Nancy Grace Behind Bars Inside Estrella 06-05-13 Part 1 of 2
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- Nancy Grace interviews women inmates in the Maricopa County (AZ) Estrella Women's Jail.
This is the same jail currently housing CONVICTED MURDERER Inmate P458434 Jodi Arias.
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Updates for some of the women, this is what I could find:
-Stephanie Conley (curly-haired one): Sentenced to 10 years, husband
sentence for 14 years. They both pled, and got 2 years off their
sentence for time served.
-Marissa Level (the one with the eye makeup): she is imprisoned from
2013 to 1/29/2017. This is the one she is serving in this video.
- Rosa Leon (the pregnant one): re-arrested 03/04/2015 for assault.
-Armithea Burks (the one with the 5 kids): re-arrested on aggravated
assault charges on 06/08/2014.
-Fina Dean (the one with eyebrow tattoos): Is serving 14 years, from
3/29/2013 to 07/31/2024 (minimum end date) or 7/31/2026 (max end date).
-Angelina Key (the one with the partially shaved head, liked seafood):
rearrested on 10/17/2014. I don't know how she got out. It says in the
video that she would be serving 9 years from when this video was taken
in 2013.
-Lisa Gorman (the one who wanted to be a doctor): rearrested 06/17/2014 for drug related charges.
-Gina Carpenter (the one with no top teeth): released in 2013.
-Kim Jones (arrested for shoplifting): unsure (couldn't find)
-Mariana Lopez (arm tattoos): last arrest was in 02/15/2015
Sad
nice work thanks-4-info
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yes
You're locked up, depressed and angry, got no hope and are living in fear every day; and then Nancy Grace comes in. FUUUCK!
I love how she is all saccharine sweet with them in person, yet berates them on the voice over lol!
+littleollieowl - Just thinking that same thing..haha
Of course---anything less weakens ratings.
+The Barn Owl I was thinking the same thing
Yep. But if she were that way to them in person, they would be less likely to give information.
Nancy pronouncing possession of Marijuana in a way like it's the worst crime you can make...
Woah. I've (unfortunately) been in Estrella - years ago. Nothing has changed. The food IS moldy. These girls are treated terribly. The only comfort you get is from the other women, which totally blew me away. What a trip to see it again, with Nancy Grace no less....
Interesting that none of these ladies are blaming others for their predicaments -- they all own the blame for where they are. They all seem to have matured while incarcerated -- they are very articulate and well-spoken. This was an awesome interview -- and I really am hoping for each of them, once released, to remember what they have learned while inside. I do hope for the best of each of them -- and pray that they will find acceptance by their children and families. Stay true to yourselves. xo
Almost six years ago..I was arrested for two counts of robbery and assault..first time getting in trouble eithw the law..it started over some girl's (suppose) to had bumped my friend without saying excuse me..they got the fighting..a two on one..so I jumped in to help my friend..the police was called..they was going to let us go..until they heard on the radio..that some things was stolen..so they arrested us..and questioned us..they tried to use the reverse psychology on me..I was honest with them about everything..one cop said he knew I didn't take nothing..but I was there..which made me accessory..they judge said for the aasult each I was gone get 12 months and robbery I was gone get life..I was scared like hell..ppl telling me to plea guilty..just because of the girls race (mexican)..and they thought they was gone throw the book at me..my lawyer said to plea guilty because I said anything..so I did..and got 3 year probation..one 12 mths suspended..the other 11 months suspended..and had to do 15 days of weekend time and 5 days time served..I look back and said..I should've took it to court..I didn't know she took their stuff..it wasn't planned..by me listening to everyone else..I plead guilty..like I really was..now I can't expunged my record..it's stuck on my record..even though I got convicted for one thing..everybody can still look at my arrest record..being in jail for them five days..was hard as hell..I had one person to talk to..that really kept me going..otherwise I would've went crazy..plus I had a 3 yr old and 10 month old back home..and everytime I thought about them..I cried..I haven't been to jail since then..I changed my circle..surrounded myself with positive ppl..jail isn't where you want to be..especially if you have kids..before anything goes down that isn't right..we the ppl can feel if something isn't right..we hear this voice telling us to go or leave or don't do it..you gotta listen to your gut feeling..before you do something or get your into something stupid..knowing or not..and end up behind bars..looking stupid and scared..crying..missing your freedom and family..stay away from drama..and the ppl that create it..surround yourself with loyal dramafree positive goal oriented ppl..even if you gotta ride solo..you was born by yourself..and at the end of the day..you gone die by yourself..it's no twin beds in a casket..be safe..stay positive..no drama or negativity
Eyebrow removal must be apart of their punishment
+cam coade Its probably a gang banger thing. She also has gang tattoos.
