KZread has clearly killed this channel’s engagement. That’s a shame cause Larry seems to be one of the most genuine guys on this site.

The lack of food, lack of clean hydration, and inability to right their wrongs in society could be why. You’ve taught me a lot! Your insight is remarkable. Thank you, Larry. 🙏🏻

@lilcj2014

4 ай бұрын

Sadly,prison here isn't about rehabilitation.

@tbone6924

4 ай бұрын

On the other hand, we see the "soft on crime states" suffering under their policies now as crime skyrockets in those cities. There has to be a commonsense balance between over-incarceration and protecting the public.

@michaeljordan8859

4 ай бұрын

@@lilcj2014good

@pootispiker2866

4 ай бұрын

​​​@@tbone6924Incarceration as implemented in the US is inherently flawed, as is your viewpoint. Instead of prison being perceived as a method of rehabilitation, it's used as a vehicle for punishment. And because we Americans are stupid, the lot of us think that genuinely inhumane conditions and stripping of someone's entire livelihood equates to someone going "Oh, I've made a mistake, I won't be doing that again." No you silly weasel, when someone's options after getting out of prison are either a. Making no more than $7.25 an hour because nobody will hire an ex-convict or b. making a proper living by committing all the crimes that got them in jail in the first place. And it's no wonder why places like Denmark don't have a crisis of repeat offenders- because rehabilitation isn't seen as a weakness.

@andreasiven21

4 ай бұрын

@@lilcj2014 our moneysystem isnt the nicest aswel. we should start changing that. that would fix alot of the other problems sadly :/

Board of Prisons: "He was stabbed 126 times in the back, sides, and neck with at least 4 different implements, while fully restrained... must be a self delete."

@m4a1_delta66

4 ай бұрын

Also he died in the medical wing 🙄

@EarlFaulk

4 ай бұрын

He mysteriously fell down the stairs while handcuffed with a guard right next to him. DA: Yeah he fell, he wasnt pushed

@NineJuanJuan_

4 ай бұрын

“He had a mental episode that led him to screaming 'Help Me! they’re gonna kill me' whilst stabbing himself in the back and neck simultaneously”

@Sniperboy5551

4 ай бұрын

Kinda sounds like that guy with the funny island

@m4a1_delta66

4 ай бұрын

@@EarlFaulk Supreme Court : well was he pushed or did he trip and fall ? DA: well it’s a bit complicated Judge :Your under oath please answer truthfully DA : we were escorting him and freak accident happened , a guard stepped on his shoe laces(jail & prison you don’t have laces of any kind ) 😂😂-> by complete accident and another guard just gave him a innocent nudge to move along and proceed down the stairs that’s when he lost his balance and fell really hard down them , he was still breathing when we got to the medical wing Judge : 🤨 autopsies report says stabbed 126 puncture holes a broken neck from the fall , 3 GSW behind the skull , nails all completely removed and eye lids too so your telling me between him losing balance and during the fall or shortly before he died from it supposedly manage to do all that too himself ? and you just let it happen ? DA : it all happened really quickly to do anything YES unfortunately YES That’s our bad Judge : very well , case dismissed there are sick ppl out there , sick or not to do all that in that period of time is a Skill we should learn more about this skill

There is a lot of unnecessary suffering and violence in prisons, thank you Mr Lawton

They give out 25 years like it's nothing

I remember when I was in county jail for a several months and I signed a request form to speak to a therapist. I remember writing in big letters “IM NOT SUICIDAL” they took me out of public housing at 2am and places me in a all concrete holding cell for eight hours. After that they placed me in a 4x10 single man cell, no books, no tv, just my thoughts and the screams and shouts of the other inmates in neighboring single man cell. I didn’t even know I was on suicide watch until a guard who I was friendly with asked me why I was there. I don’t suffer from depression but that was truly a fucking pit of despair.

@FoxUnitNell

4 ай бұрын

They should have a holding cell with a phone for circumstantial hutches not confirmed previous and occurrences.

