Soldiers of Aryan Culture: Utah's Most Brutal Prison Gang. (Updated with new footage and pictures)

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  • Опубліковано 19 чер 2024
  • Our last video got restricted, so we made a better version of it. The Soldiers of Aryan Culture is a skinhead gang that started in the late 90s and has spread throughout the federal prison system. The gang has been accused of domestic terror plots as well as multiple murders, attacks on prison guards, drug trafficking, and racketeering. Here's how they were able to outmaneuver guards at FCC Beaumont multiple times and pull off three brazen murders at the high security penitentiary.

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  • @brianbadonde9251
    @brianbadonde9251 5 місяців тому +96

    The fact that you have actual commentary, use the real pictures instead of random stock images and actually give the full facts makes this the best crimr channel on here. Ive gone through like 30 of your vids and i cant get enough lol

    • @KillerChronicles
      @KillerChronicles  5 місяців тому +10

      Thank you! Which one was your favorite?

    • @AirlineDrive713
      @AirlineDrive713 3 місяці тому +2

      @@KillerChronicles me personally? Was the one you did on Solid Wood Soldiers from Vidor TX. I know many of them and am very familiar with that situation. I have another group of people that I would like to see what you come up with !?

    • @brianbadonde9251
      @brianbadonde9251 3 місяці тому +2

      ​@@KillerChroniclessuper late reply but definitely the Woodie Norteno video

    • @extramedium3561
      @extramedium3561 2 місяці тому

      @@brianbadonde9251 i agree! ^^

    • @OrangeManGood2024
      @OrangeManGood2024 Місяць тому

      What's "crimr"?

  • @damianquinn5756
    @damianquinn5756 2 роки тому +1243

    Please do not say "HOME-icide" ever again

  • @funktownfreddie9278
    @funktownfreddie9278 Рік тому +709

    *I was in bloody Beaumont at that time on a 22-year and 6-month sentence. I remember all the violence and murders that happened in that period of time before it ended up closing down as a federal penitentiary and turning into an FCI. That prison was a nightmare at times and all the lockdowns, fights, and riots that happened affected me for the rest of my life in some type of way. I remember seeing my celly get stabbed 47 times for a violation over not paying a store debt of $35 and being flighted out in critical condition (he made it, fortunately). I made it through my sentence w/ no smut on my name and was released 22 years later (I lost a lot of good time) to society. I am now a father of two, a guidance counselor for a non-profit reentry program, and in some strange way changing lives for the better (I hope). Please be safe and do not fall into the traps of federal prison, they will get you for conspiracy and things you haven't even committed (evidence-wise) if you come into their radar. Be safe youngbloods.*

  • @edmundkempersdartboard173
    @edmundkempersdartboard173 2 роки тому +206

    They were tricked by "Snar's ruse of having to use the bathroom..."
    Truly a criminal mastermind. Those guards stood no chance against such an intellectual giant.

    • @ivanboesky1520
      @ivanboesky1520 2 роки тому +3

      LOL

    • @noweare1
      @noweare1 2 роки тому +4

      I love sarcasm

    • @KillerChronicles
      @KillerChronicles  2 роки тому +11

      That was funny.

    • @howiemandel5787
      @howiemandel5787 2 роки тому +8

      LMAO fr I had to rewind & rewatch thay part because I thought I missed something, must’ve been the same guards who were in charge of Epstein & fell asleep & let the cameras malfunction somehow too

    • @MrDeano-eu9rg
      @MrDeano-eu9rg 2 роки тому

      Well shit, they're the idiots that fell for it...

  • @MinhaFamiliaAQBJJ
    @MinhaFamiliaAQBJJ 2 роки тому +533

    Former CO here. I can honestly say I NEVER left my coworkers behind no matter how outnumbered we were. Made my stomach turn hearing this.

    • @MinhaFamiliaAQBJJ
      @MinhaFamiliaAQBJJ 2 роки тому +36

      @TangoSixteen animals can be tamed. These guys cannot. Especially when they're so institutionalized. They're very manipulative especially towards the rookie staff. After 8 years i learned to just shut myself off. I was in constant paranoia. We were always restraining inMates, OC spraying them, stopping fights, moving them around due to their gang BS, you name it. Maybe 3% were decent people. One kid i remember...his name was Bo Boodman....took the rap for his brother because his brother would have gotten YEARS because of his record. Wonderful kid full of potential. He got out and went to college. Hes got his own CBD business now. But anyways yes majority were animals and we were constantly fighting with them.

    • @Sonny84586
      @Sonny84586 2 роки тому +23

      I thought the exact same thing. It’s very cowardly, and disloyal, and I was completely disgusted.

    • @KirkLee1983
      @KirkLee1983 2 роки тому +8

      You COs are the issue corrupt as hell

    • @MinhaFamiliaAQBJJ
      @MinhaFamiliaAQBJJ 2 роки тому +12

      @@KirkLee1983 yeah there was alot of corruption. I was single back then so thankfully i didnt need the money. But them older guys were taking in cellphones, drugs, etc. As far as how i treated inmates. I would go by their motto. To get respect you got to give respect. So I never really had too much of an issue. Every now and then you had those that just did not care. But I can probably say that for those few years of my life I walk a straight line

    • @KirkLee1983
      @KirkLee1983 2 роки тому +2

      @@MinhaFamiliaAQBJJ well atleast you were not corrupt I appreciate that

  • @imansherman1766
    @imansherman1766 2 роки тому +203

    Two words. HELL. NO. The fear I got within the first two minutes was enough for me to make a vow to never put myself in no kinda position whatsoever to end up in a environment like that.

    • @verseessential
      @verseessential 2 роки тому +10

      Same here. I feel the same. I’ll rather be dead than be in an environment like that. It’s hell on earth literally.

    • @imansherman1766
      @imansherman1766 2 роки тому +4

      @@verseessential literally hell on earth !

    • @user-sh2mk8ew4c
      @user-sh2mk8ew4c 2 роки тому

      Oh female prison is totally different.
      As long as you like eating clams. 😂

    • @shadowsandspirtswithsantos6085
      @shadowsandspirtswithsantos6085 2 роки тому +13

      My brother in law is AB in Texas system. It’s funny how confused ppl get when we are doing normal shit in real world. I’m a 250lbs Hispanic. We are heavily tattooed, I’m pretty cholo looking. But inside is a different world. Outside we are family. It’s ironic his set kinda saved him. He’s off drugs, and takes pride himself now. It’s a balance that normal ppl won’t and shouldn’t understand. But we love each other and I’m glad he’s got structured. He’s been ordered to keep a job and stay off drugs when he gets out.

    • @imansherman1766
      @imansherman1766 2 роки тому +1

      @@shadowsandspirtswithsantos6085 I pray he sticks to it when he gets out !!! Kudos to him even surviving in such environment. I can’t imagine & not trying to lol ❤️ much love to you both !!

  • @jerryyay
    @jerryyay Рік тому +143

    The fact that so many people choose to live a life this way is just sad…. I couldn’t imagine spending life in prison with so much to experience in this world. Do everything you can to stay out. Do right at any cost.

