Update 2021: Aaron Gabriel has been out of prison since 2013; he came back once after his first release but no further DOC convictions. Sadly, Harrison Shepherd passed away in DOC custody about five years ago after having recidivated several times.
This two are gonna have a long life being locked up. In and out is gonna keep happening if they don’t do a 360 turn around. I was locked up for twelve years and I hated it. I worked on myself like it’s designed to do. It’s a different feeling when you look out the window and your ten to twenty feet from freedom and can’t do a thing about it. So glad I don’t live that way anymore. It’s called growing up. It requires you to think differently. When you get out and go home your family should be able to say your not the same guy you were when you got locked up. Until they can do that this will become home for a long time. Trust me when I say this, the time will keep getting longer every time you get in trouble.
Harrison Shepherd die in prison in his cell he was found in response in his cell around 11:21 PM on April 1, was transport to hospital where he was pronounced dead on April 2 at 2:11am
I remember being in these young males situation. You’re remorseful for your actions but at the same time your ego comes into play and you gotta establish yourself with the prison population. It’s terrifying whether they admit it or not. You’re walking into a jungle of beasts ready to pop off at any moment. I seen dudes pay commissary to cut another dudes pony tail off just for block entertainment. I seen dudes take hot sauce to their eyeball for a pack of ramen soup. Ain’t no game. The rules and sensibility of the outside don’t apply when your bidding. It gets wild. Glad those days are long gone. Also, as far as booty bandits, you almost gotta want someone to take that a$$. Ain’t no real man that wants to take another males a$$. Smh
That boy shouldn't be worried about his bunkies TV hes gonna buy. He should be worried about the other inmates taking his food tray. Hes doing too much.. smh
Mine was totally different. I was in a pod of about 16 people. I was the only white person in my pod. That is not a racist remake it just what it was. They came up to me and said don't touch the TV . I said I won't that's cool. I already had commissary . One of the guys said we have a friend getting out of the hole, so we all hook him up with candy or whatever we had . I said that's cool. I was in a blood tank . The guy came out of the hole and I opened up my bag of candy and said nice to meet you , take what you want. After two days in there these bloods were actually cool with me and we all got along well together. We turned out to be good friends even when we got out. One white boy went in my pod all cocky and said no one is taking my commissary . He got beat down so bad that I thought he was gonna die. I just watched, nothing I can do about it. I warned him when he came in this pod to just be cool. He ended up in the ICU at the hospital. Guards looked at the black guys and said they were racist. The bloods said look at that white boy over there,talking about me. They said lok how cool we are with him. Guard pulled me aside and asked if I was safe to be in there . I said Ive been here 24 days now and we are all cool together. Basically I'm just saying if you have to go to jail is be cool with them and they will be cool with you.
I love officer granny she really is a great person I apologize for saying I love but you really can tell shes gives herself to her job if a inmate god forbid attacks her the inmates will protect her
@@CalamariProductions yeah it seems suspicious, he looked like a young healthy kid, I wonder if he had the same roommate when he passed. I’m thinking if there was foul play It could only be his roommate or the staff.
Officer granny needs a accolade she is so nice I never been to good with any officer's at all but she is approachable and so nice you can't be mean I know if one of the kid's trys her another or all kids will have her back
I wish these boys/young men were going into the military instead of prison,I hope they have learned better ways so cope,deal with situations and make better choices,they are both out and living a better FREE life
Sad how these kids live hell I was one military at 17 2009 officer nurse corps LT now many of my friends prison is usually not happening they died in the streets
Good shit bro.. I myself am trying to get myself clean.. it's hard everyday it's a struggle.. especially with today's drugs it's alot more poison in it.. spending too much money on it should b enough to stop.. I want too but have to really dig deep to accomplish..