@Shaunyb13

4 ай бұрын

Yeah dude it's shit I done 3 and half mounths with nothing I knealy went crazy it as a punishment but yeah no books nothing once I was moved to long term then I got benefits bk but it's hard mate

If for some reason I ever got a lengthy prison sentence I would end myself. Unimaginable existence. Peace to you. Love your videos.

@donaldvonglitchenberger4108

4 ай бұрын

same here without a doubt. anything over 5 years and i’m def offing myself, unless it’s a cake walk minimum security facility

@MsRotorwings

4 ай бұрын

Especially in a State like Alabama where the conditions are unbearable.

@NineJuanJuan_

4 ай бұрын

I would never. I would try to escape

@Sniperboy5551

4 ай бұрын

Never give up, they don’t call it the coward’s way out for no reason.

@ProfShibe

3 ай бұрын

@@Sniperboy5551if you have life in prison there’s quite literally no point in living. In the US, at least. It’s funny too because you’ve never seen someone with genuine mental health issues call people who commit suicide cowards. Which the overwhelming majority of prisoners already have depression and other issues. It’s like you trying to relate to a schizophrenic but you don’t even have 1/100th of their experience. And then you’re judging them for being schizophrenic on top of that. Such an ignorant thing to say.

I have a loved one who did several years in prison. Observed a stabbing in which a man on his unit bled out from his neck and Observed several suicides. He now has awful nightmares and is in PTSD therapy.

@timrichards8533

4 ай бұрын

Sounds like he learned his lesson to not go back to prison and maybe you too

@brutalictesku

4 ай бұрын

​@@timrichards8533 You're so compassionate.

@yuiopoli9601

4 ай бұрын

​@@brutalicteskuHe's probably a kid.

@shantidoesntexist

4 ай бұрын

​@timrichards8533 i will gladly go to prison just to make you realise you shouldnt say stupid random rude shit online

@josiahculley7686

4 ай бұрын

therapy is pointless and mental health meds are trash, you're not taught this in the main stream healthcare system in america.But mental health issues are not casued by trauma or chemical imbalance its a BS lie by the con industry of mental health. Real drs that tell the truth are called functional medicine MDs. mental health issues are casued by nutrition deficiencies thats it. your body gets all fkd up when just one or more vitamins are low. easy fix have the person you know do a myers cocktail IV and a vitamin d3 injection it cures mental health issues with in a week as high dose vtiamins ajust to your body. you get optimal levels of all vitamins same day. no need for oral supplements wich are almost uless you only absorb about 10 percent of the vitamin and doesnt really do anything. Just type in google nutrition IV therapy near me and have the person do a myers cocktail iv and a d3 injection. within a week the mental health issues will be gone. mental health issues are caused if your deficients in any b vitamin, magnesium or d3 vitamin. insurance wount cover it thse because there too effective. but you only have to do a myers cocktail iv and d3 injection once a month. life changing stuff. There not new they have been around since 1954. pro altheltes and super rich use them year round to stay healthy. you dont hear about them because regular drs and providers are paid to keep people sick

A former inmate is who needs to be running the prisons. After spending a few years in a range of state prisons I have a good idea what the problem areas are. But they would never hire a felon like me. I live about an hour from the hazleton prison. It's one of the worst in the nation

@Sniperboy5551

4 ай бұрын

With Democrat leadership, they might hire you as an advisor. It makes for a great photo op and PR that seems consistent with progressive values. They probably won’t listen to you, but it never hurts to try.

People should not get locked up for weed anymore. It's been proven weed doesn't kill anyone or destroy lives.

@edwardranno7119

4 ай бұрын

I agree weed should never be a crime..I don’t smoke but I agree with you 💯 percent

My best friend recently died in prison the end of last year. They aren’t releasing anything on it. He wasn’t affiliated, he was a lone wolf. And not the type to end himself. I feel like he was ended and they are going to label it as a SS

@goddammitalana

4 ай бұрын

I had a friend that died in jail a few years ago very similar. Said he died in his sleep in his TWENTIES. He was close to getting out. In his spirits, excited about being clean and then he just died and they wouldn't release any info to his common law spouse/ family. Just "natural causes"

@dirtfarmer7070

4 ай бұрын

My daughter also died of "Natural causes ". 22 years old.