    • @yankyruss7246
      @yankyruss7246 Рік тому +6

      That was probably your best joke yet :-)

    • @mattwarren5933
      @mattwarren5933 Рік тому +6

      Very low I q 's

    • @JohnnyXanax
      @JohnnyXanax Рік тому

      The life style of most of these "gangs" is just a ruse for a greater cause, run a profitable criminal enterprise. Sure, some are true believers, but use it to increase their man power, as whites are the minority inside most penitentiaries. People make mistakes and end up locked up, it is just the way it goes. Hopefully it won't be in a high custody facility. That i how this kind of shit happens.

    • @ModestMang
      @ModestMang Рік тому +13

      What is the deal with inmates….why be an INmate when you can be OUTmate….. lol

    • @yankyruss7246
      @yankyruss7246 Рік тому

      @@ModestMang 😜😆😂🤣

  • @jeffa8217
    @jeffa8217 11 місяців тому +54

    I did over 10 years in prison and I've been out 15 years and I'm just now starting to realize how mentally screwed up I am from those years in prison. When your there you except the way things are and you don't let all the violence bother you. Because you can't. But when I watch things like this I get feel trauma. Things I don't even remember feeling when I lived in that moment. But I feel them now. The older I get the more I realize how much damage prison did to me 😢

    • @watermelonheadiego
      @watermelonheadiego 10 місяців тому +1

      Do you feel like your anger/ emotional state was due to wanting to be a top dog/cool person / respected by the other men around you in your life like a way of like but in a way to be played? If that makes sense, I am just asking i mean no offense but I see dudes who get better moral standings over time and I see their past selves as a phase really

    • @johnhast1979
      @johnhast1979 9 місяців тому +7

      The quote “ This inhuman place makes human monsters. “ More or less describes prison in my opinion

    • @FaTBoYs_GaMInG_N_NoNsEnSe
      @FaTBoYs_GaMInG_N_NoNsEnSe 8 місяців тому

      Was it prison or all the crimes you committed to end up in prison to being with your people must have raped you pretty good

    • @stephmaccormick3195
      @stephmaccormick3195 8 місяців тому

      If you got 10yrs you've been mentally screwed before the prison, kiddo.

    • @FatherFirst
      @FatherFirst 5 місяців тому +1

      Same here brother

  • @derwolf3006
    @derwolf3006 2 роки тому +5

    Yes! I am always thrilled to watch your new vids.

  • @WhiteCheddar.
    @WhiteCheddar. 2 роки тому +214

    I dont understand how some people think the death penalty is off limits. It should be carried out within days of conviction with compelling evidence

    • @sulkoma
      @sulkoma 2 роки тому

      yeah its a waste of tax payer dollars to keep them alive
      they should also use those types of people & pedos etc. for testing rather than any animal testing anywhere in the world

    • @essaywhu
      @essaywhu 2 роки тому +4

      Well, some people are religious. That is one reason why they might be against the death penalty.

    • @damarekonayaro5781
      @damarekonayaro5781 2 роки тому +2

      Perhaps better to begin with what you are capable of understanding and build from there.

    • @WhiteCheddar.
      @WhiteCheddar. 2 роки тому +21

      @@damarekonayaro5781 my capabilities of understanding stop where common sense stops and ignorance begins. You purposely take someone's life, you dont deserve to live yours. End of story.

    • @urareknaw
      @urareknaw 2 роки тому +25

      Have a look at how many innocent men have been executed wrongfully. Look at the amount of “compelling evidence” is ignored by the prosecution. It goes both ways and it comes down to a mans life

  • @Fuhrious
    @Fuhrious 2 роки тому +11

    Wow. This channel is exactly what I was looking for. Absolutely top notch.

  • @VikVaughn101
    @VikVaughn101 Рік тому +5

    Your research is incredible! One of the best UA-cam channels, for sure. Thanks

  • @jonloftness5210
    @jonloftness5210 2 роки тому +377

    I retired in 2015 from Leavenworth, and while I enjoyed your video, I can say I do not miss these kinds of incidents. Few people will ever know how dangerous it is to work in a penitentiary. Few people can fathom the violence these truly apex predators can/will inflict on another. To witness a homicide and to hear the sounds of one would turn most peoples' stomachs.

    • @indolenthedonist
      @indolenthedonist 2 роки тому +17

      I cannot begin to comprehend the hatred that drives these cowardly barbaric savages to behave the way that they do. It's rather stating the obvious that to dismantle the gangs will reduce the violence.....it's a fine line though, no? While the inmates are preoccupied trying to harm one another they're far less likely to target the guards.

    • @jonloftness5210
      @jonloftness5210 2 роки тому +18

      @@indolenthedonist Short of locking every single prison (federal, state, private, & local) down for ever, it's impossible to dismantle gangs. In prison, it's all about the numbers, or being so ruthless, it substitutes for numbers. AB members at the ADX were able to communicate with AB members in Lewisburg (open at the time), ordering war with D.C. Locking inmates down then brings the wrath of human rights folks who believe it's torture. It's a no-win situation.

    • @indolenthedonist
      @indolenthedonist 2 роки тому +2

      @@jonloftness5210 I don't envy those that have to deal with these sort of lunatics every day, it must take a toll on people. It would be a living nightmare being unable to stop the psychos from slaughtering one another. It all just seems so very sad that there is such disregard for the sanctity of life, it would be demoralising just being tuned into that highly strung frequency each time that a shift was being worked.....it must be a relief for you to not have to cross that threshold every working day. Enjoy your retirement. You've been at the coalface so you know what you're talking about and if you can't see any way to make it better then there probably aren't any ways to do that, unless of course more punitive measures are embraced. But, as you say, the human rights campaigners would be triggered! The very irony of human rights would be lost on those campaigners when applied to those caught up in the 'gang culture',

    • @jonloftness5210
      @jonloftness5210 2 роки тому +16

      @@indolenthedonist Thank you for the kind words. The 1K yard stare applies to many who work in penitentiaries for sure. We created the ADX for convicts who killed or were so disruptive due to leadership roles, they needed to be isolated. The international human rights folks went nuts, saying we were torturing inmates. While most of the inmates thrive in isolation, we were slaughtered in the media. Society needs to pick their poison: possible mental health issues or a lot of body bags. Yes, I'm thankful to be out of that business.

    • @JustBeingMe__
      @JustBeingMe__ 2 роки тому

      How bad was it there? Primarily a military prison?

  • @GhostSal
    @GhostSal 2 роки тому +158

    It’s crazy, not just how víolent prison is but how corrupt the guards are. We hear about the corruption but nothing changes and it’s even worse than people want to admit. I talked with an x guard about a year ago who said he quit because he couldn’t be a part of how corrupt prisons are.

    • @blakes4469
      @blakes4469 2 роки тому +6

      Not all prisons are like this and not all guards are corrupt. A big issue is short staffing in prisons across the country. This leads prisons to hire less desirable applicants because they need people so bad. Prisons will hire kids right out of high school at 18 yrs old

    • @GhostSal
      @GhostSal 2 роки тому +3

      @@blakes4469 I certainly can’t say all are, I wouldn’t know that but I wouldn’t be surprised it it was a serious problem and under estimated.

