Leaving Prison: How an Inmate Spent Her First Day Free | A Hidden America with Diane Sawyer PART 5/6

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  • Опубліковано 28 лют 2015
  • Jessie Thomas' first stop was a fast food restaurant after being released from Tennessee Prison for Women. Diane Sawyer reports for "Hidden America: A Nation of Women Behind Bars" 20/20 on ABC.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 14 тис.

  • @karasli9135
    @karasli9135 5 років тому +10156

    She was 22 when sent to prison in 1990. Missed a lot things.

    • @MrHAPPYHAWAIIAN
      @MrHAPPYHAWAIIAN 5 років тому +439

      Oh well, she did the crime.🤯🦄

    • @benbaker321
      @benbaker321 5 років тому +450

      @@MrHAPPYHAWAIIAN right they are making a sob story but she is the one who broke the law and caused her to end up in jail

    • @belindac7933
      @belindac7933 5 років тому +941

      Well.. The person murdered missed lot more

    • @TheDoubtfulEarth
      @TheDoubtfulEarth 5 років тому +42

      I blame Obama

    • @SorryBadName
      @SorryBadName 5 років тому +21

      il34kz it’s the russians!

  • @dianebach7663
    @dianebach7663 4 роки тому +9002

    I think prison life aged her. I thought she was at least in her late 70s

    • @m.w.6526
      @m.w.6526 4 роки тому +38

      Diane Bach Truly astounding

    • @danix4897
      @danix4897 4 роки тому +143

      it happens when you don't have the proper way to take care of yourself

    • @mgtowanonymous3120
      @mgtowanonymous3120 4 роки тому +164

      Its cause all they feed them is gmo plastic garbage ass food with chems and big PHARMA chems.

    • @dielitadvocate
      @dielitadvocate 4 роки тому +5

      Same

    • @cenyjahtv1787
      @cenyjahtv1787 4 роки тому +3

      Diane Bach me to

  • @mendez5525
    @mendez5525 2 роки тому +584

    I had inmates in corrections who were actually scared about being released, I had one woman request to stay longer at a halfway house to save more money for an apartment away from bad influences, and a juvenile who didn't want to be reunited with his family knowing he would be in trouble with the law again. No one should want to be in prison, that defeats the purpose, but some feel like they have nowhere else and will violate their probation to return

    • @TheHALL2112
      @TheHALL2112 2 роки тому +5

      They make it too easy in jail! They need to make it where you will not want to come back

    • @questioneverything594
      @questioneverything594 Рік тому

      True

    • @questioneverything594
      @questioneverything594 Рік тому +18

      @@TheHALL2112 Bull. Jail is Hell. You don't know what you are talking about.

    • @stephenhodgson3506
      @stephenhodgson3506 Рік тому +21

      @@TheHALL2112 then when you get released and the real world is much worse for you than jail just what do you suggest then? You get released no roof over your head, no food to eat, no medication if you need it, danger of attack or worse. Just how bad would you make jail to overcome those? Oh and let's not forget you have no idea what's coming down the line in your life, innocent or not are you happy to accept what you propose knowing that there is some very, very small chance that you might have to face what you advocate for others.

    • @eec589
      @eec589 Рік тому +2

      It's like the guy from the Shawshank Redemption.

  • @brentcrabtree9334
    @brentcrabtree9334 2 роки тому +613

    Well, when you miss 21 doses of psych meds...what do you expect? My heart goes out to these women.

  • @Promiseland2024
    @Promiseland2024 5 років тому +9022

    She may have robbed because She has more stability in jail. How can someone get back on their feet with no home, no support, no money. The odds are against them. Sad☹️

    • @piperw8181
      @piperw8181 4 роки тому +215

      They can go to a shelter. There are organisations to help. People rob and kill because they choose to. Theyre not forced. Millions go without and they dont rob others.

    • @coole7653
      @coole7653 4 роки тому +97

      How’s it sad are we meant say “hey killer I’ll give you a home and some money” how’s that fair

    • @gimbiyarus
      @gimbiyarus 4 роки тому +33

      Yup! She’s completely institutionalized.