cam coade 😹😹😹😹😹😹
Nancy Grace is so judgemental and biased.
it is sad living in such a small room eating in the toilet
Lucine Hughes I noticed, I don't like her attitude 😏😒
Really dislike the host she sounds very judgemental of these women
Nancy is a bitch, she disrespect a wwe legend that died
Because there all a bunch of no good losers who are right where they belong,you must like them type of parisites.
Anna Comloski You must adore Nancy since you're so judgmental and opinionated yourself.
I don't like Nancy Grace either but I certainly don't defend the likes of 'women' like these
@hockytruth If your comment is geared towards me, I'm not defending anyone. I'm commenting on Anna's "holier-than-thou" attitude.
Most of these women need intense rehab and therapy, not jail. I can’t imagine the trauma of growing up without parents or family because everyone was incarcerated.
I got all excited for nothing, saw "Nancy Grace Behind Bars", turns out she's still roaming around. /s
The interviewer is terrible. She is much too dramatic and doesn't realise the show is about the prisoners.
I agree with the comment by UhTheeNuh89, that the women should be put to work and made to do useful things. It could be a trade or forced schooling which will prepare them for release. It might not be the answer for all but it's the correct thing to do. Otherwise, it's no wonder they keep returning.
The only channel they can watch is the food channel. Talk about rubbing salt in the wound!
who the hell decides one day, I think i'll go tattoo some words in place of my eyebrows! that'll look great!
lol lol
I know females being in jail being interviewed for a TV program is very funny. "lol lol".
I wasn't familiar with this Nancy Grace woman before this, but I'm not at all fond of her, or her tedious attempts at appearing sympathetic, nor her general demeanour.
I'll alert the media.
Nancy grace isn't the criminal.
+Panda Ingram (Pandabear_sf) YEAH THANK YOU FOR THE MOST BEST ..!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Can you tell me what that last word means
+Kai McCarty How she comes across, personality-wise.
That interviewer is so dramatic. Most these women would have needed real, long time rehab and healing center instead of prison.
That women who's speaking to them is sooooo annoying!
The only channel they can watch is the food network?
WOW! Talk about torture! Its hard enough for me to watch that and I have a fridge!
So glad my parents moved us from here to another state when I was young enough, because the neighborhood I grew up in doesn't have a lot of happy endings.
I wrote a song about the justice for Travis Alexander. It's called "Arizona Wind". Here's part of it. "The Arizona wind it reminds you every day. Of the life you could've lived, of the life you threw away. It reminds you in the evening when the desert sun goes down. That you'll never leave that place till they lay your body down." "The sun comes up and the sun goes down, another day gets written down. The days turn into months, then into years. Doing life without parole in Perryville."
I was there, but for only 1 day, since it was my only offense (a minor misdemeanor)...That was way back in 2002. Haven't done anything since! It really woke me up. I wished these other ladies learned from their first times, but unfortunately they didn't. I'm glad I did...Thank you, God...
Me too
I am sadden for the treatment Jodi has gotten. There was a woman Ms. Powell, here who died in a cage on a hot summer day. She was thought of as less then a person because of her drug use and prostitution, but she never killed anyone or in this malicious manner. I don't think Jodi is even cute, she is a killer plain and simple, no special treatment! I can also say she WAS NOT abused by him!
Geez Nancy is obsessed with Jodi.. "I wanna know what she does every day and how she lives" like wtf who cares how Jodi lives every day.. pretty sure it's no different than any of the other inmates.
I HATE it when people say "those are things we did, not who we are". The things you do MAKE you who you are. If you kill someone, you are a murderer, end of discussion.
This is very true
Lisa Foos For some things, but not all things.
Angelica Pickles What do you mean?
I am convinced that everything we do everyday makes us either good people or bad people. I don't know what "things" you mean.
Lisa Foos I think people can make some mistakes without being a bad person. I don't feel mistakes can necessarily define a person as a whole.
Angelica Pickles They absolutely do!