    • @ThePeacePlant
      @ThePeacePlant 2 роки тому +7

      I got a call from a juvenile jail about a month ago and just the leading guy I talked to sounded like a back country hillbilly. I said no and never went to that interview. Those type of people always seem closed minded to me and I felt unsafe to work there. Might sound crazy to some but I truly believe it

    • @oliverpura9876
      @oliverpura9876 2 роки тому +2

      And they are 100 percent racist. You don't talk or look at someone not your color. The gangs definitely aren't interracial. Every violent thing done in prisons is either racial or over drugs.

    • @dragonfury7512
      @dragonfury7512 Рік тому

      The Hells Angels and the Bloods are planning to eradicate the Aryan Brotherhood, the Nazi Lowriders and the White Boy Posse by summer 2023 by taking out their hierarchy, high ranked and leaders to make their main ally the Bloods have less rivals so growing faster. I have access to informations from high ranked Hells Angels and Bloods. They will deny this until it is done but don't wait until it is too late to prevent what is coming so let your leaders know about. You must save the work of your ancestors by boycotting and killing your local Hells Angels and Bloods members, high ranked, chapter leaders and leaders as soon as possible, the higher rank the better. It is time, tomorrow could be too late. They think that their targets will not realize and prevent their fall before it is too late then making their Hells Angels and Bloods alliance more powerful and influent but the informations went out unfortunately. Do you part to not let this happen, prove your worth! For your ancestors hard work and sacrifices and for the children's future !

  • @crushingthevector5837
    @crushingthevector5837 2 роки тому +24

    Great content here. I stumbled onto this post and was intrigued. Your delivery, clarity, evidence and details were sublime. I look forward to more. Kudos. That said, the details here are staggering and casts a light on the flaws within our prison system. God Bless.

    • @KillerChronicles
      @KillerChronicles  2 роки тому +2

      Glad you liked it. You may also enjoy our video about the “DC Snitch”.

    • @crushingthevector5837
      @crushingthevector5837 2 роки тому +2

      @@KillerChronicles I just Subbed. I will definitely check it out. Likely just watch the whole lot. Appreciate the reply as well. Best of luck my friend.

  • @spidermonkeynuts3851
    @spidermonkeynuts3851 2 роки тому +55

    Imagine risking your life to try and shield a dirt bag from another dirt bag

    • @Darkch4o5
      @Darkch4o5 Рік тому +2

      It's crazy 🤔

    • @Zwia.
      @Zwia. Рік тому +1

      Some people have a strong sense of duty. It's largely what the army works on, not discipline. It's doing your duty what gets men to run into gunfire, not some officers shouting at you.

    • @FinallyRee93
      @FinallyRee93 11 місяців тому +1

      Wasn’t a dirt bag!

  • @gobigorange771
    @gobigorange771 2 роки тому +103

    Now who believes the guard "threw" himself between the two inmates once the fight began? I'd bet my last buck he didn't "sacrifice " himself for no inmate.

    • @jesseolson3142
      @jesseolson3142 2 роки тому +8

      No way they will watch someone get beat to death while they wait for the squad to come. The most they will do is yell stop. Perfect example of what they do just happened in New Jersey Essex county jail its on youtube. 7 inmates beat a guy into a coma they hit him with everything one guy dropped the microwave on his head all the co's did was watch you hear them on the video

    • @charleszweydoff6917
      @charleszweydoff6917 2 роки тому +2

      Outta all the fights and stabbings I've seen while locked up. I've never seen a guard protect anyone but themselves.
      The guards sit back and call for lock down and wait for other guards.

    • @nothingissacred96
      @nothingissacred96 2 роки тому +27

      Absolutely no way I’m taking a stabbing on a 40k year a job

    • @tonythetiger1600
      @tonythetiger1600 2 роки тому +2

      I mean it's unlikely but who knows we wernt there he might have been 1 of the few guards that takes his job v seriously but again we'll never know 🤷

    • @srb2591
      @srb2591 2 роки тому +4

      @@jesseolson3142 yeah that documentary about Troy Kell it's Gladiator somthing but it has footage of when they are shanking dude and the guards just stay in the control unit just bullshitting till special teams came . It's worth watching if you haven't seen it

  • @ar05978
    @ar05978 2 роки тому +5

    Hey man I do come here on a weekly to check for any update. You got the nest narration and story presentation. I hope you and another episode soon. bless up

    • @mathieutyler00
      @mathieutyler00 Рік тому

      what's nest narration?

    • @cricka09
      @cricka09 Рік тому

      @@mathieutyler00 surely you could discern what he meant

  • @hp5864
    @hp5864 2 роки тому +17

    This is very fascinating from a sociological aspect. Great job sir.

    • @YoutubeFario
      @YoutubeFario Рік тому

      Bosnnaaa!!!

    • @hp5864
      @hp5864 Рік тому

      @@UA-camFario Đesi brate moooooj!!!!

  • @Stu_DLNGR
    @Stu_DLNGR 2 роки тому +3

    You get a new sub for this. Salute!! Great reporting.

  • @nobbynoris
    @nobbynoris 2 роки тому +132

    This isn't just a tale of Neo-Nazis, it's also about corrupt and deliberately negligent prison guards. And this video hasn't explored that side of it at all.

    • @bibifromsenegal3617
      @bibifromsenegal3617 2 роки тому +16

      But the topic is the gang, not the guards.

    • @chriscooper6206
      @chriscooper6206 2 роки тому +16

      Never met a aryan brother who didn’t want to just be left alone by other races in prison . Doesn’t really seem like a huge deal to me

    • @pimpology1979
      @pimpology1979 2 роки тому +5

      Looks like karma had it out for them guards enjoying other inmates getting beat up and murdered 🤕 they reaped what they sowed shameful behavior on both sides.

    • @mrbuckets11
      @mrbuckets11 2 роки тому +7

      They're psychotic. Those people are beyond rehab.

    • @willl7780
      @willl7780 2 роки тому +2

      @@bibifromsenegal3617 same thing

  • @mikek6658
    @mikek6658 2 роки тому +6

    Very well done. Great stuff

  • @deejaydiabolic
    @deejaydiabolic 2 роки тому +47

    Before I really started watching a lot of underground prison videos like this, while I knew violence happened, I always assumed it wasn't much because you'd never hear about it on the news...after watching these videos, seems pretty clear that violence happens frequently but is never heard about outside the prison walls.

    • @ram0666
      @ram0666 Рік тому

      Prison violence is surpressed by the powers that be thats why its not on the news. Prison reform isnt important enough to get people elected so you will never hear about it. Is the news actual news? Seems to me its a show that flies under the flag of news in order to control the people. By the way i spent a decade in the federal system so i know how it works.

    • @ThisPlanetsFile
      @ThisPlanetsFile 16 днів тому +1

      There is a reason it’s not on the news .

