of steel aint no way im going in that old ass prison/Jail 🤦🏿💯

@thetechlibrarian

Ай бұрын

Big fuckin balls,500 deaths in one place who died with pure anguish in suffering I'm ashamed to say I've never heard of this story before even though I do know some awful things happen including please killing innocent civilians gun confiscation and all manners of war this just adds to the list

That door flapping around 30 mins would of had my black ass flying 😂 theses white boys brave and funny af

Thank you for this wild and dark glimpse. I lived in N.O. In 2006 just about a year after Katrina like at least half of all residents of the city were still gone and evacuated when I came I explored the inside of the Magnolia Projects before they finished tearing them down. Total ghost town. Weird and spooky still furnished inside the units rotting food in the fridges you could tell residents left in a hurry. I’ve never seen anything like it. I went in alone with a disposable camera and a punt of vodka those were back in my heavy drinking days. Love to N.O. 🙏♥️

@str8boaw

5 ай бұрын

Still have the pics?

how could these correctional officers/prison warden sleep at night ............

I wonder if some inmates got away and never got counted for

What is extremely said is those prisoners could of easily taken over those little bit of C.Os and they didn't. I feel worse for ppl in there for just driving tickets they couldn't pay. This is horrifying

@uptownscenery9175

7 ай бұрын

Isn't any C.O.s to take over in OPP your locked in the cell block. The C.O.s are on the other side of 2 Steele doors. If 1 happens to come into the cell block and you happen to catch the door before it closes its another Steele door and then you will still be in the stairwell which also has Steele doors on every level and to exit. The C.O.s didn't come in the cell block anyways because their wasn't a reason because they ran out of food and water. Most likely the C.O.s took the food and water for themselves and their family. Crazy part I was in this same place in 2010 yeah they opened it right back up

@mrs.italyd7817

6 ай бұрын

You are so right!! It’s extremely hard to think what those inmates went through. Nobody deserved to be left for dead like that. As you said there were people incarcerated for not having the money to pay a damn parking ticket. I have been put in the county here in Ohio for that same reason. I literally spent 2 wks in jail lost my job and the next two years of my life were definitely trying times. It’s all about money. The corruption runs rampant. Just look at the 215 inmates who were just found dead and buried in shallow unmarked graves in Mississippi 😢And guess what now the families have to pay to get their loved one back for a proper burial. The love of money is the root of their level of evil. What’s so sad with the inmates in Katrina is that the C.O’s who handled this matter don’t even make a lot of money but they get off on the power trip. There is no way I could have been there and did nothing. It’s all so disheartening 😢

All I could think of, is when they went to retrieve the bodies of those people who got trapped in there 😓

Yes I remember this one of my new found friends who came to Houston during Katrina she lost her brother n cousin in that prison from drowning.

@bbeloveth53bahtgad37

7 ай бұрын

My deepest condolences.

Great job covering this story!! You did an amazing job!!

@RangerRickTV

10 ай бұрын

🙏

@wisemom

9 ай бұрын

​@@RangerRickTVI wish I knew you where doing this story my step dad was killed by a guard for not being able to kee his in head in the water in front of my brother being 14 years old witnessing the inmates left for dead on bridge man it's soo much happen

@shaunconerly1578

9 ай бұрын

​@@RangerRickTVI was on a rooftop had to break out of jail they left us up in there to die

There is no way I would of went in that cell and closed the door 😂 no way!

That’s so messed up! The authorities basically gave them all the death penalty. I don’t know how ppl can sleep at night knowing what they did.

Before Katrina even started affecting the city they was breaking out and Marlin Gusman took the guns away from the sheriff's deputies. Not to mention all the guards who left their post during the storm.

@DL-xo7fn

5 ай бұрын

well the inmates had a secret opening where they would come and go as they pleased. Buying food outside on the streets and even roaming Bourbon St drinking liquor and bringing beer back to their cells. They recorded it on their phones. It's on youtube some where if searched.

Bro when you say something like “I lived through it..” that implies you were one of the actual inmates trapped in here during Katrina. You didn’t live though it, man, you took a tour of it. A nice comfy tour where you know you get to go home whenever you’re ready to do so. This video is extraordinarily interesting, I feel like you don’t need to mislead people and possibly offend people to get the views, the content stands on its own.

