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Locked up abroad: the daily struggles of inmates in Peru
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- Delve into the daily life of Peruvian jails and their impact on the prisoners: how they overcome the shock of being incarcerated, the price they are paying for their actions, and the challenges they face as they navigate life behind bars.
We followed these inmates and their families for a year, exploring their backgrounds and the reasons they took the risk of drug trafficking.
#peru #jail
To anyone watching this thinking of doing things that put your freedom at risk remember this, your family suffers as much or worse than you. Usually worse. They’re living in a mental prison they can’t escape from even being out in the world. They worry about your well being, they miss you, any wonderful times are always marred by their thoughts of you. Wishing you were there, just missing you, asking themselves why you did what you did, if there was anything they could’ve done differently to prevent you from making that mistake. Even if you don’t care about your own lives, think of your family. They don’t deserve it.
That hit home hope that message saves a few family's heartaches
A few grand risked for 10 years in a foreign hell hole
Nah I ll give it a miss thanks 🙏
@@deancossins8557 right, or anything in your home country. Anything that will put you at risk of losing your freedom for years. It’s really hard on the pens who truly love you. Glad someone could see and appreciate the message.
💯 %straight facts 💯 👊🏽
There are many people who do this who have no family. I just say.
Meh most people get over it pretty quickly
I’m at home right now and I don’t understand why anyone would want to be a mule to end-up in a prison in Peru with 60 nationalities and a prison so overcrowded . Honestly, there’s no price to freedom!
Desperate for money , usually to pay bills and life goals.
@@stevensgirl85 I’ve been watching these doc for years. The thing is, most mules get stopped at airport gates anyway. I personally would prefer to struggle financially in my country of residence (Europe) than struggle in a dump of a prison abroad where currency is the most important things for basics like food and buy necessities. Shouldn’t be any choice to make. Not to be a mule at any cost. Not worth it, I have seen stories that rip your heart out especially when children are separated from their mother. 🫣😳😮
@@West-End yes,
@@West-End Its definitely a risky move I wouldn't submit to that.
Desperate measures.
This narrator is the BEST on the net !! I swear, he's the only one that actually uses emotion and inflection when narrating! Makes its entertaining and sometimes comedic. Also narrates the most dangerous roads episodes as well.
British of course. 👍
He does lots of shows. What’s his name again?
He is an A.I bot!
Mans a G
Have u seen all the narrators or the net?
Alain looks like his mum. I felt so sorry for her - she’s so hurt and misses her boy. I have 3 kids and can’t imagine how awful it must be to know there’s nothing you can do when your child is locked up on the other side of the world.
Imagine being the mom whose child is addicted to this absolute garbage, praying every day not knowing if your child is alive
Respect to the Frenchies, No crying about getting caught, just getting on with it. Fair play lads.
Frenchies have some hard fucking fuckmte
They surrendered
@@miketexas4549like americains in Afghanistan against bedouin peoples 😂😂😂
@@embracegreatnessfrance impossible to stop a roach infestation by stepping on them.
@@embracegreatnessfrance like Americans in Vietnam who lost to Rice farmers.
I was backpacking in Peru 20 years ago, I met some fellow foreign backpackers and we travelled together for a few days until the other guys wanted to buy cocaine. I went my own way after that, I didn't want to risk ending up in Peruvian prion.
That must have been a grand adventure 20 years ago.
these guys - the customers - keep it going.
I read that like joey from friends. :P
I don’t want to be in a Norwegian prison
Likely would have been fine, especially if you didn't take the coke but id have fucked off with you tbh. Im not interested in hard drugs like that...... I dont even smoke weed any more,imran I will again at some point probably but its so not an every day/week/month thing to me
What an awsome documentary, it really shows cocaine trafficking from many different angles. The people caught while doing it, law enforcement, the prison system, kids born in prison, peasants who plant coca, Most remarkable is how it stresses on the very personal way in which it affects everyone involved. Great job, SPICA LIFE.