    • @flext-rex8284
      @flext-rex8284 4 роки тому +98

      @@coole7653 she didn kill anyone

    • @spazzedout1770
      @spazzedout1770 4 роки тому +21

      Tahts on her she didnt have to break the law

  • @a.k.4085
    @a.k.4085 5 років тому +4782

    The system failed Jessie. She left with no meds. That was the first major problem!!!

    • @michaelt.sanchez1682
      @michaelt.sanchez1682 5 років тому +33

      Dumbass. Its not the states duty to give her drugs as she walks out of prison.

    • @Sparrowcrow-qc4pp
      @Sparrowcrow-qc4pp 5 років тому +6

      They have housing in michigan for inmates. Kalamazoo.....

    • @inkwrll9722
      @inkwrll9722 5 років тому +31

      @@giveagoodsong What? That sounded dumb.

    • @boopbop889
      @boopbop889 5 років тому +68

      Actually it is she is supposed to receive the meds she was taking while being a prison for those of u who did know

    • @okk73727hd
      @okk73727hd 5 років тому +18

      she also failed herself she got the medication before she robbed FOR STREET DRUGS

  • @seanburnette1816
    @seanburnette1816 6 місяців тому +42

    I remember when I got released from prison, I was feelingjust like Jessie. "Lots of choices, lots of freedom, and I was scared to make the wrong ones." And I did. I relapsed not even 48 hours after getting out. The freedom was too much for me to handle responsibly. I risked going back to prison but after a mental breakdown and subsequent detox (i had a trusted sober friend stay with me for a week at my house who comforted me when I was enduring the worst, God bless them) I am now 5 months sober. Its not easy at all but the support system I have gets me through my toughest days. One day at a time.

    • @AMERASIAN12
      @AMERASIAN12 5 місяців тому +1

      I sincerely hope that you are doing well, and I wish you a Happy, Healthy, and Successful 2024. ✨✨👌👌👍👍

    • @Kathryn1988
      @Kathryn1988 3 місяці тому +1

      I have 6 years sober, you can do it! ❤ Trust in the Lord.

  • @COOLBLUE777
    @COOLBLUE777 2 роки тому +195

    Imagine getting out of prison, and half your family is dead or on drugs and the people that are successful have completely forgot about you.that’s the case for most people who do a long sentence 🤦‍♂️

    • @Molybdan42
      @Molybdan42 4 місяці тому +2

      Cry me a river - where is the second chance for the victims?

  • @Movie_Games
    @Movie_Games 7 років тому +10407

    So when they get released they are essentially homeless. They are forced to commit crimes to survive. All part of the profit motive of private prisons. Why can't they release them and give them a job at the prison until they find a better one?

    • @DWMusic435
      @DWMusic435 7 років тому +121

      Movie Games It's so sad! 😪

    • @dantssoapeim1969
      @dantssoapeim1969 6 років тому +94

      Movie Games that's a good idea

    • @selectedunderground8212
      @selectedunderground8212 6 років тому +122

      Movie Games so what letting them free after they killed someone.
      THIS IS ONE FUCKIN REASON WHY KILLERS SHOULD DIE. IF THEY HAVE A RIGHT TO KILL SOMEONE. WHY THE FUCK AREN'T WE ALOUD TO DO THE SAME BUT TO THEM . DON'T ANSWER THAT. THINK ABOUT IT.

    • @jukujuku6153
      @jukujuku6153 6 років тому +112

      They are not forced, they are encouraged by themselves. People do crazy things when they're desperate

    • @shan_max4968
      @shan_max4968 6 років тому +3

      Movie Games I

  • @mariehalsey8892
    @mariehalsey8892 5 років тому +2833

    REAL AIR...REAL AIR its priceless don't take it for granted.....

    • @raphwalker9123
      @raphwalker9123 5 років тому +20

      They breath the same shit we do.

    • @DSM-114
      @DSM-114 5 років тому +13

      Yeah, they still go outside.