@discernment9279

10 ай бұрын

Exactly

@puddincup9879

9 ай бұрын

You and a few feeble minded individuals misinterpreted the comment. Do better.

@tjhanlonjr

9 ай бұрын

Who cares if he offends people grow up he is sharing a story. He is trying to bring something the media wouldn't let us see.

@Touchofm3ll

9 ай бұрын

You're a moron they literally lived In the state that the hurricane flooded in its entirety they definitely lived through it

@BenjaminHartleyReturns

7 ай бұрын

Make your own documentary, concern troll. Probably a CO yourself.

I could never leave anyone in this, especially If I was a leader and had the means...

WOW....I NEVER even thought about INMATES during SUPER EMERGENCY

@karlsmith2451

6 ай бұрын

Just like covid 19

Why didn't we hear about this in the media?!

@RangerRickTV

10 ай бұрын

Big coverup.

@ficknoti

7 ай бұрын

NOW ASK YOUR SELF... HOW MANY OTHER THINGS HAVE WE NOT HEARD IN THE MEDIA??? THE MEDIA GIVES US ENTERTAINMENT, NOT TRUTH. THE TRUTH IS KEPT SECRET AND SWEPT UNDER THE RUG

@amhf1013

3 ай бұрын

We did hear it. There was so much damage and so many wild things happening at one time that there was so much media I feel like happening at one time it was hard to consume it all. The federal government’s response was more criminal than most people realize. New Orleans took a direct hit and the pumps stopped working from a cat 4 not even 50 years before. I’m in the Mississippi delta. A lot of people also don’t realize how devastated Mississippi and outside of NO in L.A. things were. Katrina hit Bilxoi & Gulfport directly.

Imagine, your in the cell and water starts coming in and your calling for C/O and no one answering then it’s up to your neck and you have no where to go and just drown SLOWLY in a panic state until you drown and feel your lungs 🫁 growing until they burst! WHAT A NIGHTMARE 🤦🏾‍♂️everyone is not doing hard time just a car theft

@mrs.italyd7817

6 ай бұрын

Not even just car theft. Some were locked up because they couldn’t pay their traffic fines 😢

It's very interesting that so many people have not heard of this. I was in Baltimore at the time. I can recall just about every story of heartbreak from that week surrounding Katrina

@YIKESMF

8 ай бұрын

Local news suppressed it. This is the first I'm hearing about it, and I'm in Oklahoma.

@LockedNloadEED

7 ай бұрын

I never did. I live in California. I only heard what the news fed us, which was always about the folks staying at the dome.

@face.-

7 ай бұрын

​@@LockedNloadEEDlike they still do now? ppl eat up the media BS with a shovel about everything. Bengazi, Afghanistan withdrawal, Russia hoax, and more.

Man you did a great job on this video its something I’m glad I know so many were done an injustice rip those

The containers u thought where for meds or whatever in that box is actually for pee to do lab test also there are other documentary's where u can see how bad that building has gotten over time also in others they run into ppl that are getting high and one was a woman who was shooting up so maybe she was living there for a while so it's crazy just to see how time changes and I figured they were covering up this whole thing so sad even though they were prisoners they didn't deserve that they were still human beings and some of them where there for minor charges and hadn't even been sentenced even parking tickets I think that sheriff shud have been jailed and charged and I think some of those prisoners deserve compensation or families should be they were treated worse then animals

@ihateapplebeeswa

10 ай бұрын

Guess these crackers were never on methadone or had to take UA's for probation/parole. Kinda reminded me of valley girls walking around going like super yucky 🤣

@IlluminovaNibiru

10 ай бұрын

Ray Nagan

Just discovered your channel,this truly sad. Never heard of the dearth that took place there during katrina, thank you for bringing this to light. May they rest in Heaven!! WOW!! Good job guys, stay safe and Blessed

@RangerRickTV

10 ай бұрын

Thank you and yes hopefully they will RIP.

I was in OPP for Katrina. Yup 3 to 4 days no food or water... I had a lawsuit that I believe the statue of limitations is up. But if your reading this and you can help me. Please reach out to me. I'm still traumatize of the whole ordeal. #survivor

Hello from uk came across your channel tonight thank you for uploading this karma to the ones who left them behind to this day I can’t believe how the people and animals were treated of New Orleans it breaks my heart rip to all that died I hope the ones that survived have rebuilt there lives

@RangerRickTV

11 ай бұрын

I hope so too. And thank you .