The Drug War isa complete waste of time and lives
Not awesome at all and in fact really just garbage propaganda , they missed important questions and didn't challenge the status quo and or moral bankruptcy of the fake war on drugs which is actually a war on people and freedom. They just enforced social norms and there by are acclimating and brainwashing people. A really pathetic job and certainly not journalism.
Do you believe, this suspected guy would give his permission to get recorded in reality?
@@arnefreymann313 Ways to interpret the BIBLE: 5 points of GOSPEL:
- Figurative 1.) Christ died
- Symbolical 2.) for our sins
- Literal 3.) was buried
- Devotional 4.) rose again
- Historical 5.) According to the script.
- Dispensational
GOD`s expectations to us;
- REPENT!
- BORN AGAIN!
- BE HOLY!
- EXPOSE EVIL!
- DO THE WILL OF YOUR HEAVENLY FATHER!
Those chinchillas look worse than my local crack heads man feeding them on coca wtf!!😅😂
Ironic really isn't it, they are arrested and imprisoned for drug trafficking yet drug taking and distribution of drugs is freely allowed under the eyes of the guards.
👍👍👍
Also their law alows them the grow the plant, its absurd. That grandma with her coca plantaition, she has no laboratory, but 100% she supply the people that have the lab, the police is working with the mafia.
It just shows that it's a big game. The reason governments prosecute these things is because they themselves are in the business, and don't want competition.
appreciate the way they tell this story quickly without a bunch of sappy content
Sehr gute Dokumentation und danke für die objektive und realistische Berichterstattung ❤👍👍👍👍🙏🙏
My mother says when you go for bigger things you lose the small you have too. Very true.
I travel a lot. Some of my travels have led me through developing Countries. I cannot imagine the joy I feel getting on a plane back home being ripped away from me for 8-15 years because of a decision I made alone. Its unfathomable.
@@nobodynever7884 I always lock my luggage and check everythng in it the day I leave for the airport.
@@nobodynever7884 funny how you never hear that story.from anyone. If it were a widespread occurrence, you would hear of it, occasionally, but I never heard of it before, you're just spitballing, but I dare say,
it never happens!
Agree they dont have trouble hitting quota
@@kam7800 I was in Belize a few decades back on a short visa. Went looking for cash work. Got warned that I had painted a target on my back as a gringo with no money - IF I got a job it was robbing the locals of employment - but if I was caught working illegally I could get jail time for a lapsed visa. The locals could get a reward for dobbing me in. The prisons were said to be evil rat pits where you'd get attacked by inmates and have your sentence extended for fighting/bad behavior!
@@dancarter482 okay
Peruvian jails are great places to learn Spanish for free. On a serious note, to me it seems Peruvian prisons aren't half as bad as Thai prisons. And 2 kg of coke in Thailand means life in prison.
Was that your payoff
Watch banged up abroad an Irish man got caught with coke ,the cops raped him while at the station ,in jail he was involved in gun fight between two rivals .Lawless with no morals
I think they kill you for that there
yeah you defo do not fck around with drug smuggling in Asia. South American countries seem to be more lenient even compared to the US.
@@4exgold they sell stuff to the prisoners and their family pay for it. Maybe that's why it looks like homestead
This is seriously one of the best documentaries I’ve stumbled upon in TH-cam in many many years. I’ve completely forgotten what good TH-cam content is.
What strikes me the most is how there really no violence compared to American prisons I'm American and the more I watch how other counties function the more I realize we are so divided in America
I've basically seen every episode of locked up abroad and would never dream in a hundred years of smuggling.. the risk does not outweigh the reward of freedom
makes no sense to me. those drug dogs they use can sniff out the stuff fairly easily. dumb move.
Just remember your worst day free is still better than a day locked up
Depends on the country and the jail.
Not really...this looks like heaven.good food good coke
You only know what t is to be free , when you just got released
Bullshit. I was in Jail a few times. There are days that are not so bad. Others are. It all depends on your own attitude. Try to keep yourself busy. I've had worse days outside than inside.
