Life in Prison: California Medical Facility
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- Опубліковано 7 січ 2010
- Aging, infirm and ill inmates are housed at California Medical Facility, a prison in Vacaville, California. It also has a hospice unit for terminally ill inmates.
www.kpbs.org/prisons
Edmund Kemper is there
I was very young when i dated someone who had been serving time here. He was manipulative, abusive, violated his parole constantly.
I have nightmares still decades later. Much damage can be inflicted with words.
Con man
@@drewgrows7765 yup
Why was he there in that facility? if you don't mind me asking.. I have a pen pal who's there....
@@evagonzalez7777 in prison or where I met him?
He said he saw Charles Manson in there once. And they locked eyes for a second. Creeped him out.
He served 3 yrs 8 mos got attempted M*rder and possession. He told me he "beat up" a woman and a man. He was let out early.
What I now know about levels of crime, attempted M is only that because the person survived. He never detailed what exactly their injuries were.
It terrifies me now. I saw him throw his cat out the 3rd floor window and I couldn't run there fast enough to stop him.
Later, he dangled me out the same window only holding me with a hand under each armpit. I thought for sure I was done.
He had me so beaten down I just wanted it to end. So I told him go ahead and drop me. Waited what seemed like an eternity and he pulled me back inside. And so my abuse continued.
He told me his IQ was 124 and he could talk circles around the psychiatrists. Said Vacaville is where they put the crazies.
Question here. They talk about how expensive it is to care for older criminals in prison and how they pose no threat to society and so on, but if they are released under some "compassionate release" or "medical release" program, they would still have to be cared for on the outside. Is that any cheaper than caring for them in prison? If not, this whole concept makes no fiscal sense in the first place.
People should not be released just because they are old and physically ill.
No
Wat
Who cares how old a criminal is, their victims didn't have a say so why should they
Even as a retired Cop, I know that Sentencing Reform is truly needed.
I know you're right, but when they are sentenced to life don't you think it should be life?
They picked a guy that looks like Hannibal Lecter to give advice?
Lmfaooo
I was at CMF from 80 to 84 before transferring to SQ. First FL. As a worker. L wing then P. CMF was a cool place to do time. Lots of killers going through the physic screening before going to parole hearing. I meet Manson. Camper. Rick Stevens. Onion field killers. Budda. That was many moons ago. I never look back since. 3 decades plus now. Union electrician.
Did you ever get to meet kemper?
@@alexlatus6850 yes. He doesn't bother no body. He's a big guy.
@@pgdog888 WOW
Any stories you have???
I understand you need to keep stuff confidential
@@alexlatus6850 Manson is a very bright and love childrens and a very good guitar player. He live in W wing. The security housing but let out 8 to 3 to work in the chapel. Kick it with at times. The onion field killers are punks who snitch. CDC allow females to work on the GP in 82. 6 came through. 3 married convicts. 1 got caught selling sex.
Oh damn
Do you also have any stories about ed kemper?
Richard Lauranzano is serving a 50-year sentence for seven counts
of sexual offenses against children and murder. He is currently being
treated for a heart condition and was treated in prison for stage four,
non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma. His cancer is now in remission. (Jan. 5, 2010,
Angela Carone/KPBS). He has an artificial heart that keeps him alive at the cost of millions to tax payers. He believes he should be paroled!
artificial hearts do not cost millions
litewrkr1 artificial heart costing millions? No. If he has an artificial heart, there’s nothing to worry about since he won’t live more than a few years. Artificial hearts are not permanent and can’t sustain anyone long term. I believe the record is 4.5 years.
You people really defending a pedophile. ???
estimates range from a low of $100,000 to a high of $300,000 per patient in the initial year. Assuming a five-year, 51% survival and an initial cost of $100,000, total program costs in the fifth year are projected to be $1.3 billion for a pool of 12,000 patients, and $3.8 billion for 32,500 patients.
I like that gay rap at the beginning
they deserve to be there
An old friend of my brother's is now serving time in this prison, I'm not exactly sure what he's charged with
Is he out ?
I don't want to give out his name here on UA-cam and I'm not sure if I'm able to email you through your UA-cam profile or not
Charles Manson home.
These prisoners should not be trusted! Keep them in prison and make them pay for their crimes!
No
Uh, no. Life is already hell already mate, we are always paying just to live. Mass hysteria and laws that prevent rehabilitation leads to a dysfunctional system in my 1st amendment opinion privilege
They are criminal leave them in prison.
*FREE JOHN KENNEY*
How is he innocent?
@@yahwehsdaughter8438 Thank you for asking. Please check out channel.
He was wrongfully convicted in 2008. In January the previous year his neighbors attacked him with a sledgehammer. The 911 call in particular proves that he is innocent and that they attacked him the way he described.
@@yahwehsdaughter8438 Are you familiar with the case?
@@freejohnkenney1640 late last night I did some research and could see how some would think he is innocent
@@yahwehsdaughter8438 Great. He is actually. She hits him in the head and is subsequently pushed away (he says she scream like if she was being attacked and that he pushed her away... listen to the 911 call on our channel, there is a short aggressive scream and then two more ouch-like sound, ie. it happened this way), next second her husband rams him with the sledgehammer. He had no choice to defend himself. Further on this, which has not been made public, is that she comes at him with clenched fist the second after her husband is shot. Forensics showed that she has one arm raised, prosecution made up a story that she had her hands up - not true. Everything Kenney says happen fits with both the 911 call as well as forensics.
Have a nice day/evening, wherever you are.
We want to make people aware of this case.
@chrissline77 True shit...eye for an eye, life for a life `\_(' ')_/ oh well