The mistakes you make teach you lessons that are priceless. If a mistake hasn't happened then you won't learn from it. If you make a really bad decision with terrible consequence, then you will not do that again. It will also make you more sympathetic to someone who made the same mistakes.
I believe EVERYTHING we do everyday makes us who we are. That does NOT mean you are a bad person! Let me make that clear before I end this post. A bad mistake or a bad decision can actually make you a BETTER person in the end.
Just my opinion.
Got to the toilet in front of a stranger within the same room? Sounds utterly horrible to me! Thank God I'm not criminal...
I would get the shits and be pissed off if I had "to go to the toilet ............................. a stranger.................... same room" I also "thank God I'm not a criminal". This documentary is like scared straight for adults.
Some don't like Nancy but she's blunt speaks her mind
Why am I not surprised the assault was in Walmart.
i like how Nancy is humbly sitting on the floor while interviewing inmates.
Oldest trick in the book.
If you would know their background and childhood, you people would stop judging right here and now. No one is born as a criminal, no one.
These women are alot like me background wise. We just went down different paths in life. It's scary to see what could have happened if I had made the wrong choices. Thank You ladies for sharing your story.
Ill admit that I did find this segment interesting, but it also cemented everything I hate about Nancy Grace.
She plays nice with the women in jail, only to turn around and make them out like they are "dangerous people." Of course they did something shitty and are in jail because of it, but sometimes people just make poor choices. Is every single one of those women dangerous, no. Are some? yes.
They should offer the inmates access to a library, access to educational programming like the History channel, Discovery Channel etc. Set up a closed circuit television in a classroom so the women can do distance education courses. If you keep them busy and focused on positive things they won't have time or energy to cause mayhem behind prison walls.
I pray for all these girls. Hopefully some of them are out by now and staying strong and well. 🙏❤
I don't get the logic of today society... The first girl gets prison time for robbing a dope dealer and stabbing him and all that... Yet if a cop kills an innocent person the get off scot free...
only if you're in a cop uniform ;) hahahha
marizz7
Which particular pavement ape are you refering to?
If you are referring to michael brown, he brought it upon himself.
If he wasn't shot down as a result of charging at a police officer, he would have been facing charges of attempted murder related to his attempt to take the officer's gun.
Either way the doped up fool's life was ruined by his own doing.
duh, Nancy, dope dealers don't call the cops. that's why you rob them....wow. don't go to jail, folks. it sucks
Listen closely and open your minds. I have learned so much from the vulnerability of these women. Many, if not all, are very admitting and mentioning their wish for change. Some even confess simply being unable to change, leaving it as a mere wish, due to addictions, habits, and other distractions. These are people. I do not support crimes of any kind, but do have a softness in the core of my being for those who repent of their poor behaviors and strive for a better way of being. I have seen more monstrous beings talk about their hideous crimes with no remorse. If you could take anything from this, appreciate your freedom. One bad turn can alter your life, remove you from your family, society, etc. Truly watch who you let in your life, and be aware of those who already surround you. Make the best of now. Love and Peace to all.
These are the sorts of women Nancy would be eager to condemn on her show, yet she's here trying to bond with them. I don't get it.
I would love to see Nancy Grace and Jodi Arias with a one on one interview
GOD bless you all, and others in rest of the world...
chamas chamalie inshallah 🙏🏽
This hostess is the quintessential example of haughtiness and condescension.
I grew up t0tally sheltered and never even anyone who had been in jail so I admit I don’t know what I’m talking about- but aren’t the punishments for these ladies’ crimes waaaaaaay longer than what a man would get?! 8 years for stealing? I want to cry. This seems so awful to me. Women 99% of the time are just trying to get by. It doesn’t seem helpful to lock them up. Why not help them out of these situations instead.
lost me at nancy grace… i already knew how the show was gonna go
Criminals seem to develop their own criminal justice system where they give themselves the right to judge and condemn other inmates, punishing them and therefore committing more criminal behaviour. They should all mind their own business, repent and think about their victims and their own lives.
they are drug addicts nancy, stop talking in such a judgemental voice, u are not perfect, am sick of u always behaving like u are someone else savior, what are u doing that people may not know about.......rrrrrrrrrr
I don't really know Nancy Grace but this seems pretty inaccurate! Other than her asking their crime it doesn't look like she sat down and talk to them or get to know them. If she got to know half of these women she would see that they're not monsters or dangerous people and some of them nice people. She's just trying to make a show!
