The first time I went to England I was so impressed by the courtesy of everyone I met! Have been back several times and continue to be impressed. As a matter of fact I have been to many different places and the most courteous people are the English and the Japanese. I came back from Japan bowing to everyone 😊.
@@patwats8860 that made me laugh because I am Australian and came back from Japan in the same way ..i also lived in England for a year and completely agree about their welcoming , beautiful manners ..of course not everyone ..but the majority of people who i met were lovely
The prosecutor who called Sarah Pender a “female Charles Manson” now says she should be free. They used a supposed confession letter against her in court that was supplied by the actual k*ller and forged by his cellmate. They’ve both taken responsibility, the bf for the shooting and the cellmate for the forgery. A student group from Georgetown University is now trying to get Sarah Pender freed or a new trial. She bought the gun, she helped dispose of the bodies and she escaped. She wasn’t a “mastermind” and she’s not half as intelligent as the prison system thinks she is, either that or she’s having those fugue-type seizures. Her 5 years of college is most likely from a bible college correspondence course while in solitary. This documentary must have embarrassed that prison-not long after Sir Trevor’s visit she was finally released from solitary. She did 1870 days in solitary for escape.
I just wish he would have sat down to talk to the ones sitting. It created an odd dynamic having them looking up at him. Maybe it was safety instructions, I don´t know, but to me it came across as rude.
Frankly I'm a little shocked that the mother who killed her baby, after abusing her other two...is being let out. He was the most defenseless precious baby, and that DOES make her responsible, and she should serve life for that.
A system puts a child into an environment where she is severely abused...to the point where she is SO desperate she sets a fire...and then she is punished for the fact that the system failed her when it was suppose to protect her...what kind of law is this??? Was her abuse even taken into account? 😮
I know! It's astaunishing. And she got burned herself even trying to rescue the victims. I'm not from the USA by the way. But I can not imagine putting a CHILD in prison FOR LIFE without treatment possibilities. I'ts wrong on so many levels. This has nothing to do with serving justice and has nothing to do with protecting society from potential harm.
why would she be different than the male Convicts in Clinton , NY who used the female? Convicts are manipulative. They find that vulnerable spot and use it. It doesn't make what the Guard did any less actually it makes him look even dumber.
The US prison system sets people up for failure. That one girl violated probation because she had no transport, but was clean from drugs was sent back to prison because of that. How rediculous USA
This is for like 2013. I don’t think they have the same rules anymore. This is from 11 years ago this episode FYI I was hoping it was a new one but it’s from 2013. I’ve already seen this.
@@mishyd802 yes, they do still have the same rules. Now there may be more to the story. And some POs may be more willing to work with them. But if you’re supposed to report and don’t, you absolutely can go back to prison for that.
Nobody is rehabilitated in American prisons. Not for any crime. That's ridiculous to think of the American penal system as anything more than punitive. Criminals get arrested and become better at their crimes or learn new ones in prison. Period.
Cindy White’s story breaks my heart both for the victims and for her. She was clearly mentally unstable at the time. It sounds like she sets a great example for other women who follow the rules and get out. I just wish she had the chance to get out too.
Ps I don’t like how the guard said “ Sarah preyed on this officer “ - uhhhh he preyed on her too- he was bringing in contraband lol - he was a guard. Inmates can’t consent even if they do consent..
Love how self evident these monsters are in laughing about their crimes. They undoubtedly need to be there many many more years, until (if capable) proving their repentance & remorse!
I can understand what you mean. I wish that they had help with therapist and counselors to help them learn how to be a productive member of society when they do come out.
Sir Trevor McDonald is a consummate professional. How refreshing. Any chance we could get Piers Morgan to watch and see what professional journalism looks like?
So...a 16 year old child is getting lifesentence because she started a fire in order to escape the abuse she had to endure. Then, she tried to resue the victims while getting burned herself, but it was already too late. It's astaunishing! I'm not from the USA. But I can not imagine putting a CHILD in prison FOR LIFE, instead of giving her traumatherapy, while at the same time making her see the consequences of her action wich she (remember this) committed when she was only a child in danger. This is wrong on so many levels! This has nothing to do with serving justice and has nothing to do with protecting society from potential harm.