Good going! I finely got sober after years of abusing RX pain killers and alcohol, really screwed up my life, something major happened and it really opened my eyes it was actually to another person but it made me take a hard look at myself, so glad I do not do it anymore...If you need to talk hit me up
some kids choose the life behind bars because they seemed so comfortable being locked up. Jail is for some while freedom is for others. When kids repeat offences and smirk about it then they waste their time and society's resources to keep them incarcerated. Depending on the state - each inmate costs between $50,000 to $70,000 annually...what a choice to be locked up at 17 and even after they are released these two are perfect example of recidivism. In a way these teens prefer the structure and routine because they didnt seem to want to function in society and value their freedom
Wow, I wish our kiddy camp was this light. 😐 You guys actually get to look at people when you walk in the hallway. We would be punished for that. "walk in a perfect line, look straight & shut up" is what we went by.
Fresh Crispies...brand new everything. Always gotta ask for cleanser to clean and wipe everything down before you start putting stuff away. Then you get the mattress and hook up your sheet so it’s nice and tightly wrapped around it. Cut some of that sheet off and start making laundry lines and a curtain for the restroom. And after all is said and done...bird bath, clean up then call it a night.
I spent 23 months in County for a Parole violation. Its not fun, and the routine got boring, but i wasnt trying to spend anymore then i had to there. so i did what i had to do and got out of there. The COs i dealt with on a daily basis were nice, but not Grannie nice.
it’s so sad he said i never watch tv for like forever ‘ im so blessed to have a parents who are always there for me 💯it’s really hard to be in that situation especially when your really young im lucky to be outside to whatever i like and going to work doing it the right way and not hanging out with the wrong crowd . 🙏🏽
@@larryyuk3261 obviously, you were lucky to be born in a normal family. The majority, and I mean the majority of prisoners are orphans, victims of abuse from parents, victims of sexual abuse from parents, etc. Some of them lived on the streets at the age of 12 or younger. Don't act all tough when you were born with a silver spoon in your mouth. If you think they don't have manners, well, guess what, they never had anyone to teach them anything nice. I hate people who live in their own world and never take a chance to look at others' worlds
Me either! We had a bin for under the bed (where we kept all our commissary, personal belongings, towels and extra clothes) and a table where we kept extra stuff like coffee and milk and items like that. Other than that, we had a bunk bed with a shit mattress and a thin-ass blanket and sheet. The pillow was attached to the mattress so it was uncomfy as fuck. Yeah, I was in prison for a freaking YEAR on an arson charge (I am a pyro, but still got slammed for what I had done)...it was NOT fun.
Oh man, this bald kid would be a perfect marine. There are no bad people, only bad decision. Now they have time to think and maybe to make a difference
Harrison Shepherd die in prison in his cell he was found in response in his cell around 11:21 PM on April 1, was transport to hospital where he was pronounced dead on April 2 at 2:11am Aaron Gabriel has been out of prison since 2013 but he came back after his first release
That Gabriel is a bit to cocky! Nothing to be proud of, that's for sure! I personally feel they should not be allowed to have TV sets in there cells! This isn't club med! It's jail, prison, juvenile detention...whatever you want to call it, it's your punishment!!
I feel that both of these boys have potential in so many ways. Are they both still in prison?? Is there any way to donate to help them to get back on track?
Thanks for watching @Cassandra Raymond! Check our Community page on this channel for regular updates on the kids you see here. We'll be doing one on these two boys very soon. We're very sad to report that one of the boys died in prison/ :(
Hi there!! I watch your shows and what gets me is they seem well spoken nice boys who have done some stupid things. I'd like to think they will be rehabilitated. As a Aussie I always notice Texas law for bad crime death penalty or crazy jail time 250years. I wish there was a answer. Thank you for your docos they are wonderful. Thanks
@John Bastiani Thanks so much for finding our channel and commenting. Glad you like our videos. What we've found over the past 20+ years filming with kids of all ages inside the juvenile justice system is that they are indeed nice kids who have somethimes made horrible mistakes. Brain research shows that the juvenile brain isn't fully developed until well into the 20's. Sadly, this can cause some kids to do extremely impulsive, dangerous things. All kids deserve a chance to learn and grow. Maturity, hope, opportunity and support all play a part in helping these kids turn their lives around. We're honored to be able to tell these stories and hopefully help educate the public on the many issues involved. Thanks again for watching, and hope you'll hit the "subscribe" button on our channel to get updates and all new videos ahead!