So true
Despite being an impoverished country, these Peruvian prisons appear to be way more humane and clean, even though they're overcrowded, than many other South American prisons.
Can't imagine why foreigners would risk lengthy sentences for a lousy several thousand euros.
@@juanserra1720 no I would not smuggle drugs for any reason.
Big pHarma has nothing to do with drug smuggling. What a ridiculous comment.
goes to show you they are desperate people.
Agree, that's a great prison to be in, for south american standards. That's why they allow cameras in..
Lousy for you but worth risking it for for others. You never know what they would use that money for. It could be a parent with a severely ill child that needs money for surgery and can't get it unless they have the funding. I've heard stories like that and it's truly sad. I'd rather say one must be desperate to take that risk.
When he said he was unemployed the inspector became sad.
I know people that smuggled drugs, it was as never because they desperately needed the money , it was simply because they thought it easy money. When you keep getting away with lies and deceit, you start to think you're invincible .
Hope you ditched them
Get Greeedy
Well ,i am in Peru now and i need money,but i would never do this .Its just stupid.
To smuggle drugs for someone else to earn a few thousands euros ,crazy decision.
There is no price for your freedom and privacy, please don't ever put yourself in that situation you will regret it.
There is a price,
@@d1useryeah but its not 7k 😂😂😂😂
I'm in my home drinking beer and watching this thinking how beautiful my life is 😂
Me to 🍺 in United States 🇺🇸
@@donnaray9304With the mother from Nataly Holloway?
Les pauvres Francais, surtout certains du sud,Marseille..j'ai bcp de peine pour eux. J'espere que ce n'est pas pour trop longtemps❤
@@donnaray9304 too
Cheers to that 😂 🇦🇺
Before repenting I was involved heavily in the drug game for 20 years I use to supply mules most of which get busted but also some make it through which always made up for the loses plus more.
I can say from experience that if you choose this path in life you will most likely be killed or end up in prison that is the truth but the money keeps people blinded and oblivious to the consequences.
Just think how many deaths you’ve been directly involved in for your greedy pocket, if what you’re saying is true. Families torn apart, mothers, fathers and also children’s blood is on your hands. I hope it was all worth it.
@@nathankirby4612 it’s ok. He found god. His conscious is clear.
You're trolling right? The guy has seen the error of his ways, and is trying to walk a good path. What possible good do you think can come from guilt-tripping him? If you want to criticize bad people, perhaps you should look closer to home? @@nathankirby4612
@@nathankirby4612 He repented, he is living for God now, pray for him, instead of trying to drag him down.
@@nathankirby4612 yes it is sad , i lost a uncle in 95 by shooting , some uncles were stret and some mobsters , they do wrong , but they have change , its a fatal circle when recovery its difficult , they will take responsability by god , karma or justice . you are just saying things but not for that you are changing something . living in those kind of places as a kid , no te lo deseo ni a ti pero era el barrio asi era la vida , CALLAO PERU . LA SICILIA DE PERU LA SINALOA DE PERU , VINKINGOS CRISTIANOS.
Wendy is so beautiful, I genuinely felt bad for her, so young and the next 11 years in the prison. Your best years gone in an instant.
They released Wendy after 5 years prison in 2010 she is home
In my country u can do like a ton and still not get 11y by miles
@@LouisaH864you know this from ???
So if she was ugly it would be right to be in jail.
SO HUMANITARIAN AND RESPECTFUL THIS SYSTEM IS!
THANK FOR SHARING !
The question that a lot of people ask is, why do they do this? The reason is there is no documentary on the mules that do get away with it. And it is my bet, many do. The one question that wasn't asked of these current inmates was, was this the first time? My feeling is for most it isn't.
Most coke comes floor to ceiling in shipping containers, my country of Scotland is being dismantled slowly by drug abuse but coke is everywhere lately.
I seriously doubt many mules who are dumb civilians like these locked up idiots, get away with it, especially going through an airport.