@Avengeddeath856

4 ай бұрын

@@goddammitalana LITERALLY SAME EXACT STORY. Was so close to the release date

@Avengeddeath856

4 ай бұрын

@@dirtfarmer7070 I’m so sorry 💔

Non violent crimes shouldn't result in jail unless absolutely necessary

@johnjeremiah4111

4 ай бұрын

What do you consider non-violent crime, someone comes into your business and steals your safe and gets away with $10,000. Do you think that is worth of jail time?

@tbone6924

4 ай бұрын

What a DUMB comment. SO thieves, for example, should just get a slap on the wrist? I bet if you came home one day to find your house ransacked and all your valuables missing, you might rethink this idiotic comment.

@shadowprince4482

4 ай бұрын

@@johnjeremiah4111 Robbery is considered a violent crime because you are using force to purposefully steal from someone. Also I think they should have said prison and not jail. Either way I don't think people should be going to either for a victimless crime like getting caught with simple drug possession.

@ragreenburg

4 ай бұрын

@@shadowprince4482 In Oregon having drugs under $300 (or something like that) is now decriminalized. Which is a step in the right direction. That way you are likely not putting away users and are instead getting dealers.

@johnjohnmcclane1818

4 ай бұрын

​@@shadowprince4482 He described burglary, not robbery.

Always love your videos Mr. Lawton! I was a San Francisco County public defender for 11 years, proud I orchestrated my share of acquittals, finally burnt out and became a patent lawyer in Utah to lower stress level. But I support you a thousand percent! Your videos always give me inspiration and hope that America still has a heart! God bless you!

Unknown could be unsolved cases like not knowing whether someone committed suicide or was murdered

I love you Larry! What you do is important! Thank you for sharing your expertise and knowledge. Together people like you Change the world for a better place don’t forget that.

Hello Larry! If you're going back to videogames one day, I would like to recommend again that you look at the organized crime things in GTA 4. Your channel is one of the most exciting ones out there and it is incredible how you managed to fully 180 turn your life around. Be well!

Love you larry thank you for exposing the truth ,the truth sets everyone free

im glad i found this channel a few years ago. always so interesting to learn alot about of this stuff. Thank you Larry

Larry still breaking down for us lucky enough not to experience this in life

@josheakins5137

4 ай бұрын

Lucky enough? How about not stupid enough? It's pretty easy not to commit crimes Einstein. Luck has nothing to do with it

@snailbert147

4 ай бұрын

​@@josheakins5137 I mean there are innocent people in prison...

@Smith_and_wisconsin

4 ай бұрын

@@josheakins5137 Lmao someone’s butthurt, go Epstein yourself 🤣

@yuiopoli9601

4 ай бұрын

​@@josheakins5137Back injury at work, opioids from Doctor, prescription runs out but pain doesn't, doctor won't continue prescription, you buy opioids for pain on the street, they're cut with fentanyl, by this point you're homeless because your back injury prevents you from working, you're picked up by the police for being homeless and searched, the drugs you take for back pain are illegal and you sent to prison. Yeah ... Lucky . How old are you?

@trainmoremoretrain961

4 ай бұрын

@@josheakins5137 don't go crying to us the moment someone falsely accuses you of witchcraf- I mean, "seggsual harassment".

Another amazing video by the legend Larry Lawton. Have a great day and keep up the great work!!

Love you Larry, this stuff breaks my heart, reminds me of bad times. Might be reminding me of the future times, just doing my best in life

Good video Larry as always

Thank you for this, Larry. Humane treatment and obeying their own rules is a good start. Please, please keep advocating for those who have no voice.