    • @deejaydiabolic
      @deejaydiabolic 16 днів тому

      @@ThisPlanetsFile that is facts

  • @Ste_Brit
    @Ste_Brit Рік тому

    This is fascinating! So glad I stumbled across this channel while I was reminiscing and watching UK prison videos 😂

  • @KountSwagula
    @KountSwagula 2 роки тому +7

    Your storytelling is chilling

  • @stevenlopez1717
    @stevenlopez1717 2 роки тому +7

    Instantly subscribed, about to binge watch all of your videos ♥️♥️♥️♥️

  • @Dubmajicks
    @Dubmajicks Рік тому

    OMG Mr. Killer Chronicles; Your channel is absolutely Incredible, I am so glad I found this- I am binging every video from start to finish, hope it helps you in some way- MAN just incredible content, You deserve the utmost success sir, TY so much- You are SO talented! Mucho love; From Seattle WA.

  • @Shire_Commander
    @Shire_Commander Рік тому

    great video and really filled the curious itch I was after.

  • @thinkingape7655
    @thinkingape7655 2 роки тому +63

    Hate is such a waste of time and the easiest thing to be good at for lazy souls. Positive change in one’s life, is where the Real power lives.

    • @jonloftness5210
      @jonloftness5210 2 роки тому +10

      Despite what many say, it's not truly about hate of another race. Yes, there are people who don't like others of different races or ethnicities, but more often it's simply about wielding power over others with numbers and the easiest way is via race. More than anything, it's about apex predators having a more lucrative hustle over others (i.e., control of the drug trade, cell phones, weapons, or other contraband).

    • @thinkingape7655
      @thinkingape7655 2 роки тому +4

      @@jonloftness5210 What you’re describing is usually associated with psychological disorder(s) and considered abnormal. Reflection and targeted therapies is what can break the cycle of mental trauma. But that takes work, a lot of work and discipline. Without proper mental health care and support structures, Waring Tribal behavior is what happens when traumatized people are forced to live without rules, boundaries and positive structure. Mentally healthy people do not allow their personal trauma to define them. They work at it everyday, just like exercising.

    • @DennisDom
      @DennisDom 2 роки тому

      It obvious you've never done time at the State level. But that dude Thone completely and utterly deserved that Fate! He was fucking Loud-mouthed PUNK! I woulda don't it just for sum Store

    • @stover14
      @stover14 2 роки тому

      Easy to say from your position buddy, how about placing yourself in these guys shoes? Seeing whites victimized day in and day out will make you a racist if you have any sympathy for your own group

    • @stover14
      @stover14 2 роки тому

      Positive change doesn't mean shit if white people are still getting targeted and exploited.

  • @chanceehuiet
    @chanceehuiet 2 роки тому +31

    I remember when I went to Lamar and lived just 2 miles from this prison, they had an escape. The whole area was freaking out due to the known dangerous nature of the people inside. That was/is a prison full of some crazy ass people

  • @spence6846
    @spence6846 Рік тому

    Very insightful and very good work thank you for this video.

  • @Freedomfighter76239
    @Freedomfighter76239 Рік тому +1

    I live in utah and have been following prison content for a year or so, it’s going to be interesting to watch something about my area

  • @ac979
    @ac979 2 роки тому +48

    You truly have a gift for content creation. If you ever wanted to make a patreon I’m sure you’d receive a ton of support. Keep it up!

    • @sonnyhartney
      @sonnyhartney 2 роки тому +2

      Agreed, glad I found this channel he makes really good content. Especially for a new channel it’s so well done.

    • @KillerChronicles
      @KillerChronicles  2 роки тому +5

      Thank you! What type of stuff would you want to see on our Patreon?

    • @HasBeensNAddicts
      @HasBeensNAddicts 2 роки тому +8

      @@KillerChronicles nudez
      jk

    • @ducezwild1
      @ducezwild1 2 роки тому +4

      Prison fights and violence. I’m just being honest. Along with more stories and breakdowns

    • @lbthegreat2118
      @lbthegreat2118 2 роки тому +2

      This is not content creation

  • @YourMomsEnemy
    @YourMomsEnemy 2 роки тому +47

    As a former CO, just watching the first 2 minutes. We are told no inmates life is worth your own. You go home, we do not care if they do.

    • @Tt-zl7fh
      @Tt-zl7fh 2 роки тому +9

      Yh that's why it don't upset me when its there turn to go home in a box 🤣🤣 well done lads keep up good work

    • @anthonytorridson5360
      @anthonytorridson5360 2 роки тому

      Have you heard CMac’s newest song about working out & staying hydrated?
      ua-cam.com/video/ci5z7kxGoUU/v-deo.html
      It’s hilarious!!

    • @michaelchmiel166
      @michaelchmiel166 2 роки тому

      That's a 2 way street. They don't care if y'all crooked ass wanna-be cops go home either.

    • @angelwebster4853
      @angelwebster4853 2 роки тому

      Glad ya a Former CO then ya C**T! What about those supposed to be under ya Protection?? Fuck Em' ALL yeah? I get it as Former Prisoner and currently awaiting sentence I stand on my own 2 feet and always will and If I get myself in some ish then I best be able to get myself out of it too. That doesn't give you as a CO, SO, WO whatever, to Shan ya Job off cos' we are lesser beings than you. If ya aint gonna do ya job properly don't bother showing up. No Doubt you worked for ya Training period shiy yesel after seeing ya first real fight in ya life...

    • @caseygarrett161
      @caseygarrett161 Рік тому

      So just because someone made a mistake there life doesn’t matter . This is the bullshit that goes on . That’s terrible logic peoples fathers, sons , husbands etc die in there for no reason . And y’all cos could give a fuck less .

  • @thereisadog3717
    @thereisadog3717 2 роки тому +1

    Really interesting doc. Thank you.

  • @brandonsmith4625
    @brandonsmith4625 Рік тому +11

    I knew Rick Frackel. USP Beaumont is a killing ground i did 3 yrs there for Bank Robbery. Rick was my celly i was there and questuoned over the murder in DA and if anyone knew Rick knows Rick kept everything under his hat I will have to say this he is still a friend to me. Rick was a hell of a guy. I ran non affiliated meaning i was in no one elses car. People who have done time knows what im talking about in no ones gang.
    I ran the facilities Department meaning i painted and went every where in that prison there was even a few times i was able to work with the crews inside for instance one time they had to have the red lines painted around the perimeter but that was deemed a security job and inmates could not do it or they would get smashed off the yard so I was able to talk to Rick and he went and talked to the other shot callars and I was able to find some other inmates who would paint the red lines and all the shot callars told everyone that the painters were off limits and it kept us from going into lockdown. Then they started putting cell doors on the showers and I had overheard another inmate say that if anybody was caught painting those doors it was going to be considered security work and they were going to get smashed off the yard so again I went to Rick my celly and told him what was going on that we were going to have to paint the doors or we were going to get locked down and they would bring the camps over to paint the doors and we would get locked down for 2 or 3 weeks so Rick talked to the other shot callars and again painters were off limits when it came to painting the cell doors on the showers.
    They don't call Beaumont bloody Beaumont just for giggles in my time there I seen more stabbings beatings it was like a gladiator School but if you didn't run in the clicks that were there you were good you didn't have to get in on the b******* is always around. Needless to say I never broke the law again I got a job and that broke me remember doing wrong again is seeing bloody Beaumont........

    • @davidcorrell3364
      @davidcorrell3364 7 місяців тому +1

      im glad you made it out bro and learned from it

    • @brandonsmith4625
      @brandonsmith4625 7 місяців тому +1

      @davidcorrell3364 I did learn its much betterwatching my family grow old out here and not in pictures, Rick is a brother even tho I wasn't in his car. I'll always have his back he knows it.

