WHAT IT’S LIKE LIVING ON DEATH ROW
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- Опубліковано 8 чер 2024
- In this video, we are talking about what it’s like to live on death row. The average stay on death row before execution is approximately 19 years. Inmates don’t know their execution date until 30 days before they are to be executed. They live in isolation, dark dirty, living conditions, and the constant anxiety of not knowing when they will be put to death.
I have never been sentenced to the death penalty, but I did stay in the same housing unit that was used for death row for decades at OSP, while it was being used for overflow for solitary confinement.
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In Japan, death row inmates dont know when their execution date is, so every morning could be their last.
I think it should be that way everywhere
I work at a female unit that houses our death row. It can be depressing working in there. So I can’t imagine being the person living on death row.
How long a day does max do? Here in Australia maximum inmates get 1-4 hours a day out of cell.
@@aussiedanjones I know in Florida death row, they get either morning dayroom or afternoon dayroom, and once a week, they get a full day of dayroom. Each half day is either 4-5 hours. That's Monday through Friday. Saturday and Sunday they are on lockdown.
First day trying to be sober. Its hard man. The videos help a lot, thank you for inspiring me to try and turn my life around
Thinking of ya. I hope that you have at least one support person around you.
Sending prayers, courage and love🙏💪💙
thank you!!@@colmodriscoll6883
stick to it bro i’m sober with you fuck the dope
How are you doing now? Hope you're staying strong man i know it isnt easy at all.
Just came across this, and I just wanted to say that I hope you're doing well! I was hooked on heroin for over a decade, and now I'm coming up on my four years clean. I just wanted to say that because, if someone like me can get clean, you got this! It is extremely difficult for the first while, I won't lie to you, but it is so, so worth it. I can't even tell you how much life has improved for me. Even going through an accident that left me disabled at the end of last year, I'm still much happier this way than I ever was when I was getting high. I hope you're doing well, and I hope that you can read this and get that little extra bit of hope and strength to get through it. If you ever need someone to talk to, I am a sponsor for NA, so please feel free to hit me up!
I appreciate the videos. I did 13 years and was looking at life without but plead a charge years prior down to a non strike so when I got sentenced I only had 2.
Life is hard right now and your videos keep me going because it reminds me how much worse it could be.
Thank you.
Hi, I’m a 58 year young lady and yes I have a beautiful granddaughter and 2 grown up sons in their 30’s.
I just wanted to say that I have been sat here at home, listening to you, and I didn’t even know that my jaw was hanging open because I was so interested in what you had to say. I live in the UK and find your channel so interesting and I learn a lot from you. You pull people into your stories , sometimes they are very funny, sometimes extremely interesting, and other times pretty scary. Thank you for sharing your story and your recovery from drugs. Twenty years being an addict is awful when you realise the years you have thrown away. But you are clean now and I’m so happy for you and Jax. I know your future is bright and full of possibilities. I’m sending you both love, health, wealth and happiness. Forward Spartan- never go back.
Regarding the long waiting period there are cases were a person was falsely accused only for it to be discovered years later, so I would think that is why
The way you say daily recovery, it helps reinforce to me that I’m always going to be in recovery. Everyone tells me that the voice that tells you to use never goes away, and you can’t give in for even a second or else you’ll fall all the way back down. It hurts real bad sometimes, but it helps to remember that I’m not recovered, I’m recovering. I’m in a process and that mean for all that things can get worse, they can get better too.
Hey JD, I was driving along listening to this and I had to pullover and comment.
What you were describing regarding the mental and physical damage that people on death row experience, instantly made me think of my best friends Mother.
This is exactly what i have had to witness from one of the most sweetest, kindest, funniest and loving Mum's I've ever known.
Except her reasons for experiencing this kind of damage to both her mental and physical health was different.
My best friend was brutally, heinously, tortured and murdered.
To this day, about 13yrs later her Mum has NEVER recovered. Not just the loss, but not even being able to recognise her own daughter at the morgue. It was only from a piece of jewellery she had on, that she could ID her.
I won't go into all the injuries she suffered, but here are a few......60 stab wounds to her head, her jaw was disconnected from her spine, ruptured spleen, lungs, beaten with a metal rod, A/C pulled off of a wall to be used to smash on her 110lbs, 5ft1in petite body, an iron heated up to press into her body, a fire to burn evidence.