I wouldn't mind spending more of my tax money to educate these women and prepare them for life outside. Why? Most of them are not killers. They did horrible things but those things can be forgiven. Killers don't deserve second chances but the death penalty or life without parole.
Exactly. If our taxes will be going to the prisons, they should be put to the best of use.
Mirquella Santos the crazy thing is that your tax money is being laundered into the pockets of the powerful crooks. the inmates work for a quarter a day, often hard labor that should cost $20/hr. so the prisons get paid for slave labor; an inmate brings in far more than one taxpayer. most of that money is gravy and so is your tax money. it's all spent on booze and prostitutes for legislators and gov officials.
+Jessica Alcorn yes. prison is very good business. it encourages lots of back door deals. Private prison pays for the campaigns of judges and officials who pay them back by making sure as many people go to jail as possible to make them more money.
+Mirquella Santos I wrote this song about justice for Travis. "Arizona Wind"Locked up in a cell reading a bookIs a small price to pay for the life that you tookBut the Arizona Wind whispers his name in the airIt won't let you forget the reason why you're there
When the judge looked you in the eye and said "life without parole"You never felt so lonesome, deep down in your soulYou danced with the devil, but now the piper must be paidAnd you'll hear that Arizona wind until your dying day.
The Arizona wind it reminds you every dayOf the life you could've lived, of the life you threw awayIt reminds you in the evening when the desert sun goes downThat you'll never leave that place till they lay your body down
Living life behind bars is no kind of life to liveBut that's the price of your sin, the world cannot forgiveAnd the Arizona wind whispers his name in the airIt won't let you forget the reason why you're there
The Arizona wind it reminds you every dayOf the life you could've lived, of the life you threw awayIt reminds you in the evening when the desert sun goes downThat you'll never leave that place till they lay your body down
And the sun comes up and the sun goes downAnother day gets written downThe days turn into months, then into yearsDoing life without parole in Perryville
Rex Oates: Nice song! You mean Travis as of Jodi Arias. That's exactly what I want for her. This is my favorite part:
"of the life you threw awayIt reminds you in the evening when the desert sun goes downThat you'll never leave that place till they lay your body down"
These are still women with needs, personalitys, feelings, hearts
These poor women..They are just like you and me. They have made mistakes, and they are paying 4 them. Remember they are someones mother, sister, niece, neighbor! But jodi A, shes another type of evil
I got excited by the title. I thought they were sending Nancy Grace to prison.
I have never been able to tolerate Nancy Grace, but because you~whatchutalkinabout~ posted this__ I decided to watch it. I am so glad I did.
Thank you. I cannot speak through my sobs.
Is Nancy Grace "the world's toughest prosecutor" in the same way, what's her face, was "the worlds first supermodel?"
emma duncan Janice Dickinson? Lol.
half of theres would not be in jail in the UK and would not be looking at years behind bars why oh why do the US jail every one
hmmm, why would these 6 or so girls go to jail... I wonder indeed... I suppose the world will never know..
because incarceration is big business out here.
Profit and political gain! And Texas is the absolute worst. One guy got 99 yrs for credit card abuse. I've seen less time for some murderers in Texas.
Because they deserve every bit of it !
I like the way Nancy got the girl at the end to say "goodbye friend' in sign language. ! That was a barb toward Arias. Love it! jodi wants to teach sign language in prison remember? Lol. It was likely killing miss nasty ass Arias that Nancy was interviewing everyone and ignoring her. Not that either one would have anything nice to say about the other. I am thoroughly convinced that Nancy Grace would refuse to interview jodi ..
Last nights episode of this two night special was FABULOUS! I'm saving it to my external drive as a keeper! Can't wait for tonights episode.
ty for putting this up!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jail isn't suppose to be a day at the spa, the choices they made is what put them there.
My god.. Who has the idea "im gonna get my eyebrows tattooed"
I love Nancy Grace - she is my favourite TV personality! She asks every question I would have asked in her position. Great lady!
thanks.for.all.the.much.wanted.uploads/information!
You took the words right out of my mouth !
The lesson is easy here folks don’t break the law
If you get sentenced to a year our less, you normally stay in county jail. Ask most convicts and they would say they would rather go to prison because they have more privileges.. Its a weird system.
Your the best Nancy Grace !!!