@@fullthrottlemaxrpm You're right. Six lifes ended, I agree. But it was not her intention to kill anyone, not even one person, and because she was a child, her brain could not oversee the consequences of her action. Every childs brain is undeveloped! Let alone the brain of a child who is ALSO being abused and traumatised. So I feel we have to take that in consideration. And I feel as adults, we also have to take responsibility for our fails to keep this kid protected and to prevent kids from doing things with fatal outcome.
@StAlphonsusHasAPosse if you watch her mannerisms every time she talks, the way she holds her mouth, which you say looks like a smile, is her base line. It definitely doesn't appear as if she's smiling out of joy.
I just wrote the same thing. I don’t think she feels remorse like normal people do…. Just my assumption based on my intuition about the way she smiled and moved.
It’s wonderful that new mothers and their babies get longer to bond. Hopefully, that will help foster rehabilitation of the mothers, and better attachment, and healthier futures for the children.🤞🏻
Then we would all be wondering all day why they did what they did. A lot of criminals come from broken homes and are victims of abuse, or suffer severe mental illness (including addiction.) Not saying they should release them, but there is some explanations of why some people end up doing horrible things.
I believe the woman who hid out of 35 years was an exception to a typical murderer. I usually am for the death penalty, but in her case, if it were up to me I'd let her go ahead and live out the rest of her life out if jail. She very obviously turned her life around very much for the good.
This makes me very sad. Lives wasted after hurting or killing other lives. Families broken and suffering from acts of others. Where does it end? I suppose we'll all find out in the end.
Manipulating someone for an advantage or escape is the first thing you can possibly expect as a guard she played let's call it the "female card" that's pretty classic and he fell for it i think she's held too high.
She bothered me because she downplayed the fire she set and blamed her family for sexually abusing her. She never ONCE said that what she did hurt many, many people. She thinks she is the victim.
So I understand she needs to be punished, so oh, the poor guard, please? He was enjoying himself, I am sure. Keeping her in a cage is like a bird in a cage. If you leave it open, they will fly away? It is common sense.😢
25 year frontline cop - I see the victims . Victims are not shown in this puff piece. Tougher prisons are needed and more of them . Criminals generally don’t get rehabilitated
Trevor is very respectful. However those in prison deserve their punishment. I hate the I statements from prisoner. They play with everyone, they know no better.
I totally agree with you. The documentary never discusses justice being served nor the victims of these crimes. Plus, the woman who killed her baby and sexually abused others is getting out after 15 years? How disgraceful!
Everyone has a story in prison. Don't be sucked into their delusions. Most deserve to be there. Women are every bit capable of committing crimes as men.
Mothers in prison are a disgrace. I can’t imagine doing anything that would take me away from my children period. I’m very curious about the escapee!!!
@loribrooks5284 , they made a movie about Sarah Pender. "They made me do it." I actually worked at IWP when they brought her back. I was an RN there. The movie isn't very real, but interesting. It's on TH-cam.
@@loribrooks5284 Some people get in unexpected situations. In the moment they may even feel that they're doing what's best for their kids. My sister was convicted of a felony I know 100% that she didn't do. Two people lied on the stand.
@jacquelynjohnson4693 Laughter can be a trauma response. Acts of violence are traumatic. It makes sense that someone could laugh about it, but not be able to control that type of response. They could be devastated about what happened, but not be able to articulate that in an expected or "normal" way.
@@tallisonrausch5719 I'm doing great! Thanks for asking! It was a little bumpy at 1st, but the best thing I could have done, was cut off my old crew, and alcohol! I haven't been in ANY trouble in over 10 years and just about eligible to get my background expunged
As human beings it's impossible not to feel sympathy for these people. Most seem like people you may befriend. But the fact is most of these criminals are manipulators and prey on the good will of people who trusted them. All of these documentaries should include interviews with their victims, or at least detailed accounts of their crimes, but that's never a part of any of this.
Our sentencing is horrible. Solitary confinement is not the answer for behavioral issues!! Rehabilitation, school, job training. Someone getting out after 20 years clueless to world today and needs that necessary help to integrate back into society. We are setting them up for failure.