As I said that was just a small list of what my dear, sweet friend suffered over a 1.5hr to 2hr attack.
Not to mention having to go to trial and see this stranger, who my sister was insulted by, as he smugly sat in the dock, with NO REMORSE.
Then he pled guilty. Which ppl automatically think is "sparing the victims family". Well for us it wasn't, we had prepared for months to face this murderer in court, and defend our beautiful girl.
In Australia, pleading guilty(the prosecution had a rock solid case, they didn't need or want a guilty plea. They had conclusive evidence, that would have easily secured us a guilty verdict.), automatically lessens your sentence. He didn't do it from a place of remorse, but to garner 4 years of his sentence.
At the end of trial, he was sentenced to 23yrs, minus 4yrs, knocking it down to 19yrs. So in 6yrs(or less for good behaviour), he will be free.
My friends parents will still be alive, her brother and all of her friends will have to live through another gut punch.
So I'm 💯 not into torturing ppl on death row for the sake of it, but WE must never forget the victims and the familys that continue to suffer way after a death, life, time in prison sentence.
Here's a link to a report about my friend.
Elsa Corp had her spinal cord severed by parolee David Patrick Clifford in ... www.news.com.au/national/victoria/courts-law/elsa-corp-had-her-spinal-cord-severed-by-parolee-david-patrick-clifford-in-psychotic-attack/news-story/49bbbb503225da4d9ce7c0e07af684f7
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RIP Elsa.
OMG Sis. That’s fucking horrific. I’m so sorry for your loss, and her family. To clarify, I don’t think people who treat others inhumanly deserve humane treatment. I just don’t see the point in keeping the trash around. End it. End it before we’ve invested hundreds of thousands into keeping them alive.
@@JdDelay5150 Thanks, bro. I appreciate that. I totally understand where you're coming from.
THB, if they brought back capital punishment in Oz, I wouldn't be mad.
Though my 2 biggest things I would want fixed is.
1. All crimes towards kids, women, disabled, elderly and innocent bystanders should be dealt a harsher sentence.. Also, as a society, we must accept that paedophilia isn't curable. Their has to be a zero tolerance towards these crimes. One minor having to experience the catastrophic damage of CSA is one child too many. It's guaranteed to affect a child in every aspect of their life moving forward. So, one strike and a paedophile should lose their ability to ever be a part of society again. Whether that means building segregated, isolated structures or the DP, IDK?? Though we all know a chomo doesn't statistically do it one time, get caught, does time, and never reoffends. It's time to stand up and protect our kids.
2. Most crimes involving drugs and/or mental health should be looked at individually. Decriminalising some elements of drugs could be a good way to intervene and create a point of contact for possible rehabilitation, education, and support. Imprisoning addicts/mentally ill will NEVER get to the crust on the issues.
More funding needs to go into stopping the war on drugs and healing those gripped by these issues.
I'm nowhere near having the solutions, but I wish the government had their priorities right, not their bank accounts🤷♀️
I'm so sorry for what your friend suffered, and the injustice of the sentencing. Do they not have the death penalty there? Why was this person given such a light sentence, when torture was involved? I'm so sorry to hear this outcome, and what her poor mother must endure, knowing her killer will one day be a free man. My heart goes out to you and her family. This truly breaks my heart.
@Weld24_CosmicKat Thank you. No, we don't have the death penalty in Australia. I honestly never understood how his sentence was so lenient.
Our legal system(like many others globally) needs a massive overhaul.
My friends parents sued the Victorian(a state in Australia ) corrections, as her murderer was on bail when this occurred. We found out he had breached his bail 3 times(the last breach being a home invasion, where he tied up and elderly couple and beat and robbed them). So technically, he should have been in custody. Had corrections done their job. My friend would not have been murdered by him.
The law(Elsa's Law) was changed, making the procedure when bail is breached, a smoother procedure.
The state was found liable, and the family received money. They started an orphanage in Africa for children who are raped and left pregnant, traumatised, discarded, medically injured, or unwanted by their families)
They continue to lobby the government for harsher sentencing, along with myself and many family and friends. It's a very tough thing to achieve, but to do nothing feels worse.
I pray that in my lifetime, I will see sentencing reflective of the crime.