  • @johnwilson8990
    @johnwilson8990 2 роки тому +13

    Had a celly that did 10 years in Beaumont, never heard worse stories out of any inmate from anywhere, at least 1 unsolved murder a month.

    • @brettthewilder2338
      @brettthewilder2338 Рік тому +1

      What you know about New Mexico though? Place is wild. Look up our riot in ‘80 & it only got worse. 😂

  • @jakemetz8605
    @jakemetz8605 2 роки тому +4

    These are great. We'll written and awesome images 😎

  • @SR-pb6wf
    @SR-pb6wf Рік тому +1

    excellent narration especially by prison content creators

  • @astrataway7077
    @astrataway7077 Рік тому +22

    For anyone that don't know there's a reason for the overkill. It's prison policy to stab and keep stabbing until broken up by the guards because most stabbings end up unsuccessful because of time limits. Also in prison gangs you have what's called ''stabbing coaches'' who stand by and count off and control the operation like any other coach. A prison guard standing by and telling prisoners ''that's enough'' is pretty funny. They know what the policy is i guess maybe it makes them look better legally. The only control a CO has in a situation like that is physical in nature. You could scream anything and it wouldn't matter.

    • @ram0666
      @ram0666 Рік тому

      Guys keep stabbing until they are sprayed. "You stay until it sprays". You know if your in the federal system to keep going until you get sprayed.

  • @noneofyourbizness
    @noneofyourbizness 2 роки тому +27

    0:15
    shortage of (lowly paid) prison guards.
    no shortage of handouts to the shareholders of the firms which make up America's unique 'prison industrial complex'. i wonder if the two things are related.

    • @khristionlouvatin6874
      @khristionlouvatin6874 2 роки тому +1

      Correction officers make 100k a year

    • @ram0666
      @ram0666 Рік тому +1

      Federal correction officers make more money than people think.Some of them make 6 figures. The old cliche that they dont make any money just isnt true.Most of these guys that do this right out of high school retire by the time they are 50 with a real nice pension and as soon as they retire , because they are federal law enforcement ,they have a program that pays them money equal to social security benefits as soon as they retire to go along with their pensions. Its called the FERS annuity.

  • @storytimewithunclebill1998
    @storytimewithunclebill1998 Рік тому +5

    Spent 5 years in federal prison for pot 99-04. Three years at FCI Ft. Dix and two FPC Seymour Johnson. ( How about those names). Never seen any gangs in either place. They are really tough and will split you up. They always check and photo tattoos. Not saying they werent there. No open display like you see on the streets. Smarter to blend in than to stick out. But if someone wants to get at you, there is always a chance it could happen. Got a new subscriber. Was interesting to watch. Great video

    • @wes11bravo
      @wes11bravo Рік тому +1

      Uncle Bill - I was there in 1984 as a 17 year old E-Nuthin dumbass for Army BCT. Red brick 2-story barracks, right?.

    • @philipjames9558
      @philipjames9558 Рік тому +1

      I was an Air Force Medic on McGuire/Fort Dix from 94-98 and we occasionally had to respond to the FCI and transport prisoners to a local hospital for medical emergencies. I remember that the prison healthcare provider was pretty lacking and seldom spoke English very well.

    • @storytimewithunclebill1998
      @storytimewithunclebill1998 Рік тому +2

      @@philipjames9558 His name is Espinosa. Got him reprimanded for miss handling my torn rotator cuff after I reported it after it happened. Told me to go away and leave him alone. The Captain was walking by and heard it. Never saw him again. Went to the other side. Pretty cool you know that. Small world and thanks for your service.

    • @storytimewithunclebill1998
      @storytimewithunclebill1998 Рік тому +2

      @@wes11bravo Yes sir, that's them. Thanks for the comment and your service!!

    • @philipjames9558
      @philipjames9558 Рік тому +1

      @@storytimewithunclebill1998 thanks man. Just a quick story, one time we responded for a "cardiac" emergency. We get there and put the guy on oxygen and cardiac monitor per protocol. Once I got the guy in the back of the ambulance and was talking to him I find out he has localized pain in his chest from being hit there, not cardiac related. Take care bud.

  • @ericmayer69
    @ericmayer69 2 роки тому +15

    There is no chance in hell that a C/O is going to shield an inmate. I call bs on this video.

    • @ram0666
      @ram0666 Рік тому +4

      The guy is just getting his info off the internet and repeating what he read.Only the people actually present know what really happened. Dont be naive and think that every word is exactly what happened. Your definition of shielded and the guard's definition may be totally different as well.

  • @joegraves3596
    @joegraves3596 2 роки тому +16

    Lesson 101, don't commit crimes and stay out of prison. ✔️

    • @SuperChad1313
      @SuperChad1313 2 роки тому +1

      you seem slow

    • @jurgnobs1308
      @jurgnobs1308 2 роки тому +5

      there are quite a few people who were proven to have been in prison while innocent. and likely many more where the proof hasnt been worked out yet or might never be worked out. the idea that everyone who ends up in prison is guilty is naive

    • @scottsound4711
      @scottsound4711 2 роки тому

      Ahh in other words ..you're free to do as we tell you...Think McFly THINK..

    • @jurgnobs1308
      @jurgnobs1308 2 роки тому

      @Tommy Gunnss getting 3 DWIs definitely justifies jail time. clearly, he doesn't learn his lesson and he endagers everyone around him

    • @joegraves3596
      @joegraves3596 2 роки тому +1

      @@jurgnobs1308 who are you talking to because, I didn't say anything about anyone being guilty. Troll elsewhere!

  • @dirkbenning9489
    @dirkbenning9489 2 роки тому +3

    Und das GANZE nun bitte nochmal in Deutsch. Meine Englischkenntnisse sind nach über 40 Jahren seit dem beenden der Schule, so gut wie nicht mehr vorhanden. Dabei interessiert mich grade dieses Thema ausserordentlich. Danke für die Arbeit und die Zeit die darin steckt !

  • @derbyct864
    @derbyct864 Рік тому

    so do have you do a 23 and me test to verify your bloodline or is it the honor system to join..asking for a friend

  • @fearlounge
    @fearlounge 8 місяців тому

    I noticed, after watching your latest video all the way until this one that you often use the same evidence photos in multiple videos. For example, how many times have I seen the same shank in multiple prison gang videos? I lost count.

  • @upsonpratt6394
    @upsonpratt6394 Рік тому +6

    I hear there was a guard in this prison who'd go up to brand new inmates and say: "Let me know if there's anything you can do to help me."
    He knew that if he was ever complained about he could say: "I never said that. I said let me know if there's anything I can do to help you."

    • @ram0666
      @ram0666 Рік тому +1

      Asking an inmate for help doesnt get you in trouble. Not sure if your serious or are being sarcastic but sounds like you dont know about the system. C.O's are alway open to getting info from inmates and inmates are always helping.

    • @donthaveaname1086
      @donthaveaname1086 Рік тому

      This is from the sopranos bruh. Richie talking to Chris’s friends. Literally said that vet batum. Nice try lying bozo

  • @OptimusPrime12190
    @OptimusPrime12190 2 роки тому +4

    Mr.Tin Man look like 1090 Jake a lil bit, I had to do a doubletake. I was like wtf!!

