Prison Documentary Cradle To Jail: Carlton & Paradise - Looking Back & An Update After Life in Juvie
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- In this extended video we look back at the cases of Paradise and Carl as they serve time behind the razor wire fences of juvenile detention. When we met Carl, his time in detention was almost over. The juvenile court had sentenced him to "Boys School," which meant he was on his way to juvenile prison. Juvenile prison is considered the last stop/last chance in the juvenile system before kids commit crimes that get them waived to adult court. Meanwhile, Paradise is spending her final days in detention thinking about what life will be like where the judge is sending her -- a placement facility. As we watched their dramatic stories play out on screen, we were with Carl the day he made his nervous transfer to juvenile prison, and watched as he went through the intake process. We also look back at the teacher who drove Carl to the prison, juvenile detention teacher Mr. Brett, who was a former NBA player who decided he wanted to make a difference in kids' lives.
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Brett Burkholder was also drafted in the NBA
Brett Burkholder
Position: Center
6-11, 230lb (211cm, 104kg)
Colleges: DePaul
Draft: Milwaukee Bucks, 8th round (18th pick, 180th overall), 1983 NBA Draft
Career Length: Rookie
He’s a bad ass!
@amarbarbarian1338 - You are correct! He talked to us a lot about how that experience and his professional life working on the Chicago Stock Exchange gave him a passion for helping kids who weren't as lucky as he was. GREAT guy!!
And 2 really good outcomes . I’m rooting for Carlton
I wonder if anyone from the Indiana Department of Corrections realized that?
@@ericmcpeekThe judge at the juvenile court did. But we have no idea if any others at DOC have any clue. Good question!
I was locked up in the Cook county jail. So I know what these kids are going through. Jail is a horrible place. I pray these kids find their way.
@antuanbolden6838 - Cook County jail would definitely scar you. Thanks for watching the video and posting your own personal experience. Important words.
@@Steve-xg6il go ahead.
Prayers and guidence for these kids that they get the help they need that they get in the right programs to help them suceed in the real world the outside world some make it alot go back into the old ways and end up back in the system and the adult prison so sad to c this
Very good .
@user-yr9cl3ny9q - Thank you!!
i went tk prison when i was 16 at a place called Western Youth Institute but they called it Morganton High Rise in North Carolina... The place has since been demolished but they kept us in a cell 23 hours a day but the horrible part was these cells didn't have toilets or sinks in them... They would keeo us in there from between dinner to breakfast without ketting us out to use the bathroom for 12 hours... We were literally shitting on towels that we would slide under the doors into the hallways so we didn't have ti smell out own feces and get beat by the guards for it and we would piss out od the screen windows 13 floors up... there is a documentary on Good Morning America filmed back in 1999... The place was hell and the guards beat us all the time while we were in handcuffs and pepper sprayed and wouldn't even ket us take a shower or wash our eyes out after they pepper sprayed us, sometimes for days so we would just sit in there burning from it... it was hell on earth and I'm so glad yo say its been over 10 years since I've been in any trouble... That prison was for 16 to 24 year olds
@shotzburynative4384 - absolutely horrible. We honestly don't know how some kids survive experiences like that. Really appreciate you telling your story. Too many voices have never been heard and it's important for history to take note. Thank you.
That’s not right for anyone regardless of whether they are an adult or kid but at least it made you not want to go back if there was any value in it.
@@stst77 I'm so happy to say it's been almost 10 years and no more trouble for me... i have a bad alcohol problem but i don't get into trouble at all
@@shotzburynative4384 I'm really sorry that you had to endure such torturous conditions at that facility. Have you considered making a video about your experience? A lot of times I've noticed that in these types of situations once one person speaks out about these types of conditions it can result in a cascade effect for other testimonials to emerge by others who went through similar. These types of institutional abuses are much more common than most realize, particularly with children and teens but obviously adults as well.
Obviously speaking out isn't for everyone but regardless of your decision I truly wish you healing in your path forward.
Congrats bro💪🏼 stay safe and stay free.
This is Paradise compared to the Mexican jails!!
But mexico is a third world country. The US is not. A first world country should over more solutions
So proud of Carlton! He seemed like a good kid dealt a bad hand but he had God and he pulled through 🙏
Not just Mexico but all central and South American jails as well as middle Eastern, Asian, Eastern European and African. It can get far worse than this unfortunately.
This is so sad until age 18 when you become a adult
For the algorithm ✌️
I am so glad these two are a handful of the success stories. I hope they will continue to do well
@annetteslife - we agree 100%! Thank you for watching.
@@CalamariProductions you are welcome
Any update on the girl what did she end up doing. Thanks.
@rtmlandscapingjunkremoval1875 I have tried googling Paradize but I haven't seen any updates on her
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Good on you Carlton🙏
This is not a general statement , sad real sad, to see Paradise herself and many other girls have to throught these kind of sufferings