Probation means probation getting out and following the law not disobeying the law they get crazy when thry get out and start goofing off they need one chance if they blow it to bad next time probation off the table all together
I have just recently started watching this channel. The vids they produce are really interesting. I wish I could understand the behavior of these dodoes. They all say that being locked up anywhere is Hell on Earth, but for the most part they all keep making the same (or worse) decisions that keep them there. Once in, they actually seem happier!
Thanks for being here on ou rchannel @Long White Mane (hope you also hit the subscribe button!). We realize why it's hard to understand the actions of young kids who say they hate being locked up but still wind up behind bars. After 22 years of covering these stories and filming inside prisons and juvenile courts, we've mostly found that the juvenile brain is an impulsive one (research bears this out). Once kids hit their mid to late 20s they usually react less impuslsively. Not always, of course, but maturity definitely helps. Regarding how they act once they're behind bars, a lot of it is bravado to put on a strong front. At least that's what we've seen and what kids have told us after they've gotten out and have matured. Every kid is different, obvously, and outside support and opportunity is always key. Appreciate you finding our channel and taking the time to watch and respond to our vids. Hope you'll stay tuned for more!
It’s called: becoming a “hardened criminal.” And “institutionalized” jail is not a rehabilitative place. A lot of them have mental issues and drug dependency issues. It’s a lot deeper than what appears on the surface. Although your question was a serious question, it was also an ignorant one as well.
If they were anywhere near as hard and experienced as they pretend, they'd know they should NEVER walk in with a camera crew doing interviews with them. They're drawing way too much attention to themselves and people are gonna be wondering what they told the officers and the film crew.
That kid is going to be having his bunkie buy everything for him, he's already waiting on that TV.😂😭
He ready for that TV, as soon as his bunkie walks in with the TV from commissary he's gonna take it out his hands and take control of it lmfao
Most probably! I would have enjoyed having him as my cellmate!
Me to
He looks like the main character in bully the game 🤣
The level of comfort that bald head kid has is just 😢
They both look bald to me .
That means he know its that time to do time and he gonna do it and get up out of there Thats what level he in
Free food and housing idk what to complain about
@@felixcastro5068 Yup yup. That's the only way to do time imo, when you can. Tryna avoid and bullshit drama.
@@FinalDenial same with homeless shelters. They get a bad rep. It’s not that bad tbh
Follow-ups is what will set this channel apart from the others. Time will tell.
Slim shady acting real hard till it's nap time😂😂
Update 2021: Aaron Gabriel has been out of prison since 2013; he came back once after his first release but no further DOC convictions. Sadly, Harrison Shepherd passed away in DOC custody about five years ago after having recidivated several times.
You beat us to the punch with our upldates, Bryce! Thanks for posting.
how did he pass?
@@daynalevis2250 Not sure. But here is the obituary. www.grandstaff-hentgen.com/gallery/6322638
Glad to hear the other kid is staying out of trouble.
@@daynalevis2250 - looks like he OD'ed. Pitiful.
You know it's a kiddy camp when the officers let the inmates walk behind them🤦♂️
lol, the mans right. Everybody be smiling and sunshine when the camera on. Real life is when they get shut off.
I know that's right Brada. Shit change real fkn quick.
I give courage to all the youngest that want to change and turn their life around jail is not a holiday is hell only the strong survive 💪🏾
Fact💯💯💯, learning curve will be swift.
It’s krazy how dude that was lookin out his cell was yelling fresh meat…The prison I was at inmates was yelling out “New Bootie” to the new guys.
This two are gonna have a long life being locked up. In and out is gonna keep happening if they don’t do a 360 turn around. I was locked up for twelve years and I hated it. I worked on myself like it’s designed to do. It’s a different feeling when you look out the window and your ten to twenty feet from freedom and can’t do a thing about it. So glad I don’t live that way anymore. It’s called growing up. It requires you to think differently. When you get out and go home your family should be able to say your not the same guy you were when you got locked up. Until they can do that this will become home for a long time. Trust me when I say this, the time will keep getting longer every time you get in trouble.