People that's are addicted to drugs should be in jail ,they should be in rehab
Inter Stella they need help not jail torment 😒
Thank you sooooo much, whatchutalkinbout!!!! Unfortunately, I don't have the HLN channel and I've been looking for this. Thank so much!! Hope you post tonight's episode! :D
When do we ever get to see Jodi Arias in person?'
I thought you weren’t allowed to have piercings in prison
What I notice is they are all expecting the change to come from outside themselves.
What a scary bunch of women 😳
Why replace your eyebrows with written tattoos?
MishMila016
Her long list of really poor choices... and that's the one that bothers you the most?
MishMila016 Bahaha oh snap P&P that was gold!
MishMila016 yeah that sick right?😏😒
yay thank you for uploadin!!
I like Nancy Grace. I’ve always liked Nancy Grace, I don’t care what any one else has to say.
Amazing interviews!
Nancy is only there to get info on Jodi.. Gaining the trust to squeeze some juice lol. We already know who and what Nancy is.. I know some are doing the boo hoo story thing, but what I see is these grown women who are stuck. Stuck in a system that likes exactly where these women are. They need more programs in there, more useful programs for inmates who really want to change and do better with their lives like computer or secretary skills, public and emotional skills which follow outside after the release date because they are being released eventually. Its so sad to see these mothers, daughters and sisters who are in there for petty things (besides murder of course) but still.. I don't know, I just feel for them. It starts in the home because they learn from somewhere, stuck in the system. Like someone who is wanting to commit suicide.. its a cry for help. Life is hard enough.
I am prescribed marihuana for my back pain and different things lol
Wow. Nancy is being surprisingly nice to these women.
Jodi will have a line of hot ladies waiting for her love.
The biggest thing that stands out to me about them,is not their crimes or the Jodi Arias connection is their GD eyebrows, or lack of or plucked into some weird shape. The worst are the tattooed words in place of the hair.
'dont rob a dope dealer'
Nancy Grace had so much fun at that jail in Arizona, those female prisoners made her day. She's lucky that these women were picked to do an interview with her without FREAKING THE FUCK OUT AND ASSAULTING HER, even that corrections officers were present.
You couldn't pay me enough to work in a womens unit....too many raging hormones
Make u thankful for what you've got definitely, ugh i would go mad
Oh Nancy stop for real
Ms Nancy, good job. You really wanted to see Jodi Arias bleeding😂😊😊😂😂🤣🤣🤣
this is better than death penalty. I can’t imagine living with this kind on environment. Holy cow😂😂😊😊😊
These cells must stink
marrissa looks scary as hell
County Jail, not State Prison (to be precise).
They are always innocent. Wrong place wrong time....yeah u picked that time though no one else.
this should be a realityshow lol
In eastern europe going to jail is your punishment,you shouldnt be punished when your in there.Thats the way everywhere should be!
"Yeah, when I get outta here, i'm never doing crime again"....please.
although I'm usually annoyed by Nancy , she had struck up a conversation flow of connection with the women , I felt.... really worth some more journalistic investigation by Nancy Grace ..
you can live that way no imprisoned. You can never feel truly free locked up. I'd rather be homeless under a bridge then ever go to jail again.
That pregnant girl is beautiful!
That girl with the curly hair top row right is so scary. I would see those crazy eyes in my nightmares. These women are all drug addicts and can't break free. Drugs will make you not care about your family or anything else but getting high. As soon as they get out, they will be back to the same.
So many children’s and families lives destroyed.
It is almost as if jail is not a fun place to be......go figure.
sweetie, just because it wasn't documented doesn't mean abuse didn't occur. i'm not taking her side. what she did was horrible. but it is a known fact that many people do not report domestic abuse when it happens, or that they can't (i.e. their lives are threatened if they do report it)
How does Marissa Level have make up on? Is make up allowed in jail or do you think it's just for the filming? I'm genuinely curious.
It depends on what jail. Many inmates can use a marker. Other jails allow basic makeup products. As u can see anyone in the video wearing makeup is generaply just eyes and lips. U can do that with any marker or cheap makeup pencil
Women can make their own, from various sources. Crayons, ciggarete ashes etc.
+Katie Risley Can't they get it on commissary? If you have seen Beyond Scared Straight, they let transsexual inmates in the alternative lifestyle unit have wigs and nail varnish. Not sure though whether they just make exception for them though.