    • @janetrose908
      @janetrose908 5 років тому +9

      You do know that without air, we would all suffocate in about 2 minutes?

    • @EvilTwin123
      @EvilTwin123 5 років тому +9

      I farted. 💩
      You might want to hold off on inhaling that real air for a few minutes.

    • @AldermanLogistics_
      @AldermanLogistics_ 5 років тому +1

      Facts!

  • @dieeine8114
    @dieeine8114 2 роки тому +94

    I never thought about them leaving their "prison friends" behind. Imagine spending decades with the same people day in and out and then you get released and leave them behind. That´s heavy.

    • @megclifton6692
      @megclifton6692 Рік тому +1

      Yah people that would do anything for you

    • @starsigngirl9789
      @starsigngirl9789 Рік тому +4

      It’s heavier for the ones left behind trust me on that x

  • @gardenboots7464
    @gardenboots7464 2 роки тому +39

    The privatization of prisons in the US has created a system that is focused on making money for the investors and NOT on helping the imprisoned to get on track or succeed in life. Profits over people :(

    • @stormyweather8798
      @stormyweather8798 2 роки тому +3

      So true.

    • @chevydude658
      @chevydude658 6 днів тому

      So. Dry true. It’s disgusting that privatizations en exists when they’re supposed to be rehabilitating people! Not generating profits off of their punishment.

  • @WingStorm
    @WingStorm 3 роки тому +6842

    *How is someone supposed to get back on their feet when they leave with no medication, and no family support, she might as well have never left* 🤦‍♂️

    • @primetime3521
      @primetime3521 3 роки тому +144

      Welcome to Corrections. Most of those inmates are repeated offenders.

    • @catherinemumbua8251
      @catherinemumbua8251 3 роки тому +14

      Wingstorm hustle like anyone else.. Who send her to break the law

    • @spitfire0781
      @spitfire0781 3 роки тому +50

      Right they should just have given her a key 🔑 to come and go 🤦🏾‍♂️

    • @9188jenni
      @9188jenni 3 роки тому +50

      @Ana Xotwod well it sounds like you actually DO get it!!the prison system is a big business.

    • @WingStorm
      @WingStorm 3 роки тому +23

      @Ana Xotwod
      Honestly, it's sad because all their life that's all their ever gonna know 😔

  • @tirpitz19
    @tirpitz19 2 роки тому +3480

    When i was 26 i spent 3 months in jail.That was enough for me to realize that freedom is the most precious thing in one's life.I'm an old man now and never spent another day locked.

    • @kathym322
      @kathym322 2 роки тому +77

      i’m so glad you’re doing better ❤️

    • @RogerDiotte
      @RogerDiotte 2 роки тому +31

      Tirpitz19 what a realization...I haven't had your experience but man I fight each and every day I am alive on my farm to NEVER lose a moment of living free! I hear your words loud and clear and I'm kind of getting up in age now also and have made it thus far....Keep your spirit alive and there's more than you know rooting for your thought!

    • @jamesringler987
      @jamesringler987 2 роки тому +5

      And so many people make themselves slaves to the bank

    • @RogerDiotte
      @RogerDiotte 2 роки тому +4

      @@jamesringler987 This also yes...in the one second of signing your signature your in a capsule for so many years...however if your in position to accept that trudge and know you'll get past that date then do it otherwise don't!

    • @salma6b280
      @salma6b280 2 роки тому +1

      may i ask why you got locked up?

  • @deannatroy8113
    @deannatroy8113 2 роки тому +94

    Her release was created for her to end up back in prison! That's crazy!! No job waiting for her? No place to live? No medication to help her mental positivity??? No training in prison to help her understand how to make different choices??? There should be programs for release. Programs to help them know how to cope when they leave. They set her up to fail. Every government needs replacing with real people who actually care about others.

    • @Tommy_2_Smooth
      @Tommy_2_Smooth 2 роки тому +8

      I agree it's a hell of a thing to lock someone in a cage with savages and let them live like animals at the damn pound and expect them to just fit in and fall in line in society when they get out... it's just sad.