  • @buckcalkins2047
    @buckcalkins2047 Рік тому

    Hey what happened to your newest video i saw like the first 8 mins and boom its gone. The one about the saw guys stomping out some dude named mills.

  • @roberthoenerjr5216
    @roberthoenerjr5216 2 роки тому +7

    Leo Johns was my brother in law...when they said he was guilty for just being addicted to drugs is true... Meth not only is a stepping stone but u wouldn't believe where it leads u...rest brother. I love and miss u

    • @Ben-ho7lp
      @Ben-ho7lp 2 роки тому +2

      I knew wood, that cell 224 I moved into to hold a white cell down. Personally me and wood didn't get along, but those screams though

  • @matthewcullen1298
    @matthewcullen1298 2 роки тому +11

    Glad the guard lived. I bet he's a lot more particular about who he places his faith in after that. The other guards who refused to help should have been jailed. Im glad I'm just a law obiding carpenter. I'd hate to be in that position

    • @m0rtal_hax
      @m0rtal_hax 2 роки тому +2

      life can change at any moment, stay prepared.

    • @AD-ui6sk
      @AD-ui6sk 2 роки тому +1

      They get paid minimum wage with barely to maybe no benefits and you expect them to put their life’s on the line? How about we start talking about proper payment and training/schooling

  • @chriswmd91
    @chriswmd91 Рік тому

    There's a major typo in one of the court documents at 11:58. The top line says "3NITED STATES DISTRICT COURT..." hahaha, who signed off on that?

  • @derekoldham463
    @derekoldham463 Рік тому +1

    Glad to hear ,Tin Man, Tracy Swena - is Out Now hopefully still out with it being almost 2023 but either way GLAD U OUT TIN MAN PLEASE KNOW THAT I BE ROCKING IN EAST TENNESSEE. WISH U ONLY THE BEST IN YOUR FREE LIFE

  • @noweare1
    @noweare1 2 роки тому +14

    I think its time to get some of these advanced robots to be prison guards. Some of these convicts are inhuman.

    • @MasterPoseidon
      @MasterPoseidon 2 роки тому +1

      Imagine the robots turn corrupt and start having graffiti on them and takeover the prisons😂, maybe make the prisoners slaves

    • @Skaarxiong1
      @Skaarxiong1 2 роки тому +2

      i blame Rob Zombie for encouraging them to be more human than human. vote for me for president and i'll make sure we get the Judge Dredd program going and prison will be guarded by a bunch of ED-209.

  • @zanefogerty417
    @zanefogerty417 Рік тому +8

    My rookie year behind the walls at Canyon City Colorado was a rough one. Toads try to corner and intimidate you, they try to rape you but I joined a gang, had to to survive but even within that gang I fought. I did ok but I never backed down...I seen inmates sliced up, stabbed, raped and other things but I minded my own business as much as I could and got out never to sin again..my recurring nightmare as a free man was to gain another charge while behind the wall and have to spend more time amongst the animals of society..

    • @jjr1728
      @jjr1728 7 місяців тому +1

      That's hot. Regards from Canada.

  • @MrSmokincodz
    @MrSmokincodz Рік тому +1

    Your channel is pretty fn awesome..

  • @jonathanshaw7355
    @jonathanshaw7355 Рік тому

    Very interesting. I like your style.

  • @98.SUPPORTER
    @98.SUPPORTER 2 роки тому +5

    You should start doing your research on the murders that just happened in Beaumont an make a video on that.
    Plus you should do more SAC videos please, Thanks

    • @ram0666
      @ram0666 Рік тому

      Hard to report on new murders because the info comes out when guys go to court. Anything else is speculation.

  • @mikebradshaw8530
    @mikebradshaw8530 2 роки тому +11

    The guy is out of prison and roaming around free? Wow what in the hell is wrong with this picture?? 😳

    • @ratta_tat
      @ratta_tat 2 роки тому

      I'm surprised he's still walking around.

    • @Bassmasterwitacaster
      @Bassmasterwitacaster 2 роки тому +3

      I'll walk around your house if you got a problem with me being out

  • @northidenicc8287
    @northidenicc8287 Рік тому +2

    My brother was there..I'm glad he's with me now...

  • @CYCLONE4499
    @CYCLONE4499 2 роки тому +9

    This whole rotten edifice thats called the correctional system is so corrupted and underpaid even at the local jail level things are bad. I've witnessed some of the worst medical care I've ever seen and some prisons are no better than some gladiator school where the physically and mentally weak are prayed upon and in most cases your worse than when you went in.

  • @fairevaluation4064
    @fairevaluation4064 Рік тому +9

    Them guards ran on their own. That is so incredibly disrespectful to themselves.

    • @kingb468
      @kingb468 9 місяців тому

      No it's the guards that get caught up in the mix they on they own.

  • @lynnmcmullen3157
    @lynnmcmullen3157 2 роки тому +1

    Didn't know there was a Beaumont Utah. I was in usp Beaumont texas the layout looks exactly the same

  • @torrielee
    @torrielee Рік тому +1

    I'm from Beaumont TX and I remember when this happened.... that prison is a fool its so much that goes on there....

  • @royharper9472
    @royharper9472 2 роки тому +9

    I know some solid COs. However those clowns that left the brother to fight alone they are : coward, weak, bullies.

  • @zzbudzz
    @zzbudzz 2 роки тому +5

    Weird how staff is always short but there are always plenty of upper level management !

  • @reds1325
    @reds1325 Рік тому

    What's a ncic packet? I've only done state time so I am unsure how federal prison works.

    • @magical8013
      @magical8013 Місяць тому

      It's basically his paperwork

  • @PALPABLEemotions
    @PALPABLEemotions Рік тому

    What soundtrack is in the background of this video?

  • @darkhorse452
    @darkhorse452 2 роки тому +8

    When sentencing them too death they should be carried out as soon as possible its stoopid too sentence someone who is already doing life that sentence should be suspended and the death penalty should be carried out as soon as possible and you see how things will stop if thats what the guards want ......because nothing will change if your are only charging him with the death penalty and hes already doing life stoopid

  • @rebelnation9479
    @rebelnation9479 2 роки тому +3

    The part where they said the other other officer's ran and leaving their fellow co-worker there is no surprise to me at all and in fact they probably are some of those people who think since they have a piece of metal pinned to their shirts with correctional officer on it, they think it's like the S symbol that superman has on his costume!!! It's terrible how those men ran and left the co-worker there to get stabbed up and fighting for his life, that's what you call a spinless coward and they are damn sure not a friend nor are they trustworthy!! Before you sign your name on the piece of paper to accept a job like this and even a job at a jail where convict's are held for a short period of time, you need to ask yourself, am I that person to take on a roll where danger is lerking around every corner but don't know which corner the danger is lerking around and waiting to show itself!! Those men and women, and yes there are women that are locked up that are just as mean as the men and they are not scared to show anyone what they are about.. When you walk inside a prison or a jail, you are walking into a whole different world.. When you walk inside that world you are stepping into their home, they are the one's who live there for so many years and some of them are there forever!! When you put that piece of metal on your uniform, don't let it turn you into a person that you are not, cause you will find out really quick you are not that person who you think you are when you put that piece of metal on your shirt. Those who are inside those walls are still people, humans beings like you and I!! Everyone has done something in their lives that could've gotten you some time but you didn't get caught, but they did!!! If you take a job at a prison, go in everyday like you always do, to get respect you gotta give respect, you are gonna receive want you give out and always remember, that piece of metal doesn't turn you into superman, it's a symbol of showing that you are an officer that is employed at a prison and you have a job to do and that is to make sure that you and your fellow co-workers go home safe and the inmates inside the prison are ok and at the end of their stay,, they make it home to their families as well....