25 year cop / detective You have not encountered the real world You clearly have never seen a murdered body / child / baby /robbery victim . They don’t ask to be part of the criminal justice system , but these woman do Zero compassion for these criminals . Prison is for retribution and deterrence Rehabilitation……. Please, 95% of serious offenders are repeat , despite the rehabilitation attempts . Thus I’m over rehabilitation. I protect / care for the victim Please step in the real world
I dont understand that when some of these women talk about what they have done, they smile. That worries me, as I dont really know if they have been Rehabilitated. But who knows.
@@leanegebauer38 Nervous laughter may be your brain’s way of dealing with negative emotions or events. Most prisoners have emotional regulation issues. Not an excuse just an explanation
That first chick seemed like a bad manipulative woman see how she acted like a little girl giggling and laughing about her crimes. She how crazy people are now
that first chick was so proud of her escape & honestly I would be too if I were her. that's not easy to do at all. takes a lot of grooming & seducing that officer & not just any CO but making sure you find the RIGHT CO so you know you're not wasting your time with him for nothing & they gotta be willing to risk everything for you too. that CO is just as bold as she was.
Dude he was bringing in contraband. She didn’t seduce him. He was corrupt and did it for money. Ctfu Also prisoners can’t consent because of the power difference. So no
It’s like another world. Many of these people are very much at home in this environment. It’s the level of social ability that these individuals have. I think some of them are content here.
The older lady that’s been in prison since 1974 deserves to be out! She tried to escape from abuse & caused a fire & thought the 6 ppl that were inside could get out but died from the fire. That’s wild!! Really sad she’s got life.
Sir Trevor is such a class act. Always respectful, kind, and calm. What a refreshing change to have him around.
@@katscratchfever3506 I agree 💯
100 percent
100 per
As a mother I can't even
Nope nope
Sick
By class act you mean, sold his soul to the devil, than sure!
I love how calm and polite Trevor McDonald is with every single person here
ultimate Englishman
The first time I went to England I was so impressed by the courtesy of everyone I met! Have been back several times and continue to be impressed. As a matter of fact I have been to many different places and the most courteous people are the English and the Japanese. I came back from Japan bowing to everyone 😊.
@@patwats8860 that made me laugh because I am Australian and came back from Japan in the same way ..i also lived in England for a year and completely agree about their welcoming , beautiful manners ..of course not everyone ..but the majority of people who i met were lovely
Because he's an actor of MASONS GOT I T 🫵✌️💩
@@Schneiderleslie he is supposed to be or they won't let him in.
No woman who unalives her child should ever be allowed out.
people have abortions everyday. they all walk free.
Same with pedos
The prosecutor who called Sarah Pender a “female Charles Manson” now says she should be free. They used a supposed confession letter against her in court that was supplied by the actual k*ller and forged by his cellmate. They’ve both taken responsibility, the bf for the shooting and the cellmate for the forgery. A student group from Georgetown University is now trying to get Sarah Pender freed or a new trial. She bought the gun, she helped dispose of the bodies and she escaped. She wasn’t a “mastermind” and she’s not half as intelligent as the prison system thinks she is, either that or she’s having those fugue-type seizures. Her 5 years of college is most likely from a bible college correspondence course while in solitary. This documentary must have embarrassed that prison-not long after Sir Trevor’s visit she was finally released from solitary. She did 1870 days in solitary for escape.
Trevor is such a gem of a person and and the standard for which journalism should strive to achieve and maintain.
Sir Trevor McDonald is the benchmark when it comes to making a documentary. Approach the case without prejudice and always with respect.
I just wish he would have sat down to talk to the ones sitting. It created an odd dynamic having them looking up at him. Maybe it was safety instructions, I don´t know, but to me it came across as rude.
Yesss!! Love him
But he still gets a little jab in here and there. I like that.
I like how the one woman who is getting out soon refers to it as choices and not mistakes
She manipulated him…. Right. 🙄 Heaven forbid we hold law enforcement accountable
Right! He knew EXACTLY what he was doing and he knew it was wrong!
She's trying to down play the involvement of jail staff. It's her job but I agree. You don't make excuses for that type behavior
@@kaybee187 or she is just manipulative
well he went to jail for 7 years which means he was held accountable.
He was no victim!
Frankly I'm a little shocked that the mother who killed her baby, after abusing her other two...is being let out. He was the most defenseless precious baby, and that DOES make her responsible, and she should serve life for that.