180
I'd like to see them do a 180....a 360 will get them back to where they are now
360 is a full turn a 180 is half ways , your right a 360 can mean change like a turn of earth .
@@iansneddon2480 360 a 180 could mean you only went half ways 😆
@@shannonpettigrew7743 half ways 😆 ?? Half of a year half a day half ways to a chance?.
The way he walks actually is a clear sign of fear which makes him even more of a target...
He walks like he's pooped himself.
He does look pretty anxious, more than the other guy
@@DoDo-yl3io which one though
You can tell these young men still have a chance by the way they spoke to the old lady. Be nice if we got updates
@Delisting or back in
Harrison Shepherd die in prison in his cell he was found in response in his cell around 11:21 PM on April 1, was transport to hospital where he was pronounced dead on April 2 at 2:11am
@@B711HD oh no this is so sad, do you have the link for this please to read further?
You gotta keep yo eyes on dude .... he ask a lot of questions
Big rule don’t look in peoples cells
I remember being in these young males situation. You’re remorseful for your actions but at the same time your ego comes into play and you gotta establish yourself with the prison population. It’s terrifying whether they admit it or not. You’re walking into a jungle of beasts ready to pop off at any moment. I seen dudes pay commissary to cut another dudes pony tail off just for block entertainment. I seen dudes take hot sauce to their eyeball for a pack of ramen soup. Ain’t no game. The rules and sensibility of the outside don’t apply when your bidding. It gets wild. Glad those days are long gone. Also, as far as booty bandits, you almost gotta want someone to take that a$$. Ain’t no real man that wants to take another males a$$. Smh
Man it brings back memories, don't ever use a deck of cards to do squats...
@@fearlessshadow5856 they didnt get u with those tyson squats did they ..was u pissing blood like the stories say lol
I’m on the outside and would do some shady stuff for Ramen lol
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That boy shouldn't be worried about his bunkies TV hes gonna buy. He should be worried about the other inmates taking his food tray. Hes doing too much.. smh
Wow I’ve never seen a correctional officer that old.
Ofc granny has me coming back to both videos
“This is way better than jail.” The wrong mentality to have after the first 10 mins in an adult prison
Gotta make the best of your situation so u don’t go crazy
@@Street-Savvy but you also have to realize your mistakes to be able to learn from them.
He's probably talking about how he was treated in County.
Mine was totally different. I was in a pod of about 16 people. I was the only white person in my pod. That is not a racist remake it just what it was. They came up to me and said don't touch the TV . I said I won't that's cool. I already had commissary . One of the guys said we have a friend getting out of the hole, so we all hook him up with candy or whatever we had . I said that's cool. I was in a blood tank . The guy came out of the hole and I opened up my bag of candy and said nice to meet you , take what you want. After two days in there these bloods were actually cool with me and we all got along well together. We turned out to be good friends even when we got out. One white boy went in my pod all cocky and said no one is taking my commissary . He got beat down so bad that I thought he was gonna die. I just watched, nothing I can do about it. I warned him when he came in this pod to just be cool. He ended up in the ICU at the hospital. Guards looked at the black guys and said they were racist. The bloods said look at that white boy over there,talking about me. They said lok how cool we are with him. Guard pulled me aside and asked if I was safe to be in there . I said Ive been here 24 days now and we are all cool together. Basically I'm just saying if you have to go to jail is be cool with them and they will be cool with you.
I love officer granny she really is a great person I apologize for saying I love but you really can tell shes gives herself to her job if a inmate god forbid attacks her the inmates will protect her
Granny is great with the kids @Isaac Anderson! Glad you saw the kindness in her and watched the video!
What are you doing 😂😂😄😂😂😂😄😂😂😂😄😄😂😄😄😄😂😄
can i go to jail
Yup, once the cameras go, they start having attitude and yelling at the inmates!!
Harrison Shepard (tall kid) died in his cell, found unresponsive at 11:30pm April 01, 2017 by staff. I couldn’t find out why he died using google.
Yes, we learned that too, but have not been told his cause of death. Such a sad, tragic ending.