    • @cmaggie5748
      @cmaggie5748 Рік тому +6

      Transitional programs ought to be available.

    • @JackMarston-lu1hq
      @JackMarston-lu1hq 2 місяці тому

      "No job waiting for her" lol there are people who aren't criminals and have a hard time finding jobs. No, there was no job waiting for her

    • @neicygatling-miller5338
      @neicygatling-miller5338 15 днів тому

      Did she care about the person she 🗣️ MURDERED????? They don't get a second chance. Where is the empathy for them?

    • @JackMarston-lu1hq
      @JackMarston-lu1hq 12 днів тому

      @@neicygatling-miller5338 you're black aren't you? I can tell by the fact you use that stupid emoji.

  • @robertafierro5592
    @robertafierro5592 Рік тому +30

    These women served their sentences! They deserve another chance, just like everyone else. More funding is definately needed to help these women get on their feet. They also need responsible people around them. I would suggest going to meetings to stay clean. When you go from one extreme to another the shock is enormous! I feel so hopeful for all of them.

  • @angelfolmar8664
    @angelfolmar8664 5 років тому +5114

    I served 10 years in prison. My first year out I was able to buy a car, get and keep a job, get and keep my own place but it was hard and well worth the anxiety attacks and fear

    • @coolerthanyou6040
      @coolerthanyou6040 5 років тому +80

      angel folmar 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

    • @lalasubliminals7339
      @lalasubliminals7339 5 років тому +26

      anime freak uh

    • @penutbuter2
      @penutbuter2 5 років тому +27

      anime freak no

    • @mirroredrumor
      @mirroredrumor 5 років тому +77

      Same with my father but hes back in now till 2021, after being gone my whole life so yea actions dont just affect the person you made them.

    • @angelfolmar8664
      @angelfolmar8664 5 років тому +87

      @@mirroredrumor I'm so very sorry. My decisions hurt a lot of people mostly my children. You and your family are in my prayers. Keep your head up sweetheart

  • @miraculouslyadrikins3483
    @miraculouslyadrikins3483 8 років тому +6032

    "Real air." *laughs* "Real air." *laughs*
    sounds like that moment you leave school on the last day

  • @agapefaith9493
    @agapefaith9493 2 роки тому +4

    She has such a sweet voice.. bless her heart ❤️..

  • @bryceash1731
    @bryceash1731 Рік тому +2

    Freedom is literally the most precious thing I have my court date on May 22 and I’m facing 30 years and I’m only 21 years old knowing a big chunk of my life is going to be gone spent behind bars breaks me into two I know it’s easier said than done But always keep your head up look towards the positives and treat everyone in life with kindness, respect and compassion, and you’ll never end up in the situation I’m in

  • @chanroobi7460
    @chanroobi7460 5 років тому +3536

    53 years old?? That's 2 years older than me, that poor lady looked 73 or older.

    • @rees5124
      @rees5124 5 років тому +219

      Chan Roobi they said women behind bars age quicker

    • @chr1sss529
      @chr1sss529 5 років тому +40

      Se Ou lmao stfu tryna act smart

    • @chr1sss529
      @chr1sss529 5 років тому +14

      Se Ou your stupid I can’t even understand what you said,your the imbecile

    • @hqxs
      @hqxs 5 років тому +12

      @Se Ou stfu

    • @TheBishop12
      @TheBishop12 5 років тому +34

      Chan Roobi that's how white women usually age. it's about right

  • @masacardenas
    @masacardenas 7 років тому +1164

    Orange is the New Black is actually realistic... who knew xD

    • @kjdnyhmghfvb
      @kjdnyhmghfvb 7 років тому +3

      why do some people not think OITNB is not realistic. (sure they're are some liberties I assume for television, but a few) I remember reading some comments saying that the gladiator stuff by the guards was so unrealistic, but in actuality it has happen in the real prison/jail system multiple times.