@user-oo3ci8qq9p

8 ай бұрын

I live in new Orleans im from new Orleans my whole family im from the new Orleans East area zip code 70126 my whole family is from here I was born in 84 im 40years old so i was in my 20' wen this happened remember this well lost a lot of people and family from this experiment the government pull on on us the people of new Orleans it's sad and people are still dealing with trama and heart Acts of what happened someone needs to be hold accountable for what they done

Thanks for putting this out there

@RangerRickTV

8 ай бұрын

Thanks for listening

It did happen. I had a family member there at the time! And all of the inmates should have been compensated for what they went through for people walking out on them, and the mayor at the time not caring

@ericstromberg6215

10 ай бұрын

I was there as a child. I offer to say my piece. My step father was a corrections officer and we were present at this location along with many other family members of officers during Katrina. I've been silent for years because we were instructed to never say anything about it. But since the story is out now I'd like to share my peace.

@discernment9279

10 ай бұрын

@@ericstromberg6215they told you to continue to conspire about these homicides

@user-jz4nv8qg6r

10 ай бұрын

When was this

@ericstromberg6215

10 ай бұрын

@@user-jz4nv8qg6r 2005

@daaimahaleem1267

10 ай бұрын

@@user-jz4nv8qg6r08/29/2005

Im from Lafayette Louisiana and when Hurricane Katrina happen it was so horrible sad ugly inhumane things happen at the jail house and nursing homes.

That frighten the life out of me when you showed the staines of where they would of drowned and been left down the long enough to make a stain on the walls 🧱

Yes this happened this happened to people in an old folks home too if your ever in prison or jail and something happens they are told to lock you up and leave you it was my biggest fear

Don't matter what they did they are still human beings just sad I could not imagine what they must of went through and how scared must of been knowing you are about to die drowned 😡😡😡

I read that Mayor Neagan just came home recently from prison after doing about 10yrs , I believe he got out in 2020.

It's spirits and entities in there....if prisoners drowned there...they are still there!!

Excellent video, and an excellent message there at the end. Great stuff 👍👍👍

I have been to jail for little stuff, and I always had this in the back of my head even for the short stay.

A brilliant coverage I was on the edge of my seat watching this one thank you Rick

@DL-xo7fn

5 ай бұрын

brings tears to my eyes just to imagine the uncalled for amount of suffering by the hand of others.

They probably hid the bodies somewhere inside or underneath the prison to cover up their crimes

When blood coagulate its clotting, that’s what it means so it’s not clotting if it’s already on a pillowcase then it just becomes blood spatter

Thank you so much for sharing 😢

I remember this my God dad escaped from there during Katrina and he told me all of this

During Katrina I was in the Dallas VA and they brought a busload of veterans in there that had been through Katrina, they were wearing clothes with the tags still on them and stuff that they had looted. Veteran and one was a Vietnam veteran, and broke down and was crying and he said even in Vietnam we expected to see bad things because it was war, but I never thought I would see this in my own country he was so upset...

there is absolutely no fucking way i would go in this creepy ass prison😭 n the fact yall do this without guns is insane to me😭😭

I assumed most of the men who drowned where african American we know the real reason why they didnt let these convicts out .....😢😢😢

Interesting how this abandoned jail is still an active prison for some

Those poor men locked in the lower cells and ones locked in n survived but had no access to food or water. This is a tragedy. I thought the hospitals were bad. What a nightmare. Why werent they held accountable for locking them in n leaving them. Thats murder.

I wouldn't go in there unless I was armed and I am as I stay armed LEGALLY ARMED!

@RangerRickTV

10 ай бұрын

Oh true story.

@reesemuney

10 ай бұрын

And who says they aren't armed?

There’s paranormal in this prison there has to be . All the death that took place here it’s horrific.

@valerewhite9890

10 ай бұрын

I agree 100% I would love to see a paranormal team go in there I bet the spirits would have a story to tell!! Rip to all the lost souls 😢🙏🏽

@autumnsky846

10 ай бұрын

I was watching for orbs and stuff. I bet there is a ton of activity. I’m going to keep looking, I bet a paranormal group has been in there.