@@CalamariProductions yeah it seems suspicious, he looked like a young healthy kid, I wonder if he had the same roommate when he passed. I’m thinking if there was foul play It could only be his roommate or the staff.
Very sad
Damn
Acting hard an granny comes in an hands them snacks
@chris S Granny was great! She was a perfect officer to work in this unit. Every kid can use an extra grandma looking out for them. :)
IKR
Officer granny needs a accolade she is so nice I never been to good with any officer's at all but she is approachable and so nice you can't be mean I know if one of the kid's trys her another or all kids will have her back
I wish these boys/young men were going into the military instead of prison,I hope they have learned better ways so cope,deal with situations and make better choices,they are both out and living a better FREE life
Turning a burglar into a killer
There's always one that talkative and one that's quiet.
Keep these new u tube stories coming very interesting
@Cynthia david -- We're on it! Stay tuned for much more ahead! Thanks!!
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Just walking past looking into ppls cells gonna catch him problems real quick!
Yeap that's a no no
Gabriel has already got the hard guy swagger so sad.. his roomy is weak and will have problems.. Wake up lads life is too short to be stuck in prison!
Where's part 1 if this is part 2 🤔
Check there youtube channel part 1 came out 5 days ago
The bald head dude will get broke off I can tell he isn't build like that. Too much fabric in his voice.
Sad how these kids live hell I was one military at 17 2009 officer nurse corps LT now many of my friends prison is usually not happening they died in the streets
when was this video shot? the photo camera the co uses at 4:00 is prob 20 years old
Seems like Cable TV is a drug to a lot of people, I've been 2 years clean and my mind and outlook is way better and focused
Good shit bro.. I myself am trying to get myself clean.. it's hard everyday it's a struggle.. especially with today's drugs it's alot more poison in it.. spending too much money on it should b enough to stop.. I want too but have to really dig deep to accomplish..
Good going! I finely got sober after years of abusing RX pain killers and alcohol, really screwed up my life, something major happened and it really opened my eyes it was actually to another person but it made me take a hard look at myself, so glad I do not do it anymore...If you need to talk hit me up
@@scoobydoo3115 can I ask what happened?
Think the original post is saying cable tv is a drug, they haven't watched tv & stopped fogging their mind. I stopped watching tv 3-4 years back.
some kids choose the life behind bars because they seemed so comfortable being locked up. Jail is for some while freedom is for others. When kids repeat offences and smirk about it then they waste their time and society's resources to keep them incarcerated. Depending on the state - each inmate costs between $50,000 to $70,000 annually...what a choice to be locked up at 17 and even after they are released these two are perfect example of recidivism. In a way these teens prefer the structure and routine because they didnt seem to want to function in society and value their freedom
Wow, I wish our kiddy camp was this light. 😐 You guys actually get to look at people when you walk in the hallway. We would be punished for that. "walk in a perfect line, look straight & shut up" is what we went by.
You can tell that the dude in the orange hat has been done time by the way he walked and how he claimed bottom bunk
how did his walk tell u he had already done time? not hating just intrigued
It doesnt take more then a weekend in jail to learn that shit lol.
I was thinking the same thing. He’s even riding on his bunkie buying a tv like it’s his! He gonna be buying store for both of them
These prisons are country clubs.... go check out Brazil that’s some REAL BS
They're 17 lol. They aren't even on the actual real adult prison side yet.
Fresh Crispies...brand new everything. Always gotta ask for cleanser to clean and wipe everything down before you start putting stuff away. Then you get the mattress and hook up your sheet so it’s nice and tightly wrapped around it. Cut some of that sheet off and start making laundry lines and a curtain for the restroom. And after all is said and done...bird bath, clean up then call it a night.
I spent 23 months in County for a Parole violation. Its not fun, and the routine got boring, but i wasnt trying to spend anymore then i had to there. so i did what i had to do and got out of there. The COs i dealt with on a daily basis were nice, but not Grannie nice.
you can see how excited they are, they’ve been working their whole life for this moment.
Good luck by that door banging all night
The van call her granny and they really respected her
To both homies ..
Try and keep to yourself.
You have so many years ahead. Try and get it together now!