    • @teddybutler6619
      @teddybutler6619 7 років тому +5

      Everything you see in orange is the new black is what actually happens in prison

    • @israymervalentin-arias6313
      @israymervalentin-arias6313 7 років тому +8

      Of course you think they just made up the show out of thin air? Obviously there are a lot of female prisons where they took inspirations from for the show.

    • @kelsfeendog
      @kelsfeendog 7 років тому +16

      orange is the new black was based off of the book piper Kerman wrote about her experience in a women's prison, so it would make sense for it to be realistic.

    • @YeahOKFU2
      @YeahOKFU2 7 років тому +1

      When Sarcasm is an unfamiliar tone.

  • @tamraI3
    @tamraI3 2 роки тому +1

    Yes. We need more programs.

  • @the_fae_witch1509
    @the_fae_witch1509 2 роки тому +11

    I can't imagine the severe loneliness she's to face in a world she hasn't been apart of for such a long time. I really hope she has a safety net on the outside.

  • @joeyreed7946
    @joeyreed7946 8 років тому +3539

    Bet these people will get out and go on MySpace and be like "Where is everyone else?"

    • @RB-nj4py
      @RB-nj4py 8 років тому +10

      Omg right 😂

    • @xcp4518
      @xcp4518 8 років тому +83

      Did they have myspace 29 years ago?

    • @miahlanagan8688
      @miahlanagan8688 8 років тому +2

      Made my day 😅

    • @MrRazorblade999
      @MrRazorblade999 7 років тому +2

      +Joey Reed You must be very young.

    • @GeekBoy03
      @GeekBoy03 7 років тому +4

      The internet has been around since the 70s. It was put into universities, then in the 90s, the government turned it over to commercial businesses.

  • @TheProAer
    @TheProAer 6 років тому +2340

    That's wrong that they didn't give her any of her medication.

    • @annabelmcdonagh4684
      @annabelmcdonagh4684 5 років тому +1

      Stephen Murphy ya

    • @jacobr1292
      @jacobr1292 5 років тому +45

      It's wrong that a murderer only got 30 years in prison.

    • @Emma-pv9kb
      @Emma-pv9kb 5 років тому +91

      Jacob R you don’t know the details of her case tho, you can’t speak on her sentence.

    • @rosacordova4895
      @rosacordova4895 5 років тому +3

      confused teen what? A man who isn’t fucking stupid enough to fall for the old women tears? You’re the dumb one forgetting that she was tried, it doesn’t matter what the details were, because if they mattered enough she wouldn’t be in prison.

    • @bigcrazybarb5338
      @bigcrazybarb5338 5 років тому +2

      She can buy her own with the 40 dolars they gave her u idiot

  • @blueoak5262
    @blueoak5262 2 роки тому

    Watching things like this helps me understand that many of us are already rich even if we are far from rich, we just don't see how others are less fortunate than we are.

  • @MichaelKurse
    @MichaelKurse Місяць тому

    People that have never been to prison will never know the feeling of a new start, a new beggining. I came back better than ever!

  • @joannepiatte4026
    @joannepiatte4026 3 роки тому +1050

    There should have been a plan in place for that girl. She was set up to fail. Very sad.

    • @bernicesmith1173
      @bernicesmith1173 3 роки тому +18

      I AGREE 💯

    • @backup9911
      @backup9911 3 роки тому +1

      @Khalid Mahmood Khalid you follow a randomn Arab from the Stone Age as a prophet of god and they stone women in your country, relax.

    • @yousof8546
      @yousof8546 3 роки тому +13

      @@backup9911 lmao caught an islamophobic in the wild

    • @backup9911
      @backup9911 3 роки тому +4

      @@yousof8546 Jonathan I know you don't have an identity and you don't understand the world outside your bubble but don't make it so obvious using made-up political terms from 2012. It will always be cringe to defend an ideology worse than Nazism.

    • @yousof8546
      @yousof8546 3 роки тому +12

      @@backup9911 okay joker pfp im sure youre a very wise person who I should listen to lmao. sad how defensive you get when you disagree with me but then again yall are always like this, now off you go crying

  • @robhicks2117
    @robhicks2117 5 років тому +1622

    Dancing behind bars! This would make a great T.V. show!