This interviewer is the gold standard in dignity. ❤
FYI, he is Sir Trevor McDonald, and yes, he is marvelous.
A system puts a child into an environment where she is severely abused...to the point where she is SO desperate she sets a fire...and then she is punished for the fact that the system failed her when it was suppose to protect her...what kind of law is this??? Was her abuse even taken into account? 😮
I agree! I wish she could get a retrial
We in the USA are still so ignorant about cause/effect- we go straight to band-aids. How's that working for us.
I know! It's astaunishing. And she got burned herself even trying to rescue the victims.
I'm not from the USA by the way. But I can not imagine putting a CHILD in prison FOR LIFE without treatment possibilities. I'ts wrong on so many levels. This has nothing to do with serving justice and has nothing to do with protecting society from potential harm.
What's more upsetting is that there is EVIDENCE of her trying to save her abusers life. She really only was trying to create a diversion.
This is in Indiana. That explains everything
Not a single inmate expressed any concern for their victims. Including the last one who killed her baby.
Dawn the baby killer is from my county, and I remember this case! They should of gave her Death row
She had serious postpartum depression. She was clearly ill. Why did her psychologist not ACT???
@@melanytodd2929 so you diagnose her and blame society…. Ok….
@pauljohansen8043 it's sad you can't be open to a conversation about a very real issue
She makes me sick. Evil.
She manipulated him but yet he was the one in the position of power AND only got 7 years. Stop it with that 🙄
That officer set his bars way low with that one...
THANK YOU!
AGREED!
why would she be different than the male Convicts in Clinton , NY who used the female? Convicts are manipulative. They find that vulnerable spot and use it. It doesn't make what the Guard did any less actually it makes him look even dumber.
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The US prison system sets people up for failure. That one girl violated probation because she had no transport, but was clean from drugs was sent back to prison because of that. How rediculous USA
This is for like 2013. I don’t think they have the same rules anymore. This is from 11 years ago this episode FYI I was hoping it was a new one but it’s from 2013. I’ve already seen this.
That was an excuse. She wasn't going to pass a drug test I am sure!
@@mishyd802 yes, they do still have the same rules. Now there may be more to the story. And some POs may be more willing to work with them. But if you’re supposed to report and don’t, you absolutely can go back to prison for that.
@@ridingtheroad185mind reader??🤡
Nobody is rehabilitated in American prisons. Not for any crime. That's ridiculous to think of the American penal system as anything more than punitive. Criminals get arrested and become better at their crimes or learn new ones in prison. Period.
The woman who lost her kids because of abuse and then killed her 3 month old, should be given the chair
Trevor is a world treasure, such a pleasure to watch his shows
Sir Trevor McDonald delivers masterclass story telling with empathy and excellence. And OMG this is heartbreaking.
Could you imagine coming out of prison after 20yrs and next thing is cv19 pandemic 😳
Cindy White’s story breaks my heart both for the victims and for her. She was clearly mentally unstable at the time. It sounds like she sets a great example for other women who follow the rules and get out. I just wish she had the chance to get out too.
She was mentally unstable. Before living with the family she killed she was in a mental institution.
Yet they let a baby killer walk free
What an amazing, pleasant, respectful easy-on-the-ears human Mr. McDonald is. 😊
Trevor is such a kind gentleman.
The woman who killed her baby gave me the creeps. I’m sorry.
I hate how they’re portraying the male officer. He’s not a victim.
Exactly he knew what he was doing and he knew it was WRONG!
@@tinamarie1948 💯
It's not so black and white. Depends on which side I am on
Exactly
but you know if the roles were reversed youd be calling the female officer a victim. men are allowed to play dumb too.
One of the best docus on YT
It sure was.
Ps I don’t like how the guard said “ Sarah preyed on this officer “ - uhhhh he preyed on her too- he was bringing in contraband lol - he was a guard. Inmates can’t consent even if they do consent..
I feel for the children of these convicts.
It was heartbreaking to see those babies.
So sad 😢
The woman who's been abused and has been in since a teenager for setting the fire should be released 😢 my heart breaks for her.
@@phillybillsgirl78 I thought the exact same! It wasn’t on purpose so it’s manslaughter not murder. And she is clearly repentant!
Damn excited when i saw new post but already saw this video.
Yeah me too lol this episode is 11 years old
Love how self evident these monsters are in laughing about their crimes. They undoubtedly need to be there many many more years, until (if capable) proving their repentance & remorse!
I can understand what you mean. I wish that they had help with therapist and counselors to help them learn how to be a productive member of society when they do come out.
What a shame they never think about their kids until it is too late, Father and. Mothers were both in jail. What a life for a child ?😢
Seen this so many times it’s so old. I was hoping it was a new one 😢
a lot of these videos are really old ..it is disappointing when u realise u have seen them before
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@@tigerqueen9475 same
Same.
Same here
Trevor is such a pleasant person who treats people with respect.South Africa
Sir Trevor McDonald is a consummate professional. How refreshing. Any chance we could get Piers Morgan to watch and see what professional journalism looks like?
So...a 16 year old child is getting lifesentence because she started a fire in order to escape the abuse she had to endure. Then, she tried to resue the victims while getting burned herself, but it was already too late. It's astaunishing!
I'm not from the USA. But I can not imagine putting a CHILD in prison FOR LIFE, instead of giving her traumatherapy, while at the same time making her see the consequences of her action wich she (remember this) committed when she was only a child in danger.
This is wrong on so many levels! This has nothing to do with serving justice and has nothing to do with protecting society from potential harm.
She killed 6 people including children because she set fire to the house. I understand the sympathy towards her, but still… 6 people
@@fullthrottlemaxrpm You're right. Six lifes ended, I agree. But it was not her intention to kill anyone, not even one person, and because she was a child, her brain could not oversee the consequences of her action. Every childs brain is undeveloped! Let alone the brain of a child who is ALSO being abused and traumatised. So I feel we have to take that in consideration.
And I feel as adults, we also have to take responsibility for our fails to keep this kid protected and to prevent kids from doing things with fatal outcome.
What’s the timestamp
I missed this one?
Heart felt interviews. Thank you
Trevor McDonald is a real gentleman
The woman who killed her baby just couldn't keep from smiling while she talked about it. Creepy
@StAlphonsusHasAPosse if you watch her mannerisms every time she talks, the way she holds her mouth, which you say looks like a smile, is her base line. It definitely doesn't appear as if she's smiling out of joy.
I just wrote the same thing. I don’t think she feels remorse like normal people do…. Just my assumption based on my intuition about the way she smiled and moved.
I see no repentance in her, she doesn't seem like a normal person to me.
@@StAlphonsusHasAPosse she's a straight OG
Demon possessed
If your children aren’t motivation to stay out of prison, nothing is.
its funny that they „punish“ prisoners by locking them up to think about what they did. Isn’t that the whole point of going to prison?
Thank you for this documentary....very interesting 🤔
It's tragic that some of these women had kids.
It’s wonderful that new mothers and their babies get longer to bond. Hopefully, that will help foster rehabilitation of the mothers, and better attachment, and healthier futures for the children.🤞🏻
It doesn’t help anything. These moms come out and get right back on drugs and the kids go to foster care. I’ve seen it many times.
@@CarrieKrickovich it helps the children not to develop reactive attachment disorder, even if they are adopted out to other families.
I hate all these excuses as to why they are crappy humans.
Then we would all be wondering all day why they did what they did. A lot of criminals come from broken homes and are victims of abuse, or suffer severe mental illness (including addiction.) Not saying they should release them, but there is some explanations of why some people end up doing horrible things.
Notice she's still smiling about shooting someone in the face
I know right it's sickening
It sure is sickening and, stated she didn't care at the time but miraculously does now. 🤮
Yes, I could not believe that! She needs to stay there 30 yrs.!
She definitely don’t deserve to be out. She had zero remorse!
Kiana Ball SMILING talking about shooting that man in the face 5 min with her!
😂😂😂 He was so vulnerable..he was so weak..PAAALEASEEEEE
I believe the woman who hid out of 35 years was an exception to a typical murderer. I usually am for the death penalty, but in her case, if it were up to me I'd let her go ahead and live out the rest of her life out if jail. She very obviously turned her life around very much for the good.
Yet she killed people. Time has nothing to do with her crime.
That’s why it’s best we don’t let women make these sort of decisions.
Nothing personal to you Tammy.