I gotta say U hit the nail on the about being institutionalized after my last few sentences everything was changing I went to a employment office to find a job and I asked them for the yellow pages so I could cold call company's they looked me up n down like I was stupid I didn't know it was on the internet and they have never worked with someone who has only just came out with PTSD and all the other crap I won't go into but yeah. it was confronting I walked out angry got home and cried I still struggle making choices for myself it's a hard road but I'm out and hopefully never going back again anyway thanks for the uploads I'm finding Ur stream extremely helpful in understanding myself where these things are not explained when you get out I've done ten years now not including parole or orders but thank you again Ill keep watching your content and learning more about understanding the shit that life leaves you with, thank you you don't know how much U have helped me

*Great video again Larry! Love from Finland* ❤

@Tomi-oe5mz

4 ай бұрын

Torille!

@brutalictesku

4 ай бұрын

Torilla tavataan!

@MyOwnGanja

4 ай бұрын

Torilla tavataan -->

I worked at a county jail for a time. If we had a suicide, we were instructed to leave the scene as is until the investigative team arrived. We were told not to discuss it and to fill out a report and keep our mouth shut. It was something nobody wanted to talk about and it was swept under the rug as fast as it could be. I discovered a young man who had hanged himself and the image of his body still haunts me to this day. I didn’t find out until later when another inmate told me, that things had been done to him by others in jail. He died by himself with nobody to hear his pain. To me, this was a bigger crime than anything he did. We desperately need more mental health care in prisons.

@rockpadstudios

4 ай бұрын

must be awful to be defenseless in a place like that. I came close to ruining my life as a kid and I shutter to think how close I came to being a baby face kid in prison. There just are no easy answers to these issues, the predator's just work around any solutions they try. It isn't as bad as the 60's/70's and conditions in the book "the hate factory" but it's still awful.

@risinbison1106

4 ай бұрын

@@rockpadstudios I’ve read “The Hate Factory” and you’re correct, it wasn’t nearly that bad, it was just a county jail but even there, stuff happens. He was just a kid who got caught doing a string of burglaries in storage garages and yeah, he had a very hard life but I can’t help but wonder if he just had someone to guide him he’d still be alive.

@rockpadstudios

4 ай бұрын

I was that kid and I never had anyone positive in my life. The only men that showed me any attention were pedo's, I managed to keep them away from me. I spent a weekend in jail, ran away and spent time locked up but wasn't hurt. I realized the danger and knew if I wanted to leave and never come back, I needed an education and was lucky enough to work my way through college. I never went back. Never met my dad and my mom was a mess. You are right, just a little mentoring could have saved that poor kid. I still think about how close I came to ruining my life. @@risinbison1106

I'm a producer of content. Although I have not been in life down the road you have, I am an excellent judge of talent and people who communicate well. Your the best. There's a guy on the internet that you probably know and I try to learn things from him, but he's so "in your face" with his aggressive delivery, I notice that rather than his information. And although I am not criticizing his style, to me, I just learn a lot more when the host is not loud and aggressive. So thank you so much for your very educational and mind boggling information. Seems to me, the punishment of prison is not being sent there, but who you have to deal with while your there. Unbelieveable!

Keep up the good work!

Larry, I think I might know one of the reasons more people are taking note of this hypocrisy, but you may have difficulty seeing what I see without using a mirror. Your openness in discussing your experience is compelling, and I think you are making a difference. People can dehumanize and dismiss the well-being of a prisoner, but it's much harder when they hear a human being describing the experience of being a prisoner. I hope you keep doing this.

Larry, I know you're way to busy to read this but Ima give it a shot anyway. I started watching you the first time you were reading your book online. I watched you for a long time, roughly about the same time you interviewed Chad Marks I started watching him and now I watch all the guys, Delay, Bick, Woody, Jay Williams, Tim Sno, all good content creators with good goals, all play no BS, all a lot like you 😊 well I recently saw this guy from Baltimore on Chad's channel called Vmoney and was very impressed by his story, drive and goals. I really think he's worth an interview or colab, any kind of bump from someone like you could save a lot of youngsters I believe. He hasnt broke 30 yet, many will connect with him. Either way you probably wont get to this but if ya do, I am grateful for everything you do and getting me interested in supporting people who can affect the future in a positive way. Much ❤ and respect bro 👊 salute

Hopefully this issue gets better. People should feel wanted in life.

People who are actually willing to harm themselves aren't the ones who tell the cops, SW in a turtle suit is the worst place you can be incarcerated.

Larry is serious in this video. I hope something can seriously change in the DoJ.

Legalizing drugs would greatly reduce the prison population. The war on drugs didn’t stop anyone from using drugs, in fact, helped to contribute to 100,000 fentanyl deaths per year.

@theflyingdutchguy9870

4 ай бұрын

its one of the biggest wasts of money in human history. maybe even number 1

@EarlFaulk

4 ай бұрын

Idk, man. Every place that has legalized drugs looks like the walking dead. Even portugals capital city is like that now. Yknow the golden child argument that legalizers always throw out about how it would be much better if we didnt enforce laws because look at portugal?

@VeldaGray

4 ай бұрын

@@EarlFaulkAlso look at Portland. Bad situation.

@theflyingdutchguy9870

4 ай бұрын

@@EarlFaulk its not like portugal had a great last century in the first place.

@ProfShibe

3 ай бұрын

@@EarlFaulklegalizing I think will not help. But decriminalizing rather. Look at countries where their laws actually work, at least better than all the others in the world. The US is the one of the harshest and yet it gets worse and worse every year in terms of all crimes. It quite literally can’t be more obvious that it’s not only not working, but making itself worse. Keep in mind that’s the goal in the US though. The prison system is INSANELY profitable for certain people. That’s why it’s designed this way.

When I was in jail we had a guy unalive himself, he was in for his 4-5th DUI with bodily injury. He thought he was going to get 30- life, he'd been to prison before, his wife didn't want to wait. Turns out the family forgave him, and his lawyer worked a deal to get him probation, he would have been on the streets in a week.

@Pavia1525

4 ай бұрын

So the streets are safer now.

There's many factors to this. Prison is too punished focused rather than rehabilitation focused. When you get out your treated like a second class citizen with no right to vote and you get turned away for various things because of discrimination based on criminal history. The view society has towards former inmates is that they'll just do it again which creates a self fulfilling prophecy. Society is at fault for our current justice systemm

@ProfShibe

3 ай бұрын

It’s intentional. There’s a lot of money to be had for keeping people in prisons.

Hey Larry, great video as always. I wanted to let you know I think something is wrong with the reality check program website. I ordered your books a little over a week ago and when I went to track it your website doesn't work. I just went to click it again from your KZread channel and I'm getting the same problem. Thank you Larry you're an awesome dude!

This one hits close to home, friend of the families daughter hung herself in Schuk :/

The edge of Occam's razor is unconscionable.

boggles my mind there are so many suicides. How many of them are Homicides made to look like a Suicide? I read a 2022 report on Suicide rates by Ethnicity and Men of Colour and Latino are less likely to commit suicide statistically speaking. Thanks Larry 🍺🇨🇦

Major respect for wanting change

Larry, it's been 8 months since my order and I still haven't received my cook book. Thought it was supposed to be out by now. What's up with that???

this is sad. I do know when my friend went to prison, friends got just a small paper with suggestions on how to help the inmate "survive". Just "Be sure to write and keep in touch." That's it? Also there was only one typewriter (a typewriter) for the inmates to write letters. There was no encouragement on the end of the prison. Non violent crime, but so hard for us to help....

The trick and not getting hurt in prison Is not breaking the law. Once you intentionally made a decision to jeopardize the comfort or safety of someone else. You lost the ability to complain about your situation. You made a clear demonstration that you did not care about them or anything they needed. Now That they are in a bad situation they want sympathy.

@RoCkShaDoWWaLkEr

4 ай бұрын

Reality is not as black and white as you make it out to be, a lot of people are in jail who never broke a law or broke a law that is unjust to begin with, there is also a ton of people in jail who were framed by police (police planting drugs or evidence happens WAY more than people realize, police also straight up entrap people by luring them into crimes they wouldn't normally commit and are even targeting children this way). You sound like someone who has never done time and if not you have no place speaking your opinion on the matter....

Keep up the good work Larry whhat scares me what's going on in prisons is now going on in our education and Healthcare System America's in crisis in so many areas America is facing the social Decay that many historians looking back will say it's r o m e that fell again without the 900 years of power I pray I'm wrong

I can’t believe this kind of thing is going on in this establishment

Larry you should do a video (if you haven't already) on what you would do if elected president to change prison systems/mass incarceration/the justice system. Would be fascinating to hear your thoughts (current leaders need to hear them).

@rnsteve2265

4 ай бұрын

President only have so much power so not much he could do.

Gotta be honest, I did 30 days. I understand that's NOTHING but......that 30 days felt like a LIFETIME. So, these people that are doing 5....10...20...30 years. I could see how " unaliving" could be someone's option. Especially if they are middle aged with a 20 or 30 year sentence. Like someone getting locked up for 23 of 24 hours.......for life.....idk....such a tough situation. The amount of time you have to ONLY think to yourself or reading for 23 hours.....in a little room by yourself

Us square guys out here on the street are struggling. I make $92K (took twenty years to get here) and I feel like I'm drowning. I can't imagine how guys feel after being off the streets and out of society for years, hitting the job market unemployed with a felony record. Sounds pretty bleak.

Hey Larry you seem like a very reasonable man. Highly intelligent, coherent and definitely know your shit. You should consider running to get a position on any organization overseeing prisons. You could help to make these places better for rehabilitation, society, inmates, guards and safety.

Can you do a video on the tricks of robbing jewelry stores? When to rob, what instruments you'd need, how to getaway, where to resell what's been stolen and what gold/diamonds are worth in the black market, things like that, a detailed guide to breaking into these stores.

The only guy i have notifications on for, sucks i was in school :/

Keep it up

Keep up the good work 🔥🔥🔥

Are you gonna review money heist parts 3 4 5 I love how you did the 1st and 2nd parts❤

Larry, this makes me sick. The warden getting bonuses. My son committed suicide in jail in 2016 I believe he was nurdered and the guards turned their heads. I didn’t even get a phone call from the sheriff

Beard game looking strong 💪

I’m glad you touched on this. A lot of people fear that they will be killed in prison. While that does happen, you’re more likely to die of suicide or lack of medical care.

It scared me during covid. Nobody was on the street.

Larry can you do a video on the new mexico prison riot in 1980 33 prisoners died.

Wow I can’t believe that

I experience time in the BOP life and it sucked (spent about year and half at a "low"). I asked one CO that was somewhat open to the inmates, why does prison here have very few security cameras. She gave 2 reasons, one because the prison is little over 100 years old (Some parts were built in 1970-80s). Second answer she gave is that the CO "union" mandated that there will be very few cameras on the compound/prison.

Larry Lawton, ever heard of Prison Fellowship?

The thing is people don't care about prisoners. Most people think they deserve it and they don't deserve anything. They think prisoners get free food, healthcare, and housing so they already have it very good. They don't realize that they are human beings that deserve respect. It is just the way it is.

Thanks Larry. Question, how much do inmates make by working?

If anyone needs it, the workbook called 30 Days to Overcome Suicidal Thoughts by Harper Daniels can help.

That shit was on C-Span Larry, can catch just about any hearing on there. A cpl of guys asked some tough questions, got upset with the answers and so on but it was mostly softballed

The reason is that conditions are terrible. They are human beings who have been given no hope, and even when they get out of prison they can't get a job. Cops don't care, lawyers don't care, and judges don't care. Improve the conditions in prisons, and give people hope to get out and have a chance once they get out.

hello larry

We need more content with Davey boy Lawton!!!!!

Hi Larry! What are you thoughts on non profits organization such as NARSOL and the KZread channel Modern Day Leper. These channels focuses on helping individuals who committed sexual crimes seek redemption or find ways of rehabilitation. What’s your input?

I understand we all must be held accountable and pay for crimes , especially serious crimes. Victims deserve justice. But we need to be humane. Wonder why people come out worse than they went in.

Sir, I just came across your video and I'm interested in this very subject. I however have a different view. If I was put in prison for life or a long enough period of time, after which living becomes meaningless, then I wouldn't want the state to take the decision away from me. If we don't have the right to die, doesn't that make life an imposition?

It seems like death is freedom but death inside prison shows how desperate people are to leave this cursed earth

Hello from Ukraine, Larry, you are a cool guy

It's because we don't really have a free country. The government is completely controlled by the wealthy and corporations. As the most, for me, obvious example is, when i had jury duty a few months ago, they asked us some questions before we were picked to serve on a particular jury. One of those questions was, was I willing to convict someone of a crime where that person could get a very long time in prison? What gives the government the right to ask any questions at all of a jury? And, that question in particular. It's the same as asking if I think it was a crime, and not just a law the government wanted.

Hey good talk

On the unknown deaths after my mother died the coroner did 3 autopsies on her and were never able to determine her cause of death 😢 32 years later and we still have no idea why she died 😢

When I 1st went to the joint in 2007 there was a guy in the reception center that hung himself over 5 years.... 5 years!!! He'd only been there a week.

Love the beard

My buddy works for one of the biggest prisons in my state and some of the stories he's told me make my skin crawl. I don't see how humans can treat other humans the way they do. From all sides of the fence. Prison guards treating inmates the way some do, inmates treating each other the way some do. Or even the way the prison system itself is run. I get we're all humans and humans are messy, and we're all different. But damn dude x.x

Thank you Lawton for saying some bullshit like “self delete.” Free speech needs to always win the day and censorship of these topics is utterly disgraceful.

His official government name is “ Larry I’ll never forget Lawton”

There is no support and people feel hopeless

What do they do about inmates with Cancer?

larry would you rather be alone in a cell or with someone you fight with?

Larry Aniel 😢 I was in the US ARMY Woth Terry Lee Nichol"s

I wonder what his mom thought about Larry actions. How did she react when she found out how his brother actually got shot and how the brothers remember bout her as they did their stuff

Pleaase React to El Salvador mega prison video

It could also be the case that some of these prisoners believed they didn't have much to live for, and so decided to commit some sort of crime that they knew would get them jailed and would get them away from any loved ones or other support structure, and then take their own lives shortly after being jailed.

This is such a complex issue. Its hard to have sympathy for prisoners but at the same time some of this stuff is straight up inhumane. What happened to rehabilitation?

I would love to hear the DOJ’s definition of “justice”

I wanna know more about all the buried bodies outside of a prison. Channel "Lockup 23&1" broke the news about a month ago

One of the biggest problems i saw working in mental health confinement is the resources wasted on inmates that aren't Sue E. Sidel. They are just upset because their coffe cake wasn't as big as the guy next to him or trying to escape GP. Inmates with real mental health issues suffer because staff are now focused on an inmate that is just playing the game.

How many is deaths is guards that killed inmates and covering it

Larry, how long have you been out of prison? Do you think your stuff is outdated and inmates are doing things differently now? Just a question, want no smoke. I respect your channel and your experiences. Just a question

Why are other prisons and jails in other countries like college dorm rooms neat furniture nice looking way better food this is America something has to change I agree ☝️ drug offenses should not be allowed!!!!

My friend hung himself in Joyceville penitentiary in Kingston Ontario 😢

The justice system is so messed up.

People don’t care until it happens to someone they love. While my husband was incarcerated, he threatened to kill himself when we were on the phone. I immediately called the institution and told them to put him on watch. I talked to some captain that was the shift commander and he didn’t take me seriously. I then told him if something happened to my husband he would have a serious problem on his hands and I would make sure he was prosecuted. I kept detailed records of who I talked to, the date and time and a summary of the conversation. I made sure they knew I was documenting everything. My husband was then put on watch and he remained on watch for a few weeks. The psychiatrist called me several times to give me updates. My husband has been home for 6 months now. I will be so relieved when he is off parole. We were fortunate enough to get a really good parole officer who has been a great resource.