@@hendriekevin4171 yep, tones come on ships and police is making sure that few kg doesnt pass by airplain xd its just a show
If you are addicted to drugs as I have been you are blinded by the money , mostly girls who do this , my friend smuggled smack on the police which was raided by the police but luckily for him it was the guy on the seat behind him they were looking for , it's a mugs game being a mule
On the plane I meant
the prison daycare was heartwrenching - i will never get what makes parents especially mothers to risk the well-beeing of their child.
Most drugs come by the ton not kilo these days, shipping containers full of it gets into the UK every day
Oh, everything was translated to English by the Narrator. Thank You! The conversation with villagers and inmate families were great to hear ! Some of those between Locals were actually pretty humorous!!
I don't understand why Europeans take the risk to end in such a catastrophic Peruvian prison for just a few thousand euros. That's a two or three month salary that they could make with a legal job instead. It's unbelievable.
Its hard for young people to get a job in some parts of Europe
Thank you for the reality of both men's and women's living arrangements.
It is so sexist how much nicer the women’s prisons and living conditions are then those for the men!
I would never have the balls to try and take cocaine through an airport. Let alone risk facing 10 years in a prison in a foreign almost 3rd world country
This was, by far, one of the most interesting things I have ever seen on TH-cam. The dance segment of female inmates in Peru performing on live TV.
This was outstanding, really gives insight towards these type of situations. Subscribed.
Why don't they make these sort of documentaries compulsory in schools? for example. This is a nightmare based on ignorance and greed. What a waste of a young life. "There is no such thing as a free lunch". What about the ones that were innocent victims too? It's just awful, and as others have written the families suffer so much too.
It’s an economy
Bcuz the leftist teachers would say it's DJT's fault 😂
I've been living in Peru since two years now (not keeping myself busy with drugs though) and you can carry up to 5 grams of cocain paste and 8 grams of cannabis, without prosecution. But when they catch you with cannabis seeds or a plant, you go to jail for at least two years. Also if you're a dealer and the police finds out, they happily help lady justice with some extra evidence against you. Just don't do crime, it leads to nowhere.
I've been in Peru and coca leaves available everywhere served same as tea or coffee, in most of hotels
It’s raw not processed
@@Teetoy4doubt the raw leaves would do much?? Am much much more of poppy kind of guy.
which isn't the same as cocaine.
Some folks chew the leaves half your face iz numb😊
I think the smugglers themselves tell the authorities about one delivery so it can appear they are doing their job. There's no way they could just catch a guy like that without being first informed by someone.
Facts
@@cocobiskit I said, "I think" I did't say it was a fact. Read the commentator more carefully in future so you don't make an ass of yourself again.
@@TrollMops right 😂😂😂
Lol, he was just agreeing with your theory. ”Facts” means ”agreed”, have you been living under a rock for the last 20 years?
Who’s making an ass of themselves here really..?
@@redginge4840 🤭🤭🤭
If you've ever watched 'Midnight Express' movie, you'll never think of smuggling drugs.
That spanish guy is a G. Most people in that situation would feel like its the end of the world. But him, he takes it like its just a slap on the wrist traffic violation
Staged actor
He's scared on the inside, acting cool and hoping some miracle will happen to get out of it
@@awbelton
Nothing staged about it. He’s keeping cool outwardly but he knows he’s fucked inside. But there is no point in overreacting. Busted is busted.
@@KalashVodka175 You ain't no him scro
Maybe he don’t realise the serious of it yet. Thinks maybe he’ll get a slap on wrists or summat .
The woman prisoners have it good. It didn't feel like a prison. Everyone's vibing, theatre and dance classes, TV appearances and feasting out I mean damn... It's funny how they had the whole swat team out just to transfer a few ladies to a dance competition.
😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂 bro think about they could escape if they get a small chance….
It's still prison 😒
Those babies were so cute! Im a grandpa and i can attest, nothing more innocent and adorable thankids having fun AND NOT HAVING A WORRY IN THE WORLD!
That makes me happy to hear! I just lost my grandmother at 82, but am so grateful for the many years we've had together. She even got to see see her great-grandchildren take their first steps. I wish you and your family many more happy memories together ❤. Grandparents are very important in our lives!
Oh my god I know those little babies were so adorable. Watching them learning to speak was so cute. Also, the women that volunteer to take care of those children and teach them are absolute angels.
Although the prisoners are less regulated, they appear more civil and have higher morale compared to those in the States
All those children born in prison: so sad.
They are the only ones I feel bad for.
@@patriciarowe6685 Same here, Patricia.
I feel only sad for kids 😞
Nobody else
The Peruvian govt must be pressured to make these arrests, otherwise why would they be so obsessed with catching people who are leaving their country.
its upholding the law - drugs are a menace to society
The government are in the drug business, themselves, and are just eliminating competition
This documentary is fifteen years old. The French guy has gone back to France more than 5 years ago already
This needs to be the standard of how a prison should be like. Instead of the taxpayer funding it, prisoners should set up their own micro economies inside to survive. Here in the U.S. each prisoner costs the taxpayer over $50k a year.
yes, on the other hand what is the point of keeping someone there for 14 years (and still funding them even if on low costs) for this kind of crime
@@davidm5417 The point is that 14 kilos of cocaine on the streets of Europe was going to ruin the lives of many people, so 14 yrs of confinement is an adequate time to sit down with yourself and think about why you should never do it again. When criminals go without punishment they tend to not care about repeating the same crime again and again and again. Look at California for example.
@@unknown-user I am not sure if she was smuggling 14kgs. The others who got caught in the video had much less...and I don't think cocain ruins many lives. I see it around me - many use it recreationally when they party while having a normal life. Indeed 1 in 8 can't handle it or takes it too much and has a problem, same as with alcohol. I never tried it but I'm not blind.
Meth or heroin are a different story, the users seem to be totally ruined both physically and mentally and are danger for their surroundings.
So yes, she still did something illegal but losing 5 years of her life would be enough of a punishment and lesson
@@unknown-user It's going to ruin lives in Europe because of laws. Your logic is circular.
Yeah an once the state gives your your inmate# they make like 30 grand off you.
The story about the first guy (David) broke my heart. I hope he ends up ok.
I was 400 days and nights in a Thai prison. There are some similarities, but mostly differences between Thai and Peruvian prisons. My detailed story in e-book titled, '1 Pill = 28 Years.' .....available online.
Congratulations on building your zipline, your life seems fascinating
Sounds interesting
Wow. This is such a waste of life or a massive massive chunk of life being wasted. I feel sorry for them a little, heartbroken they can’t be free. Makes me appreciate the life I have.
Really? Feeling sorry for mugs?
@@bobjames6622 yeah In England, they’d probably get like 2 years max for 2kilos!muggy Britain!!
Russian people have been subjected to the worst lunatic leaders in the world. For cultural reasons i guess they have gone along with this mindset to trust their government which is crazy considering their history. America knows this but we never allow Russia to occupy Ukraine. The minute Biden told Putin not to it and he did it sealed Russias fate.
@@bobjames6622desperate people make desperate decisions
@@bobjames6622 I feel sorry for their sentences!! It’s proper harsh over what they did that’s all.
Imagine being caught on drug offence and ending up doing the same thing whiles in prison 🤷🤷🤦 this is crazy
Whoever reading this, remember once you have life, everything is possible. Stay away from drugs
FFS we all think this watching it 🤦
I knew a gentleman originally from Malta but lived in Bedford until 1989 when on his second trip he got caught with a suitcase full of cocaine. After about 18 months in a prison in Lima, Peru, he died from dysantry. RIP John Gussepi, aka John Boxall
Greed. That's all it is.
I don't have a lot of extra money but I have a house in the countryside in rural Indiana, two kids and a wife and a beagle, who have everything they need and most of what they want. I have freedom and few acres of woods and a creek to wander on . I wouldn't risk my freedom for a little bit more money in the bank and I have no sympathy for people who do. I don't know much about quality of life in places outside of the US but I can't imagine Spain is exactly desolation and poverty even for lower income or unemployed people. I do hate narcs and sanctimonious or crooked cops though. Drugs are not a reason to lock up a person for years
Well said squire.
We have less space in general especially in the cities, banged up in a flat like sardines in a tin. Wish we all had balcony/garden like americans let alone a few acres. If european guys had kids earlier it would give them a better meaning in life. I hope i dont end up in a care home or drug addicted again. Having a family is good fun that would prevent it
that's alot more then the poor in european countries let me tell you that, but not even being homeless is worth risking 8+years in peruvian prison for, specialy when couple thousand euros won't get you far.
you had the pure good luck of being born a citizen and resident of the most rich and prosperous country in the entire history of planet earth. you basically won the golden ticket in life. you ought to travel outside the usa to see what the rest of the world is actually like.
So, just because other third world countries are shit.. we should accept the same outcome here with corrupt politicians?@@cliveramsbotty6077
They caught me but never mind... dude is way too chill about the situation. He must of taken some sort of benzos to calm his nerves to do what he was doing. Guy was insanely chill about spending the next 10 years in a Peruvian jail
Ive seen this before a couple of years ago very interesting documentary. it would be nice to see where these people are now
the english prisoners seen at the start was killed by another inmate and wendy died from a drug overdose with 9 years still to serve and lucy the french lady escaped
@@randellbigr1960 wow what is the name of second documentary where you seen this please
@@Lust4thaRush No documentary lust just google search full names of the prisoners in peru and there is newspaper articles from different regions
@@randellbigr1960omg, one was killed there? Was his family able to sue the prisoner who did it?
@@Lust4thaRush Hes bullshitting....
It seems like there's more to this video since it kinda abruptly cuts off at the end.
Desperation is a prime motivator.
So is greed
greed and arrogance
greed and smugness
When was this made, it's very compellling.
April 22,2023
The actual program is 15 years old at least
around 2007
Never involve yourself in drug trafficking, no matter your financial problems. It's not worth the severe consequences. Never bring anything for someone else from one country to another. It can be drugs concealed in it. It's no use in voncealing drugs. The police and customs will find it anyway if you're searched.
It's worth it if u dont get caught
Great commentator, great content, very informative.
Thank you.
As foreign prisons go that doesn't look too bad.
I think they're more humane than US prisons.
@@nicolarollinson4381 true they should see south Asian prisons
hay otras carceles mas,pero no han salido en este mini documental.Alli hay reclusos y zonas mas peligrosas 😔.For example, the Lurigancho prison.
I think some of them are quite lucky, the authorities give them so many perks
That prison isn’t bad at all.. it’s bad when you don’t have money! You can get whatever you want if your family sends you like 300 a month which is nothing for most people in the US.
Así es. La ley le permite que contraten prostitutas.
I visited my son in Miami in 2009. His neighbor introduced me to CUBAN COFFEE. I purchased an aluminum espresso coffee pot and two packages of CAFE BUSTECO. When I got home my luggage had a note attached and a copy of an x ray showing the two bricks of coffee. They sure looked like coke!!!
I'm at home watching this. How sweet it is to be home in my warm bed. And I can go in the kitchen and eat what I want. If I don't have what I want,I can go to the store.❤ Freedom is so amazing 😍
Yea but can u easily buy coke 😂
28:44 Did the sister just say she wish she had known about the coke her sister was carrying coz its very good stuff and i would of taken it??
Yeah an she’s been taking it for 18 yrs.
She said it like she was so proud of it!
They don't play games here at this airport, they suspect you, pull you aside, find the drugs it's tested immediately, no long drawn out interviews like some airports, you see the judge,you get sentenced and you begin your stay
It's insane the difference from men and woman prison there. Why should women get fitness classes, hobbies and everything is taken care of, while men has to live like rats? Should be equally harsh for anyone doing the same crime.
The main problem with prisons in peru is that there is usually no space and they end getting over crowded with more people that it should.
Thank u for this very interesting documentary. Peru government & prison authorities is very nice to give their prisoners the privileges of creche, weekly aerobics sessions & parades & hair salon to their women prisoners so they don’t get depressed & allowing male prisoners to cook & buy food etc i am surprised they do more things for their prisoners welfare than some developed countries kudos to them for their charitable humanity & for cracking down on drugs which destroys a lot of lives including those of the prisoners who smuggle them for the cartells
The war on drugs merely depends on who's in control.
Any update available since this was made about the prisoners
Holy how unfortunate to be born in jail then end up back in the same jail......kids should never be subjected to jail
When was this documentary made it looks old making me hope there all released now ❤ sending them love 😊
I travelled SA for a year. I flew from Bolivia to Colombia- the only flight I got on my travels there. They went through my back pack with a fine tooth comb. I didn’t have anything but they sure I had something. I kept wondering why would i be smuggling drugs INTO Colombia.
Anyway, after 40 minutes they let me through. Amazing country! But you have to be very careful.
that first guy sadly fell for becoming the one to be caught so the main supply could get through after him
Do you still keep in touch with officer Dibble? How is Benny and Choo Choo doing? How are things in the alley?
@@Venezolano410 officer dribble is still as nauseating as ever, Benny got himself a wife and kids now, who would've thought... And chooch, well, chooch is chooch what can I say. We got a new dumpster in our alley alongside our trashcans so we're movin up in this world I tell ya! Lol
@@topcat5233
Good to hear. Give my regards to the ol' gang. 😁👍
Yes, thanks to my handlers tipping off the police there, I was able to get through on the same flight no problem with 20kg and got paid handsomely in Madrid.
@@simonh6371
La cocaína tiene muchísimo valor en España.
At least the French nationals have a little ray of sunshine. The Vice Consul is absolutely stunning and really seems to care them.
Crazy these dudes are taking that risk for 5-10k. That Spanish dude seemed like a smart good looking man. Hard to imagine he cannot find legitiment work
yeah he wanted easy money and paid a huge price for it.
He was dressed up smart and good looking as a disguise to throw off the authorities but instead it outed him
@@rainbowwarrior2635 lol well he shoulda tried that in a job interview
lol@@hootertexas9711
Easy money and crazy life.
Its not worth it. Take it from someone that did 18 years in prison. There is nothing worth jeopardizing your precious time. Live free, even if its poor. Enjoy your family and freedoms.
Damn... that's half a lifetime.
@@MrAgmoorehalf a lifetime? I wouldn't call dying at 36 a full life
@@cw1774yes because all prisoners go in at age zero. Please don't comment if you are brain dead.
Feel so sad for the little kids born in the Prison it's a shame🫠
It’s insane , traveling to the other side of the world to be caught red handed
How can u trade yr freedom for just few thousands dollars/ Euros?
desperation or being young dumb and not thinking is my guess
1:30 dude is chill
the kilo of cocaine is $800 to $1000 dollars in the peruvian amazon and if you get it to europe $ 50000 to 55000 pure , its the fastest way to become wealthy or the fastest way to spent 8 to 12 years in jail your choice
Seems harsh.. some get too kick back and cook it up whilst others risk everything and get caught up in the game..
drugs destroy society @@444slowitdown
Danke fuer diese Doku!!!❣
9:23 EL PATAN DEL POLICIA O QUIEN TRABAJA AHI DICE POR LA FRANCESA: MI ESNAMORADA ES, PASA MI AMOR. NI EN SUS SUEÑOS LO SERA. IRRESPERUOSO
Im a cocaine user and I almost got caught on the border between France and England with Cocaine. I was scared, but I was lucky not to get caught. Watching this gives me a lot of anxiety.
I live in the U.S. and I am still living abroad but going home soon. The grass is not always greener onnthe other side. The United States is a wonderful country I am glad I am in good standings in the U.S. I hope everyone watching this finds peace, in Christ's name.