Love these series, find it so interesting
Thanks Nicole!!
Follow up would be amazing
It’s so important to change your people, places and things
The bold pink is so proud to be there “ this is where it’s at dude”
it’s so sad he said i never watch tv for like forever ‘ im so blessed to have a parents who are always there for me 💯it’s really hard to be in that situation especially when your really young im lucky to be outside to whatever i like and going to work doing it the right way and not hanging out with the wrong crowd . 🙏🏽
Every one makes choices don't blame parents I'm young but I don't play that "look at me I'm young dumb crap"
@@larryyuk3261 obviously, you were lucky to be born in a normal family. The majority, and I mean the majority of prisoners are orphans, victims of abuse from parents, victims of sexual abuse from parents, etc. Some of them lived on the streets at the age of 12 or younger. Don't act all tough when you were born with a silver spoon in your mouth. If you think they don't have manners, well, guess what, they never had anyone to teach them anything nice. I hate people who live in their own world and never take a chance to look at others' worlds
Officer granny I seen both videos she's the best I don't know how she stays like this seeing kids come and go the kids probably miss her
If he’s buying the tv then I he gets bottom bunk if he wants it
Juvenile detention seems to have its privileges. I didn’t have a mirror and all those shelves in my prison cell!
Me either! We had a bin for under the bed (where we kept all our commissary, personal belongings, towels and extra clothes) and a table where we kept extra stuff like coffee and milk and items like that. Other than that, we had a bunk bed with a shit mattress and a thin-ass blanket and sheet. The pillow was attached to the mattress so it was uncomfy as fuck.
Yeah, I was in prison for a freaking YEAR on an arson charge (I am a pyro, but still got slammed for what I had done)...it was NOT fun.
These boys better be scared, nothing to be smiling about where they are are at.
Officer granny, ok.
Oh man, this bald kid would be a perfect marine. There are no bad people, only bad decision. Now they have time to think and maybe to make a difference
Wrong; there are absolutely bad people
Harrison Shepherd die in prison in his cell he was found in response in his cell around 11:21 PM on April 1, was transport to hospital where he was pronounced dead on April 2 at 2:11am
Aaron Gabriel has been out of prison since 2013 but he came back after his first release
What year is this documented in? Just curious. I'd love to help the cause in any way. Great channel!
Jan 7 or 6th of this year
what cause lol
@@ozzyzwrld2011 no this is old, one of them died 5 years ago
Both boys seem friendly for prisoners
These two boys are good .. hopefully they will realize and change there life for the better......STAY FOCUS AND PRAY HARDER..
Did she say snack time? 😂 lol must of been nice
my goodness they are just babies, babies thinking they are big boys.
They have to act like big boys, they would get preyed upon if they act like babies
Keep these comming you might just get a netflix deal would love to be part of the crew!
@Here's Daddy -- from your keyboard to Netflix's eyes and ears!! :) Thanks for watching!!
That Gabriel is a bit to cocky!
Nothing to be proud of, that's for sure! I personally feel they should not be allowed to have TV sets in there cells!
This isn't club med!
It's jail, prison, juvenile detention...whatever you want to call it, it's your punishment!!
so has there been an investigation into this guys death?
Was that colt lundy on the landing
I feel that both of these boys have potential in so many ways. Are they both still in prison?? Is there any way to donate to help them to get back on track?
Thanks for watching @Cassandra Raymond! Check our Community page on this channel for regular updates on the kids you see here. We'll be doing one on these two boys very soon. We're very sad to report that one of the boys died in prison/ :(
@@CalamariProductions ohh no!!😥 which young man was it????
@@CalamariProductions damm that’s sad which one?
Calamari Productions nothing on the community page?