    • @Toy1er
      @Toy1er 2 роки тому

      Police are cowards by nature. They aren't about that action like these insane inmates with nothing to lose.

  • @andrewsosa3262
    @andrewsosa3262 2 місяці тому

    Is that end of sentence, the owner of UA-cam channel Jacob Cherry?????

  • @bookaufman9643
    @bookaufman9643 Рік тому

    What an amazingly detailed and intricate plan. "I have to use the bathroom." No wonder the guards were fooled.

  • @jdtv...9134
    @jdtv...9134 2 роки тому +3

    This was a good story I wish it was longer

    • @Skaarxiong1
      @Skaarxiong1 2 роки тому

      longer you say? then commit a crime and it'll be a long long long...that's what she said....story

  • @ryanruiz9458
    @ryanruiz9458 2 роки тому +10

    If you’ve never been on the inside then you would not understand,it’s a very strange environment,subculture,everything you do is noticed,there is always someone in the crowd watching you at any given moment. You hear things through the day,updates at the chow hall or you see altercations develop from literally nothing, I seen a guy get stabbed in the face while he was sleeping because he said “What’s up” to another guy and he happened to be in a bad mood n institutionalized and took it as a threat.
    If your not involved in it and your established on the compound then you normally have nothing to fear,but a little action helps with the monotony.
    I had been to many prisons and never seen shit like that place I thought those days were over. I was locked up in a Louisiana DOC Satellite Camp called Catahoula Correctional Center. It was out of control,extremely violent,no oversight of the facility,no shakedowns,no punishment for breaking the rules other than a week in the hole,everyone had knives and padlocks on ropes,rapes,drugs, regular overdoses “the captain’s son actually overdosed on fentanyl in the facility on the clock” he was bringing in packages,&cell phones to inmates for cash apps,but he wasn’t exceptional.
    One of the guards told me they have 800 inmates and over 100 stabbings every month,so that means 1/8th the population gets violently assaulted regularly.
    The craziest shit is that when someone gets stabbed they just open the doors to the block let the victim run out or they drag him out,throw the bleeding inmate in the hole until the ambulance gets there. And that’s it they don’t return to find the knives or the attacker. I know this probably sounds unbelievable but it’s true, I tip toed through the borders of hell and didn’t know if I’d make it home. I pray for my brothers still there.

    • @justindalli9925
      @justindalli9925 2 роки тому +1

      How long were you in there for?
      You done well to survive

    • @realreviews1515
      @realreviews1515 2 роки тому +1

      Is it true guys get raped all the time? Why take instead of finding a gay inmate that wants to give? I’ve never understood that but it’s probably just movie lies. Let me know, thanks.

    • @ryanruiz9458
      @ryanruiz9458 2 роки тому

      @@realreviews1515 I wouldn’t say always. It depends on the blocks structure,who’s the shot caller,if there’s no structure just a wide open block then there is rape by extortion through heroine,mojo,meth, I seen 3 guys get victimized like that but only 1 rape at knifepoint. It’s extremely sad to see I seen one kid 18yo get raped in the shower and he came asking me for a toothbrush afterwards,an proceeded to cry and brushed his teeth at the sink for literally about 3hrs crying. His name was Bara,mom named him after her drug dealer is what he told me.

    • @ryanruiz9458
      @ryanruiz9458 2 роки тому +2

      @@justindalli9925 I was only there for 9months,I’ve done about 10 yrs in prison throughout Texas and Louisiana but that is the only place that was really scary like that. Before I went there I’d never seen a stabbing,I’ve seen between 40-60 now,and one guy get killed. Unbelievable the place is open,Louisiana is so corrupt there isn’t anyone to complain to about this stuff. Anyways thanks I appreciate it.

    • @ryanruiz9458
      @ryanruiz9458 2 роки тому

      @@realreviews1515 and as far as why they victimize instead of finding willing participants,we’ll they do both but the one guy that was notorious for rape at Catahoula was there on 2 aggravated rape charges, so I think he enjoyed mixing violence and sex,they called him Trey Lo Bang he’s from East Baton Rouge,really wild area.

  • @801_Sneakz
    @801_Sneakz 2 місяці тому

    Love the videos . Kind of sound like the narrator from sandlot lol

  • @SapBoy365
    @SapBoy365 10 місяців тому +1

    Was it them that killed Troi Venable at USP Coleman 1 ?

  • @Trav81888
    @Trav81888 2 роки тому +3

    0:21 how does homeboy see dude on the right of him get knocked the fuck out and he just stands there as if he’s so sure he ain’t gonna be next. My God talk about a lack of instincts.

  • @slipknotie
    @slipknotie Рік тому +5

    I like how he says "The s.a.c.". In Utah, we just say Sac. That's how people say it. And that's how they refer to themselves.

    • @lucagreco9436
      @lucagreco9436 Рік тому

      Bunch of hicks lol.

    • @bengarrett3102
      @bengarrett3102 Рік тому +1

      I'm not from Utah, but I was there, in 2014. I know. They are making a name for themselves

    • @TommyT1025
      @TommyT1025 3 місяці тому +1

      Sac-Town Sacramento

    • @slipknotie
      @slipknotie 3 місяці тому

      @@bengarrett3102 absolutely

  • @PullsPressesCarries
    @PullsPressesCarries Рік тому

    The very first second felt like a nicks strength and power video

  • @snaker9er
    @snaker9er Рік тому +1

    There is security camera footage of the first attack described in this video

  • @BEEtheVillian
    @BEEtheVillian 2 роки тому +6

    Tin man’s brother Taz just got out same time as me and is a really nice guy. Doing good too. The system creates these issues.

    • @SuperChad1313
      @SuperChad1313 2 роки тому +1

      Tin Man and Taz.......how about they live in reality with real names.

    • @jurgnobs1308
      @jurgnobs1308 2 роки тому

      yea, there is a reason why some other countries do not struggle with such prison gang issues.

  • @felixcat9318
    @felixcat9318 2 роки тому +9

    Inmate Johns very clearly loved to inflict violence on the woman he lived with, which was the reason for him being in prison in the first place!
    As he loved violence so much, he should have been immensely flattered that the two inmates in the cell wanted to inflict considerable amounts of it on him!
    In fact all three of the inmates loved to inflict violence, so inmate Johns was in good company.
    No woman will ever again fear his violence against them...