Much love for commenting, I really appreciate it.💙🙏
@@Cynthiabecker24 That You and her family advocated for change that was brought about in the victim's name, is amazing, and that the monies were put to humanitarian use. A beautiful purpose out of a horrific circumstance.
Bless You and Elsa's family, for doing this on behalf of others, so they might not suffer similarly at the hands of violent, murderous criminals.
feeling that energy is more than seeing paranormal activity. ive never felt that, but god it sounds scary but interesting
Damn, your take on capital punishment is pretty intense. It's a difficult discussion to have for most. As always, keep up the great show.
Thank you! I never wanna see anyone suffer or die, but I just feel like there’s lines that once crossed, that’s a wrap.
Yeah I agree, in most prisoners cases the whole idea of rehabilitation in prison is a joke. Until we get some way of true reform of our prisons and prisoners, then I'm in favour of taking the most evil people out of society
@@JdDelay5150 its a good idea. problem is the justice system is *Heavily* flawed...like flawed to its core. there is something like 10% 15% of people on D.R who are innocent or suspected of being innocent. and they dont get that chance for a long time to prove that because those cases are never really closed. or if they are...ten plus years later new evidence pops up which reopens the case. in fact there have been a few cases where the criminal is put to death and a few years later new evidence is found and the person is cleared...too little too late. but thats the justice system. its not to fix people, its not to give out justice, its not to right the wrongs. thats gods job and his alone. human justice is meant to do protect the rich and control the poor.
I'm pretty sure it's cheaper to keep a person for life than to execute them, not sure about that it might be a myth. I am against the death penalty for many reasons
@@ricky5369that's true of the US but not true of other death penalty countries.
Very curious to see a short how military reacts to stolen Valor in prison
Me too. Hope he does it.
I have a friend from high school that is on death row in Florida. I keep watching for him to get a date. No joy yet.
It's amazing the things we are thankful for. I never went to prison, i did go to jail for a dui. Almost 21 years sober and I'm glad I'm not living the life i was. Keep up the good work.
I spent the night in jail for about the 5th time on 11/4/23, for DUI. Been sober since then.
Hey jd, appreciate your channel. I have been going thru substance abuse where when I was trying to get help and I didn't feel I had a lot of support, but I feel like support with your channel so I started going back to AA and I appreciate you. Thank you, no cap fr man
I hope you don't mind me commenting. Just wanted to take a minute to congratulate you. 🎉🎉I get JD, and his beautiful and supportive community gave you the encouragement to go back to AA, but YOU are the one that took that inspiration and acted on it.👏👏 I think you're a ROCKSTAR to get back into using the supports you know you need. I'm honestly so touched to read this. Keep coming back. Sending virtual hugs, love, and light to you, sweetie. Blessings from Melbourne Australia
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Damn. I thought he was just another meth head scamming people on UA-cam.
Much Respect for keeping it real JD. Wishing you the best of luck in your continued recovery.
Big Respect JD! Nothin but love for ya my man. You're vids have become a viewing staple. Keep up the great work man. Recovery is possible and people are capable of change. It's amazing on the other side. Cheers bruh💯💨💨🔥
Hey family! I appreciate you riding out so much! And Recovery is the absolute best! Life is so good these days! Huge love and respect!
Of course brother! Life is amazing. All the best dude🤙
@@JdDelay5150Hey bro if you get got I'd stand next and say bring it not many men left but your a real one stay up
colorado territorial correctional facility turned the old death row into an honor unit. those dudes were solid stand up guys who really earned their way into an honor cell. it was a good way to re-imagine death row cells.
Thank you for your compassion while explaining this subject.
Keep doing your thing brother killing it on these videos definitely one of my favourite in the prison genre 💯🫡🇨🇦
JD You are a better man than most despite your previous transgressions. I respect you and your videos are hopefully, in fact, leading to your full recovery and leave you some smoother sailing ahead. Thanks again, Bro.
Bro just recently started watching your vids but I appreciate the negative situations and actions but bring it back with positive reinforcement and message!
JD you are truly a gem. So much knowledge dropped. I pray for the community and that everyone keeps a clear head. We ain’t going to prison y’all.
What a crazy channel, I listen to it while I work.
Why cant it just be a quick 6 months then its time to go? Why let them sit there and waste money on for decades??
We waste money for decades, and it’s also super inhumane to the people sitting on the row. You cross certain lines, you ran out of time.
It’s the ez way out for them
@JdDelay5150 there has to be more too why they do that tho right delay? Like it literally dosnt make sense moraly or economicly to keep them alive for years at a time especially after their sentence
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It's the endless appeals process.
@@JdDelay5150*I agree*
what's up JD glad to c the good motivation n Inspiration u give to people keep up the good work
JD you do amazing work and you give me hope
Loving the consistent content bro. One love❤
Love your show Brother 🙏. Thank you 👊🏼🙏
Dude, that had to suck to be in Salem, that close to civilisation! My wife works for ODF, so we see those walls of OSP, and I've done IT work inside OSP.
Love your content and you stories. Can you do a series on how to get out of that crime life. Your information and inspiration is key!
Decent insight. Hope you enjoy recovery and success throughout your years, my dude.
Thank you, brother! Recovery is the greatest life that I’ve ever known! I am eternally grateful
Respect from San Jose, CA. Hope everything is going well with building your new house. Keep the great content coming - including your music. Rock on!
Jason! What’s up my brother! Hope your day is blessed!
In the late 90s I was in and out of OSP, as a writer. I did an article on the HIGHWALLERS. All inmates on the Highwallers team were lifers. They were never getting out. A lot were young. One guy grew up with NASCAR great Mark Martin.
It was a unique experience.
This is the best community I've ever seen JD keep up the work man
We're a family. We're glad you're here 💜🤗🇨🇦
Bro! I love you! Thank you so much for saying that! We are lucky to have you here!
Katt!!! Love you so much!
Honestly your vids new and old have been really helping. i wont lie sometimes i put you on your lives (i always miss them) to pass out to cuz honestly your voice and stories remind me of the men who saved me. Iron sharpens iron type dudes. By no means am i a tough guy im only 150lbs lol but i found your work and community when i was in a dark place due to the past and seeing the people here and yourself i feel safe again so thank you all sincerely💜💚💜
Great show
Like your drive, it’s easy to see you are going to go far in life. I’m an ole timer , when I was younger and wild they had a Chain Gang, local. My buddies that went there and us that went to see them. Learned really well, we didn’t want to go there.
You are an inspiration. In a time when a lot need to listen to you.
this dude reminds me a lot of joe from after prison show the way he tells stories and even kinda the way he sounds i hope you blow up bro ur vids r a blessing
You’re dead on with a lot of things! And people like you inspire me to be better I was a fuck up 99% of my life and couldn’t break the addiction cycle I’ve been sober 10 years in April and now have a 15 month old son who’s my world. I see people like you who are extremely successful and it gives me hope only difference I see is you never seemed to lose confidence in yourself and I’m jelous I will never understand how people who are always in trouble and being put down keep there head and self alesteem up. Without my son I don’t think I’d even be alive but I just want to at least be able to put great father on my stone and it not be a lie. Keep the great videos and success up jd!!!
Really enjoying your content fam
I love your channel and you make your videos so interesting and your knowledge is amazing!!!❤
Obviously you know we all love you and your content, but I wanted to let you know your setup is dope! Between that and your video structure you're easily my favorite channel for this type of content.
Keep these videos coming bro
I love u and u videos jd I have watched a lot u are the person I watch to rewind u just make really good content keep up the good work
Awe! Thank you so much! I’m glad you’re here! 🖤
@@JdDelay5150 u just made my day bro thank u so much
Anyone that beats addiction has my respect. I've never became an addict, but being musican for almost forty years, I've seen some rough cases. To anyone who needs it, my very best wishes for safe and continued sobriety.
I love how you communicate your message genuinely and honorably, i wish more people through the system find your services and stay clean and off those streetz
Thank you, Eric! I really appreciate you! One of my goals is to help people with reentry from prison so that they can find the same passion for Recovery and real life that I have! 🖤🤘🏻
I just watched your old music videos and the video where u say your passionate about recovery and I have to say how proud I am of you and that don’t meant a lot from a random (17 year old guy) but my dad never made it out of that life he lived and died by it
Nice work dawg! 🔥Very interesting video! Totally agree with the 1 trial and 1 appeal approach!
It just makes sense, bro. Having a string of appeals just waste everybody’s time and resources. For people who have already done irreparable damage to their community.
Just saw your SWU interview, very interesting!
I work for a DOC contractor in La. We work on the inmates kiosks, phones, wifi, and Android tablets.
We service every unit, dorm, cell block, etc.
Im in Deathrow at least twice a month, sometimes more.
Its an awkward situation and I usually wait for them to start a conversation. Ill greet them but never ask them how theyre doing. The conversation is usually about the tablet or the kiosk. I do my best to help them with their issues. Theyre usually happy to see us. Not always though.
Theyre let out once a day and usually get to shoot basketball if the weather is nice. Most are usually in good spirit. Idk how.
Im happy when I run into someone getting out. Truly happy for them.
Most that go to Angola die in Angola.
Theres some good people in there. And some of them absolutely belong there.
I visited the death chamber when I first started. It felt just like you imagine it would feel.
Tbh, Angola is the most chilled facility compared to the others here. It doesn't have all of the young trouble makers like the smaller facilities I work.
7000 inmates are held there. It wasnt always like it is now. A former warden turned the place around about a decade ago.
Its easy to get comfortable around them but, which isnt good. I have tool boxes with me at all times. I leave all judgement at home when I go to work. You have to.
I met the Bayou Strangler. Even worked in his tablet. He's not on Death Row, btw.
Look him up. He's a short chubby troll. You would look at jim and wonder how he did what he did.
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Hey bro, much respect, I also joined a Oregon gang..."5150"... amd I'm currently working on changing my life now on the outs. Thanks man for being real and putting inspiration and information out there like this. Keep inspiring bro it helps a lot
I never really minded going to seg, im not particularly social though. Gotta agree about the whole sensationalizing prison, i could tell you fun stories for 2-3 hours. Thats HOURS out of 15 years. Ain't no place to be. Keep doing good work man.
I rode my Harley along the coast of Oregon, and thru America on a long journey by myself. It was the best therapy. Nature is the best. Dude keep up the great work, we all need to hear a story like yours! Great motivation..
I ride my Harley and I feel like you do freedom .. but yet I have a bad habit
worked as a mental health clinician in the colorado system for 15 years and six of those years were done at Colorado state pen which is where they used to have death row and spent a decent amount of time chatting with dudes on death row.
I worked as a CO. We had some death row inmates pretty much 23 and 1. Because they didn’t want to go to lower yards kept assaulting. We had two pods for the lower death row. Their cells are per policy. On auto pilot we said. They won’t steal take extra food. Had the opportunity to work as porters and head to the kitchen at the end of the day to clean.
Ayyye bro, I know you wouldn't know about it personally, but I'd like to see a comparison on Mens VS Women's prison, maybe get a female convict on to give something first hand encounters!
I love that idea! And I’m pretty sure that I have a few good female friends that could help out with that!
Love this idea too.. has it happened yet? Im pretty new to the channel so still currently binge watching everything 😂 Jessica Kent would be a great 1.. Ive seen that you've already done a video with Jess but it was about traphouses i think.. would love to see another collab with you both. Much love and respect.
I would solve the problem of waiting years on death row by abolishing death row completely. The death penalty is and always has been very unfairly applied. Occasionally innocent people fall victim to it, even today.
First degree aggravated murder should carry a sentence of death in prison by _natural causes._
I love your ending song. I watch till the end everytime to hear it
Thank you so much! It means the world to me when people actually like my music! 🖤🤘🏻
I've never been to prison and have no plans to, but JD's honesty regarding the matter is enlightening.
I've done time, and if you're a glutton for wanting to live with the sorriest mfers that society can produce, you dont have to look very far in any direction in prison to find exactly that. Oh sure, there's plenty of real ass dudes like JD, but then there's the noisy, no give a shit, sorry asses.
Same and I agree!
I started watching your videos this past Saturday and I'm concerning my parents with all the prison facts I know 😁you literally make me wanna be a lawyer or something to do with law .Your amazing BTW
The needle is one of the worse way to execute a person. Mainly because no doctor or anyone who knows how to do it won't. Which mean unproffessionels do it and there has been case of this taking 8 hours before the prisoner died, because of incompentence. One guy was stabbed through the ballsack. Another one is that the ingestion has 3 compones 1 that paralyses you, 1 that put you to sleep (but rarely works) and the 3 stoppes your heart (but because the executioner can't help themself from stabben throung the blood vessel it just burns their muscles instead.
If you can choose your execution go with the firing sqaured as that is the most likely to not fail
Until this video I didn't know that was an option in the US.
I think its great your bringing awareness and the realness to people who think the highcrime life is worth it
I can't imagine going through that hell. Awful
If i ever needed help I'd want you by my side man. Hard to find people as real as you are
Btw loved the skits with graves😂 i need more
If you ever need help, I am right here, brother! And I also love working with Graves! Kind of a dream come true to have your kid work with you!
@@JdDelay5150 oh yeah. Your chemistry together is wholesome and funny. I appreciate that man , I really do. I'll always be here to support!
In March of 2023 I was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer. I had to come to terms with dying. To be ok with what I had done with my life at that time. I had about a month to do all this. I was going in for surgery to remove my primary tumor and test my lymph nodes to check if and how much the cancer had spread. Stanford restaged me at 2B. My cancer reoccurred 3 times. Every time I “got through it” I was mad. That sounds strange I know but think about it. I had prepared myself to die. I didn’t consider what would I do if I lived on. With the reoccurrences I will never be considered “cured.” My cancer technically has metastasized to other parts of my abdominal cavity. I get it. I understand the feeling of staring down the barrel of death knowing I will die but the question is when. I have been ok for 7 years but still going in every 6 month for scans to check for cancer. I feel comfortable while going through treatment. I’ve been stumbling through life after treatment trying to figure out how to readjust. I’m doing better with this. I still am ready. I’m not afraid to die. It’s not depression or suicidal tendencies but instead it’s acceptance. I had to face my own mortality.
11:15 That's because death row inmates are going through their appeals, which on average take about 20 years. Once all appeals have been exhausted, an executive figure-whether it's the Governor, the Secretary of Corrections, or a judicial authority like the Trial Court, Criminal Appellate Court, or even the State's Supreme Court-issues a writ known as an execution warrant or 'black warrant.' This warrant authorizes the execution for a specified date and time. You can check the DPIC to see pending death warrants or upcoming executions.
I knew someone who was a CO at a big boy facility, he mainly worked deathrow/PC/solitary and he said solitary was the scariest sketchiest areas because you could never know what to expect once someone had finally snapped. It's super inhumane and extremely unsafe situation for COs that had little-to-no deescalation and mental health training.
I just want to say awesome content! Being retired military, I always wondered what the similarities between basic training and prison were. I heard that judges will threaten military or prison. Thanks
I'm glad you found your way!!!
In states that don’t have a D penalty how are convicts sentenced to life housed? What’s their day to day?
Are they in general population or are they basically on D row without the D at the end?
I can respect the view that some people don't deserve to live because what they have done. However I'm against the death penalty because I don't think it's acceptable to wrongfully kill people 5% of the time. We have a history of racism in the justice system that proves we still have a long way to go.
Those are really valid points, and that is the conflict deal with every time I think about this subject.
Thanks man your a solid dude and I'm very proud of your sobriety 🙏.. im working on mine and its hard one of the hardest battles I've ever had in my life and i still haven't started day 1 yet and im not proud of myself at all
Good video, I really enjoyed it being in the UK. We don’t have execution so it’s very interesting to hear that actually happens😢
I just finished watching JD on “Soft white underbelly “ it was great to see how he turned his life around, but also is helping others. I hope I get to meet this dude and shake his hand, awesome job!
Just watched your video , about the paranormal experience, I definitely had a experience in a old Australian prison 💯🙏
I was in a work program and we had to go to an old prison and clean it out and it was filled with blind spots where you knew stuff just went down. It was creepy in the daytime!!!
Hey JD, I have a question for you.....is JD short for something? I love the content keep it up bro 🧡
Yeah, it stands for Jeremy Daniel.
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Yes! JDD is my initials and it is also my wife’s initials!
@@JdDelay5150 omg that's an awesome coinkidink, love ur content man
isolation / solitary confinement has been literally not allowed in most cases in international law and yet... prisoners are regularly thrown in there for way longer than safe. no fucking wonder ppl come out of it angry. i'm so glad to hear more ppl acknowledge it as torture and not just "it's what they deserve for being criminals"
Hey JD. I was wondering what are your thought on "dry snitching". Like if your boss asks your team who did something that's against policy and only you and one other person work on that task and you say it wasn't you. People say that's " dry switching" as that indirectly say it was the other person. But in that case what is the proper way to handle that? Take the blame for something you didn't do? What if the boss says if nobody takes ownership they will punish the whole team?
P.s. in these scenarios the boss is directly asking each person who did it as a direct question not a question to the team as a whole. So it's weird to not respond to a direct question from your boss.
Thank you jddelay 5150
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I heard that the $40 cap on the last meal came about after an inmate ordered up a big feast and than didn't feel hungry and didn't eat any of it.
There's always one lol
I'm a bit late to the party, but congrats on 300K subscribers!
Thank you, family!
I really enjoy your content, and always try to watch episodes. Ive been trying though, to limit my UA-cam time, i can get engrossed in watching to the point of neglecting all else, now that i don't have any really structured time. Have you ever done an episode on the fare they feed you in prison. I am curious to know what the nature of the foodstuffs they feed you is. I heard most comes from donations, or sometimes what is grown at lower security facilities. I believe at Orange County, Ca, where i was housed at the women's jail, a lot of food came from the honor farm. At least that's what i was told by other inmates there.
The first full video I watched heaps of shorts and U always make me laugh even though it's not a funny subject agree with everything you said some people just need the green neadle straight up forfet there right to live peace and love lloydy
JD I'm just gonna say this, I may disagree with you in some situations but I still respect the hell out of you, Keep doing what you're doing.
Hey JD, could you do a video on Edp and what his stay in prison/jail would be like?
Hey my friend! I already did that!
Which video?
Found it.
God bless you brother
The worst of the worse in SeaTac were in the top floor. We could pick up and drop off them chow carts. Only one time did I see anyone cuz we went up there to gets the carts and one was getting off the other elevator. Man they freaked out, right now, body blocking the elevator and wall dragging said dude into the unit.
I’m so glad to join you family brother
You always give the facts in a very honest,direct way.I couldn’t agree with you more when it comes to your opinion on the death penalty.A lot of these people didn’t show any mercy to their victims,so why should they deserve any. Especially someone that hurts a child.I don’t feel like my tax dollars should go to keep these pieces of trash alive when they could resolve the issue from the get-go and put these scum bags down ASAP.Great video.I always look forward to your new content.I’ve told everyone I know to subscribe to your channel. You’re great at explaining the harsh realities of being locked up but you always find a way to put your own positive outlook into it.Keep up the great work brother.
This comment means a lot to me! I really appreciate you and you, being a part of this community and your support! And yeah, these people didn’t treat their victims with any type of humanity. So why should they be treated any differently?
Lovin that Jason !!!
As a recovering addict in sobriety, consequences didn't. Untill my first son came along. And having him grow up with bum father was the only one that shook me to get clean. 10 yrs later, still clean. Ty for your vids.
Man. I hear people’s opinions on the death penalty one way or the other, but being on death row in those types of circumstances has always seemed like pure torture man. Jesus. I agree with dude, one appeal and it’s time.
I agree with you. One appeal. I am impressed.
That was absolutely fascinating. I do feel deep pity for those who have to live in solidarity for decades. I'd rather just be put down quickly.
Found your videos a few weeks ago. I really dig 'em. I've never been to the pen, but I've knocked on the door a few times. I had a good public pretender that got my time on paper. While I probably know the answer to this question, consider how county is, but, do they provide counselling for death row/Ad?
JD keep on the right Path, you seem like a cool guy and wasting away in a cells isn't worth it
I love your content very informative and most of it is very funny! Thanks for the entertainment!
A person I know did some time at OSP, He referred to it as
“Prisneyland” Meaning it wasn’t as bad as other places,
Is that accurate info..?
Thank you for giving insight about prison, lord knows the fear of incarceration is what prevents me from acting out on my angry thoughts.
Thx for showing addicts still suffering that it's possible to have a life worth living... I appreciate you
Hey JD im a vet who is running into some legal troubles and was wondering if there was any way i could reach out to you and try to get some help