@@AuggieCR Sheperd
Hi there!! I watch your shows and what gets me is they seem well spoken nice boys who have done some stupid things. I'd like to think they will be rehabilitated. As a Aussie I always notice Texas law for bad crime death penalty or crazy jail time 250years. I wish there was a answer. Thank you for your docos they are wonderful. Thanks
@John Bastiani Thanks so much for finding our channel and commenting. Glad you like our videos. What we've found over the past 20+ years filming with kids of all ages inside the juvenile justice system is that they are indeed nice kids who have somethimes made horrible mistakes. Brain research shows that the juvenile brain isn't fully developed until well into the 20's. Sadly, this can cause some kids to do extremely impulsive, dangerous things. All kids deserve a chance to learn and grow. Maturity, hope, opportunity and support all play a part in helping these kids turn their lives around. We're honored to be able to tell these stories and hopefully help educate the public on the many issues involved. Thanks again for watching, and hope you'll hit the "subscribe" button on our channel to get updates and all new videos ahead!
Probation means probation getting out and following the law not disobeying the law they get crazy when thry get out and start goofing off they need one chance if they blow it to bad next time probation off the table all together
I have just recently started watching this channel. The vids they produce are really interesting. I wish I could understand the behavior of these dodoes. They all say that being locked up anywhere is Hell on Earth, but for the most part they all keep making the same (or worse) decisions that keep them there. Once in, they actually seem happier!
Thanks for being here on ou rchannel @Long White Mane (hope you also hit the subscribe button!). We realize why it's hard to understand the actions of young kids who say they hate being locked up but still wind up behind bars. After 22 years of covering these stories and filming inside prisons and juvenile courts, we've mostly found that the juvenile brain is an impulsive one (research bears this out). Once kids hit their mid to late 20s they usually react less impuslsively. Not always, of course, but maturity definitely helps. Regarding how they act once they're behind bars, a lot of it is bravado to put on a strong front. At least that's what we've seen and what kids have told us after they've gotten out and have matured. Every kid is different, obvously, and outside support and opportunity is always key. Appreciate you finding our channel and taking the time to watch and respond to our vids. Hope you'll stay tuned for more!
They get sober that's why they are happier.
It’s called: becoming a “hardened criminal.” And “institutionalized” jail is not a rehabilitative place. A lot of them have mental issues and drug dependency issues. It’s a lot deeper than what appears on the surface. Although your question was a serious question, it was also an ignorant one as well.
Definitely not a lack of haircuts in that place
18:50 is that colt lundy??
Yep
Well glad one of them made it, sad that they think they have it so good in jail.
I got bottom bunk
“This ain’t no joke,fr this ain’t no kiddy camp straight up” um.. yea .yea it is
this stuff oldd footage right?
And he said it exactly as I was thinking it....those guards were acting extra nice bc ôf the camera
Nawl fr though as soon as he said it I was thinking that exact same thing he pulled the words out of my mouth :(
they think is five stars hotel or what?
Both these of these guys are cuteeeee.
The one kid looks like Mac Miller lol
He also unfortunately died of a (possible) overdose in 2017
Well thank goodness it is not another Loeb and Leopold story...🙂
Hey dudes is this homey enough for u I bet the food is great enjoy ur stay 4 star prison
Darrell Brooks!! Don't drop the soap!!
That prison sweet
If they were anywhere near as hard and experienced as they pretend, they'd know they should NEVER walk in with a camera crew doing interviews with them. They're drawing way too much attention to themselves and people are gonna be wondering what they told the officers and the film crew.
Whey are you in jail
Unfortunately Shepherd passed away.
18:49 young Colt Lundy
i wonder what the snack was
No more kiddie camp for u dudes
The short dude talks a talk! He'll be back he's a goof!
Yea shaved head kid is buggin n definitely those cameras have an influence on the behavior of those guards
Its snack time lol😂 #prison life
Granny is really an OG picking up the weak kids to pray on, not pray for. 😁
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What part of US is this?
The Midwest. Indiana.
@@CalamariProductions the accent is strong
The way ppl do time is so different all across the US I have done time in Oregon and Tennessee and 2 very different worlds
Gladiator school usually sorts out your priorities really fast...
Is this 2021
No more like 2001😂
This was 2011. Filmed for the Young Kids Hard Time documentary.
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Snack time...... WTF??
Hahahah 18:41 bro you locked up what are you gonna do??? Point? 👉👉
I want snack time lol 😂
FREE THEM BOYZ ‼️