Ah so people like you are the reason repeat offenders keep getting released
Well. Missouri executed an innocent man last month. Just saying. Another reason to not support the death penalty.
@@tammyliberty90prison is about punishment, yes but also rehabilitation. She was rehabilitated and not a danger to society.
first 7 minutes expose a corrupt prison guard, yet conveniently paints him as the victim !
Linda escaped and didn’t even have to change her name.
That is wild
Too smart, yet in prison she sits ...alone . Yes that's so smart🤦🏽♀️
Sir Trevor, is very classy, has empathy, compassion. Extremely intelligent, brilliant understanding of crimes, punishments and reasoning.
American prison is like an hotel compared to other countries
@@steverousseau9601 True, in Asia it is worst prison in the world, in 1 cell there’s 30 people-40people
Why are there male correction officers in a female prison? Seems totally inappropriate to me.
That double murderer laid it on thick... How fake.
This makes me very sad. Lives wasted after hurting or killing other lives. Families broken and suffering from acts of others. Where does it end? I suppose we'll all find out in the end.
Manipulating someone for an advantage or escape
is the first thing you can possibly expect as a guard she played let's call it the "female card"
that's pretty classic and he fell for it i think she's held too high.
Um no. He was bringing in contraband well before that. He’s no victim and he wasn’t manipulated. He did it all for money.
Started at San Quentin, finished at a women's place.
Incredible journey.
We can’t forget that they are prisoners, they are not victims, they are serving time and some of them for some heinous crimes..
I am subbed to this channel because of Trevor McDonald.
The arsonist/murderer Sara White is still alive in prison , she's 66 but in a wheelchair because she suffered some strokes. I googled her name
She bothered me because she downplayed the fire she set and blamed her family for sexually abusing her. She never ONCE said that what she did hurt many, many people. She thinks she is the victim.
9:57 “ha ha ha! I didn’t get caught for the other ones, fortunately.” 🤦♀️ embarrassing
Wow, thanks for sharing 😢❤
Enjoy Mr. McDonald's documentaries. A very gentle,carring and very well educated man..Thank you Sir. For sharing your stories 👏🏆
So I understand she needs to be punished, so oh, the poor guard, please? He was enjoying himself, I am sure. Keeping her in a cage is like a bird in a cage. If you leave it open, they will fly away? It is common sense.😢
Yeah I personally think it’s inhumane.
25 year frontline cop - I see the victims . Victims are not shown in this puff piece. Tougher prisons are needed and more of them .
Criminals generally don’t get rehabilitated
Agree with you.
Paula Macintosh passed away last year in june....
Trevor is very respectful. However those in prison deserve their punishment. I hate the I statements from prisoner. They play with everyone, they know no better.
I totally agree with you. The documentary never discusses justice being served nor the victims of these crimes. Plus, the woman who killed her baby and sexually abused others is getting out after 15 years? How disgraceful!
Trevor McDonald, you did a marvelous job with this documentary!
When Sara said “5 years of college” and not a complete degree, I knew exactly who she was. She’s guilty 100%
IMO, our prisons need to be modeled like the new prison in El Salvador.
Everyone has a story in prison. Don't be sucked into their delusions. Most deserve to be there. Women are every bit capable of committing crimes as men.
Oh cry me a river. Prison isn't supposed to be utopia! Whiny victims. Take responsiblity.
Mothers in prison are a disgrace. I can’t imagine doing anything that would take me away from my children period. I’m very curious about the escapee!!!
@loribrooks5284 , they made a movie about Sarah Pender. "They made me do it." I actually worked at IWP when they brought her back. I was an RN there. The movie isn't very real, but interesting. It's on TH-cam.
I have not done a lot of things because I have children... no we're not doing this or that..
Prison documentaries are fascinating!
@@loribrooks5284 Some people get in unexpected situations. In the moment they may even feel that they're doing what's best for their kids. My sister was convicted of a felony I know 100% that she didn't do. Two people lied on the stand.
EMPATHY
big prison-long sentences- huge business- huge powerful financial lobby-too many interests in keeping the huge incarceration rates
The laughter is creepy. WHO laughs about their crime.?
@jacquelynjohnson4693 Laughter can be a trauma response. Acts of violence are traumatic. It makes sense that someone could laugh about it, but not be able to control that type of response. They could be devastated about what happened, but not be able to articulate that in an expected or "normal" way.