  • @MegaA10warthog
    @MegaA10warthog Рік тому +1

    I worked on a new jail, even there the new guards and local sheriff thought they were so badass. They would treat the construction workers like we were inmates. I asked them why they were all so pissed off and when you address me..call me Sir..they mumbled something and left me alone.

  • @Dustin094life
    @Dustin094life Рік тому +1

    The prison system is so sick I hope next generations can fix the brokenness of the revolving doors

  • @bhenderson2725
    @bhenderson2725 2 роки тому +5

    Who made the Laws? The already wealthy, so that they can keep their wealth and imprison those who try to take it. Justice system needs to be redone and updated to today's standards of living, for all, not just the rich.

  • @catman8670
    @catman8670 2 роки тому +6

    Aren’t guards as well as inmates supervised? This is nuts!

    • @ThePeacePlant
      @ThePeacePlant 2 роки тому

      Yes but you can't have someone there 24/7 during your working hours. Have you ever worked and if you did was the only place a job with a lot of supervision?

    • @bengarrett3102
      @bengarrett3102 Рік тому +1

      He was a new guard. I heard he quit right after this. We were on lockdown for a week for this. I watched him go to johns cell to pack his stuff and just dropped it all and walked out the cell shaking his head. Never seen that guard again

  • @alecchristy8642
    @alecchristy8642 2 роки тому

    The photo of Fackerell in Hazelton is like 20 minutes from where I grew up

  • @rcd4416
    @rcd4416 Рік тому +7

    I was in Beaumont this is only a tiny fraction of the brutality there. It's not nice. More like being constantly on guard or so highly aware of everything around you.

  • @richardchaparro2830
    @richardchaparro2830 10 місяців тому

    Good work

  • @gregwilliams3120
    @gregwilliams3120 2 роки тому +7

    These ruthless inmates are not people, they're wild animals.

    • @frits8986
      @frits8986 2 роки тому +8

      Most wild animals have more manners my friend.

    • @magical8013
      @magical8013 2 роки тому +1

      Actually they were people that turned into wild animals once behind bars

  • @dodgydruid
    @dodgydruid 2 роки тому +8

    Its weird how a British working class cult has become so much more in the US, I am still regarding myself as a skinhead, not one of the "oi boyz" that ruined it all but the older original ska and 2 tone loving sort and I cannot see how that evolved stateside into a brotherhood o' hatred like this :S Oh I was a very naughty boy in my time, watch the youtube video Made in Britain which used casework of mine in its writing, I fought the law and I did time in a special lockup where you just didn't have the opportunity to fight each other because the tiniest thing and the screws dragged you into a cell and beat you to a pulp and that could be for talking to 'em with hands in your pockets or giving them some "lip" or not doing something quick enough and they were perfectionist sadists who knew how to work you over until you could barely crawl.

    • @jasonconrad4314
      @jasonconrad4314 2 роки тому +3

      Trad Skin here myself. As a working class Skin, when I went to CA prison, they tried to get me to join a white supremacy group.
      Not only did that not happen, but I was able to get a copy of The Spirit of 69. I then shared the book, and taught some of those boneheads exactly what being a Skinhead was about.
      I never had any problems with them, and was left alone to do my own thing.

    • @Yodawitdagreenbeam
      @Yodawitdagreenbeam 2 роки тому +1

      @@jasonconrad4314 if you don’t mind me askin , wat is a skin actually about ? I didn’t know there were different kinds

    • @wes11bravo
      @wes11bravo Рік тому +1

      WP skinheads didn't start in the US. 2nd wave skinheads happened in the late 70s - early 80s in Britain. Some skins were fully immersed in 2-Tone (like you) and knew it was silly to hold dear music originally created by black people as emblematic to the culture while simultaneously espousing a political stance that denigrated anyone who wasn't white, some liked the new punk and Oi! music while dressing like the 60s skinheads, with factions on the far right (Skrewdriver, Skullhead, etc) or the far left (Oi Polloi, The Oppressed, etc), with the vast majority not giving a shit about politics. The NF courted groups of skinheads more inclined to be the muscle for their non inclusive political agenda. Skinheads have been associated with violence since their mid 60s inception - it was only after the association of some skinheads with the NF that the Great British Press realized it was expedient to equate ALL skinheads with nazism. Not only that, it was the perfect storm of sensationalism, the kind that sells lots of newspapers (some things never change, eh?). As punk culture (such as it existed in Britain) migrated to the US, so followed skinhead. This is when the nazi offshoot of it began to be noticed in the US. And the media here were no more focused on presenting a truthful explanation of the skinhead subculture than they were in the UK. Especially in the US, especially now, skinhead=monolith=nazi. Which is utterly incorrect and a prime example of journalistic sloth at best and a deliberate act at worst to continue to balkanize us at every level.

  • @Sreybk
    @Sreybk 4 місяці тому

    I wonder if FCC Beaumont was where they got the idea for the"gladiator style" prisoner fighting in "Felon" starring Val Kilmer.

  • @shaneswayze6228
    @shaneswayze6228 8 місяців тому +1

    Awesome video..them guys don't play.

  • @chrisshelswell3222
    @chrisshelswell3222 Рік тому +8

    I’m sure someone may have said this but if you lock someone up for life with no chance of parole you have nothing to live for or worry about.
    It’s a hard one as, yes, some of these people should never walk the streets but it doesn’t seem to be an effective manner of imprisonment

    • @boycottjews
      @boycottjews Рік тому

      You never see hardcore Whites like this in public. These men are cool as heck. Free em all, bet BLM stops their shit.

    • @sosmooth13
      @sosmooth13 Рік тому +1

      At this point we need to have some sort of systemic change so that future generation engage in these sort of activities less and less. There are other countries that get it right (not perfect) because the culture behind personal wealth, healthcare, and identity are somewhat healthy. Other countries are on board with the simplest things that we can’t even agree on without it being a conspiracy theory.

  • @quackster970
    @quackster970 Рік тому +7

    I didn't do anything terrible while i was in prison but, i can say it changes you and getting out of that mentality was the hardest thing I've ever done. I chuckle sometimes with the disrespect i catch out here in the world quite often. You can't call yourself peaceful unless you're capable of violence. Otherwise you're just harmless.

    • @ram0666
      @ram0666 Рік тому +2

      Their are plenty of guys not capable of actually doing work but are capable of leading others to do it.This type is more dangerous than some follower looking to fit in.

    • @watermelonheadiego
      @watermelonheadiego 10 місяців тому +1

      Probably zero disrespect its just your prison mentality taking over lol prisoners demand more respect than people who are free and I find that ridiculous. Maybe because they think they're cool and anyone who disrespect them has now turned them into a lame

  • @leeschannel7528
    @leeschannel7528 2 роки тому +2

    anyone else keep checking their monitor for dust/dirt?

  • @sepperD3
    @sepperD3 Рік тому +1

    The first prison sentence i ever recieved was 22 months at Beaumont i was 19 years old but the hardest time i ever did was 5 months in the county

  • @loveyourselfbeyourself890
    @loveyourselfbeyourself890 Рік тому +6

    Thank God I'm not in prison!

  • @fredflintstoner596
    @fredflintstoner596 2 роки тому +5

    Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view !"
    Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam."
    Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!"
    Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically past?..."
    Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!"
    Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky."
    Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction."
    Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment?