They were exploited before they were remanded into the custody of the state. They were exploited in the custody of the state. They harmed others in the Dozier reform school and after they were released. They raped, robbed, pillaged, molested, burgled, stole money and cars and weapons.
@@johnshaw8228 Yes, this is true. Dozier’s students were criminals in the sense of law, but the crimes varied. There were certainly children in there who’s crimes were not even in the sense criminal (e.g. running away), but when they were mixed with hardcore criminals, it didn’t help. The abuse allegations were true and should’ve been taken care of long ago, so many lives may have been spared.
@@anneboleyn9339 It was a hell of a thing. So many diverse historical chains of cause and effect led to conditions culminating as they did back then---1950s and 60s. It is complicated incredibly.
Kids are vulnerable without Loving Parents looking after them
They were exploited before they were remanded into the custody of the state. They were exploited in the custody of the state. They harmed others in the Dozier reform school and after they were released. They raped, robbed, pillaged, molested, burgled, stole money and cars and weapons.
@@johnshaw8228 Yes, this is true. Dozier’s students were criminals in the sense of law, but the crimes varied. There were certainly children in there who’s crimes were not even in the sense criminal (e.g. running away), but when they were mixed with hardcore criminals, it didn’t help. The abuse allegations were true and should’ve been taken care of long ago, so many lives may have been spared.
@@anneboleyn9339 The real crime is the system failing the youth, they only know what they are shown/ taught
@@anneboleyn9339 It was a hell of a thing. So many diverse historical chains of cause and effect led to conditions culminating as they did back then---1950s and 60s. It is complicated incredibly.