Just saw this. Excellent show. Good work!
Luv this guy...does amazing work
I did almost 12 years straight, and ill be honest, my 1st week out, i couldn't sleep, or really eat! Definitely takes awhile to adapt
@@A.D.R.J.Coleman How are you doing now?
@@tallisonrausch5719 I'm doing great! Thanks for asking! It was a little bumpy at 1st, but the best thing I could have done, was cut off my old crew, and alcohol! I haven't been in ANY trouble in over 10 years and just about eligible to get my background expunged
Can I ask why
@@Questofthenight aggravated battery cause of death
Cindy Whites story is so upsetting. She should have never been arrested.
There is no cookie cutter way to treat prisoners. Every inmate is different
I love Trevor I love that he treats everyone with respect. Ultimate professional ❤
As human beings it's impossible not to feel sympathy for these people. Most seem like people you may befriend. But the fact is most of these criminals are manipulators and prey on the good will of people who trusted them. All of these documentaries should include interviews with their victims, or at least detailed accounts of their crimes, but that's never a part of any of this.
These women are there for a reason.. it’s a sad thing regardless..
Our sentencing is horrible. Solitary confinement is not the answer for behavioral issues!!
Rehabilitation, school, job training. Someone getting out after 20 years clueless to world today and needs that necessary help to integrate back into society. We are setting them up for failure.
25 year cop / detective
You have not encountered the real world
You clearly have never seen a murdered body / child / baby /robbery victim . They don’t ask to be part of the criminal justice system , but these woman do
Zero compassion for these criminals . Prison is for retribution and deterrence
Rehabilitation……. Please, 95% of serious offenders are repeat , despite the rehabilitation attempts . Thus I’m over rehabilitation. I protect / care for the victim
Please step in the real world
Addie's giggles make me uncomfortable
@@mollycorkle6628 yeah she come off real immature but she’s been in there for sometime so makes sense.
Sit Trevor Macdonald . OMW, what an amazing gentleman ❣️ Articulate, non-judgemental, above all KIND❤
Sarah getting 110 yrs for buying gun but the kianna who pulled the trigger in her crime gets 30?
Yeah, that’s a ridiculous sentence - if she can’t appeal, then surely a human rights lawyer could do something 🤔
I dont understand that when some of these women talk about what they have done, they smile. That worries me, as I dont really know if they have been Rehabilitated. But who knows.
@@leanegebauer38 Nervous laughter may be your brain’s way of dealing with negative emotions or events. Most prisoners have emotional regulation issues. Not an excuse just an explanation
Cyndi White deserves a Prerogative of Mercy by the President 🙏 my prayers
That first chick seemed like a bad manipulative woman see how she acted like a little girl giggling and laughing about her crimes. She how crazy people are now
This is old , I saw this years ago 😢
I don’t know why Addy was laughing at what she had done.
Terrible for the children of the mothers.
This journalist is on another level
that first chick was so proud of her escape & honestly I would be too if I were her. that's not easy to do at all. takes a lot of grooming & seducing that officer & not just any CO but making sure you find the RIGHT CO so you know you're not wasting your time with him for nothing & they gotta be willing to risk everything for you too. that CO is just as bold as she was.
Dude he was bringing in contraband. She didn’t seduce him. He was corrupt and did it for money. Ctfu
Also prisoners can’t consent because of the power difference. So no
That lady that killed her 3 month old baby shouldn’t get out wth
millions of abortions every year they shouldnt be free either yet here we are in society. women can kill babies.
Good video documentary 🙏💐🌺❤️👍
Wait 😂,what...the driver sara manipulated only got 8 yrs...not ♎ justice!
It’s like another world. Many of these people are very much at home in this environment. It’s the level of social ability that these individuals have. I think some of them are content here.
@@donnakreye8339 they have boundaries. It is secure. They can relax 🧘.
The older lady that’s been in prison since 1974 deserves to be out! She tried to escape from abuse & caused a fire & thought the 6 ppl that were inside could get out but died from the fire. That’s wild!! Really sad she’s got life.
Should have been charged for manslaughter if anything
@@ChristineTsetso yeah i think the charges probably shouldve been arson and involuntary manslaughter, assuming she was being honest
Addie is the scariest one of them all