Very humorous how you justify everything at the end in the name of the ever so holy baby Jesus himself no less😂😂
@@topcat5233he didnt justify it by mentioning jesus hes telling you his experience and that he almost paid for his mistake and we are all sinners and im hopefully hes fighting not to be a sinner anymore
The USA jail's are the worst in the developed world 😂
"on the border between France & England" ..? We don't share a border....
That’s a prison ad love to be in especially with cheap crack smoking all day dreamworld 😂
Can't imagine the torment these young people must go through each day
Mag sein das sie unter der Haft leiden aber es ist die gerechte Strafe für dieses Verbrechen.Sie transportieren den Tod von einem Land in ein anderes. Sie fragen ja auch nicht danach wieviel Menschen an diesem Mist sterben.
The good news is they were caught in Peru which carries a prison sentence as opposed to being caught in a Asian country where the death penalty applies and they use it
The buildings are very beautiful & I love to travel, eat the local cuisine, visit museums and zoos in addition to shopping. I used to buy souvenirs but when I was told that they could contain illegal drugs that scared me. I don't buy souvenirs now when I travel.
The double standard and sentencing differences between the genders, doesn't seem nearly as big in Peru as in the US, but the contrast in prisons is HUGE, of course
Can you imagine if all drugs were legalised on this Planet A cure for Cancer would probably be found in three years The amount of time and money put to drug silliness could be put to more important stuff
Wishful thinking on ur behalf, I fear 😢 ... the cure for cancer has been here for yrs ! As , has many other technological advances 🤐 .. tarra 🍻🇬🇧
This fellow does narration for many documentaries and does a great job....just wonder how many this one got killed. Or worse as there many things worse than death.
Peru is one of my favorite countries to work in having worked with the military since the 90's. Search "Stones of Ica". Found out about them by accident while checking out the area around Ica prior to a mission there.
Was actually planning to move to Peru. Was buying a small hotel to use as destination for American missionaries, college students and tourists.
Sad that the country has swiftly became the next drug smuggling go to spot but people there just trying to survive like the rest of the world. Billions of dollars flowing into the country but few them find their way to "regular" folks. Hope to return some day but not looking good. Remember, "Stones of Ica".
rick in Tennessee.
Most smuggling and manufacture occurs in Colombia, Equador, Central America and Mexico. There is some smuggling etc in Peru but not at the extent as claimed in this documentary.
@Answersonapostcard Well, I've worked in all of them but can't claim to know the extent of production in each one BUT seems to be a definite uptick in volume in Peru. Perhaps we were just inefficient in our search efforts. Thanks for reading and taking the time to reply.
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Well I figured out this is from 2008, 54:08 Los Reyes de la Pista, that show aired in 2008 presented by Gisela Valcárcel.
there’s a word they say twice I don’t understand 10:41 and 10:53 it sounds like “cult chance”. What is it? thanks
"colchón" = "mattress"
@ thank you
This narrator is awesome.
So you like the gay stuff? Ypu see it? Thinknyoure bein sneaky?
Great documentary
I like the Narrator
he is awsome❤
Calm capital? Trust me. Lived there and it is anything from Calm.
Depends where you live
In general it is not calm. a few districts in Lima, miraflores, barranco, san isidro etc maybe@@leonel2009ish
honestly this one seems chill compared to alot of other prisons, just that conditions are a bit mehh and overcrowded, but seems like just a shanty town community or something
First guy that got caught was obviously an actor to make the airport look good 😂
Yes it was too absurd 😂
Heartwarming listening to the French lad continue to do drugs and leach off his family.
EDIT after watching the whole programme : This lowlife leaches and damages everyone he comes into contact with
Yes, I would like to know how quick he ditched that gullible Peruvian woman after he was freed, lol.
yeah but... he makes a mean British shepherd's pie.
@@DeeDeeM88I bet he dumped her the second he was free. She was never going to Europe.
@@elitedavidhorne8494 EVER, should have just saved her money.
I’m moving to Peru
La cárcel de hombre del Callao es SARITA COLONIA y la de mujeres de Chorrillos es SANTA MÓNICA