@ayalibra

10 ай бұрын

Spirits have been roaming the Earth for centuries, the nature of the deaths doesn't necessarily make it haunted. That energy is definitely there

@Cbd_7ohm

7 ай бұрын

Paranormal activity doesn't exist dummy.

@Cbd_7ohm

7 ай бұрын

​@@ayalibraYou have no evidence dum-dum.

I watched this unfold on TVand cried for a week. . My husband from New Orleans, and he hates talking about it. He said it's not the hurricane that gets to him, it's how they were treated.

Police actually went around and shot all the pets left behind instead of rescuing them... A lot of lives were lost... Human and animals...

So sad. Those people weren't ready to die. There souls r there.

I never knew this! Thanks for sharing

Its A Marked TOMBSTONE

@RangerRickTV

Жыл бұрын

It's pretty much a gravesite now.

Our prisoners are always the first ones to be evacuated here in Plaquemines Parish

Wtf, why have I never heard about this???

@RangerRickTV

7 ай бұрын

It's a coverup.

Thank you for talking about this, I've never heard about this before. 😢

No prisons have evacuation plans. I was in prison in 2018 and we had to evacuate to another prison because of a hurricane. 1,000 of us slept in a gym head to head with no air conditioning or a bath for 6 days. Nastiest I’ve ever felt!!

Rumor has it they're still locked inside the prison looking for the exit

He was lying. They were making everyone think the prisoners were OK they wasn’t!

Don't go TOO far ! U have shown us THIS MUCH ! & i appreciate this much .. THANKU 💯 #BESAFE ✌🏾

Imagine closing the wrong door behind you and you get locked in a cell

You’ll should have taken ghost hunters with you because you’ll hear those 500 souls.

The one in the orange jumpsuit on the thumbnail was my husband he didn't die til 2014..that is a lie.We were on our way to Texas when Katrina was coming. They need to stop.

@RangerRickTV

10 ай бұрын

You are correct that was in the prison across the street.! See part 1 for the rest of the story.

@NovaKita1989

10 ай бұрын

​@@RangerRickTVstills seems like it is for this. It is very unappreciated and no one asked permission from families to use photos of their love ones for any documentary. Nobody reached out to anyone.

@NovaKita1989

10 ай бұрын

We have children that use the internet and are still grieving for their father if they were the ones to see this it would be outrageous. Please remove his picture

@alexislifejourney3345

9 ай бұрын

​@NovaKita1989, they need to know the truth. Sorry for your loss.

I enjoyed watching this! Thank you for sharing

Never heard a grown man say he had mase until Charleston White 😂

Is one of the roof areas you got to, the area some prisoners were able to get to and wrote "Please Help, No Food 4 days"? I kept waiting for you to look for documents but only saw one set of filing cabinets. It appears anything incriminating would have been removed long ago.

@RangerRickTV

10 ай бұрын

That was part 1 to this video inside the first building across the street from this one.

Well i tell ya that I was absolutely on the very edge of my seat holding my breath and tighten my stomach watching you guys get away from whoever it was behind you... Omg.. I think i about vomited 🤢... That was So intense!! Glad you guys are ok!! But then you went back🤦🤷 please be careful 😊 At 51:05 You all need to be very careful when walking in that water and ALL those needles... They could be filled with Hepatitis and Aids and whatever else... People staying in there using those needles and bleeding all over and they have open wounds and STAF infection just marinating in that nasty water.... EWW EWW PLEASE PLEASE BE SAFE!!

@thickgirlenergy

9 ай бұрын

You saying it like they could take your advice there at that moment 😂

Thanks ❤ For all this information

I am so glad that I came across your channel! You have a new subscriber! 💛💛💛💛💛💛💛

@RangerRickTV

Жыл бұрын

Welcome!

It obviously doesn't pay to be in prison !!!

I remember this since the day Katrina hit us i always wonder what happened about justice for the inmates its so sad bc someone baby was left to die😡 it still haunts me til this day.. i hope to god the families got Justice💔bc even with the power out im sure they had a special key to open all the doors inside the jail its so messed up 😡💔💔

I'm almost traumatized by this video. It is very shocking. You have the truth documented.

@RangerRickTV

8 ай бұрын

Indeed :(