  • @frankieg1974
    @frankieg1974 11 місяців тому +3

    Betty seems very kind. At any given moment, any one of us can make a mistake that’ll permanently change our life. I don’t know what she did to get sentenced to prison, but she served her time and now deserves a second chance at life. I hope she is doing okay now!

  • @patriciapoche6172
    @patriciapoche6172 Рік тому

    I hope Jessie's doing well now. She's beautiful and seems like such a genuine human being!

  • @xcreatememoriesx3797
    @xcreatememoriesx3797 5 років тому +3875

    *on this episode of orange is the new black*

  • @winterfell9990
    @winterfell9990 6 років тому +3575

    imagine being locked up in the 1980s and 90's where there are no smartphones and getting out and seeing what the world has become

    • @flamixflame2685
      @flamixflame2685 6 років тому +182

      Winterfell there are documentaries about those types of prisoners

    • @flamixflame2685
      @flamixflame2685 6 років тому +46

      Like after prison show

    • @cloneclipse4578
      @cloneclipse4578 6 років тому +75

      I always think of the old man who killed himself in Shawshank

    • @JanetStarChild
      @JanetStarChild 6 років тому +93

      Hell, if I got out of prison just to see how crappy the new millennium turned out to be, I'd get myself arrested again.

    • @gurlfiend76
      @gurlfiend76 6 років тому +56

      It happened to my friend Tracie. Went to jail in 1993, came out 2 years ago.
      Talk about a time warp!!

  • @burnaby604
    @burnaby604 Рік тому +3

    Damn my heart goes out for Jessy. God bless her🙏

  • @tinacronhimer5524
    @tinacronhimer5524 Рік тому +2

    They are all in my thoughts and prayers, God Bless them 🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏

  • @willowsliquideyeliner7537
    @willowsliquideyeliner7537 3 роки тому +3288

    They took Jessie’s chance away from her the moment they didn’t give her the meds she needed.

    • @dannyc.jewell8788
      @dannyc.jewell8788 3 роки тому +69

      Jessie took her own chance away when she killed someone

    • @juliettemarii
      @juliettemarii 3 роки тому +207

      @@dannyc.jewell8788 that was Betty, Jessie was the one in for a theft charge (second part of the video)

    • @kl9686
      @kl9686 3 роки тому +43

      Well, to be fair, their job wasn't to help people with their medical problems. But to punishing people for their bad deeds, they had paid for her medical bills for all the years in sentence already.

    • @benfine2328
      @benfine2328 3 роки тому +1

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    • @roxasbaker
      @roxasbaker 2 роки тому +12

      @@dannyc.jewell8788 she didn’t kill anyone she was only in for theft dumbass

  • @johnsophusson
    @johnsophusson 4 роки тому +3524

    I would rather die than spend 29 years in prison.

    • @austindorsey-steele1368
      @austindorsey-steele1368 4 роки тому +257

      If I was like 50 and had to spend 29 years I would rather die, but if I was like 18 and had to spend 29 years I'd rather not die

    • @calistamarie5353
      @calistamarie5353 4 роки тому +78

      She did that to herself, had to be said.

    • @RAYMOND75600
      @RAYMOND75600 4 роки тому +3

      Every inmate in Vegas wishes the same thing

    • @amaaniqbal8358
      @amaaniqbal8358 4 роки тому +5

      25 years

    • @epannellwsu1
      @epannellwsu1 4 роки тому +2

      Me too

  • @rickjones9819
    @rickjones9819 Рік тому +1

    i did 8 months in the county jail and i was 16 years old , spent my 17th birthday in there as well, it changed me for the better, and the feeling i fekt after being released was just amazing, cant imagine how she felt after being locked up for 29 years wtf

  • @fe4rlexxv249
    @fe4rlexxv249 3 роки тому +2388

    How in the world can they turn a girl loose without her medication nowhere to sleep and nowhere to go, it's disgusting. They set her up for failure. What else was she supposed to do? Just sit on the curb on the sidewalk wither away because she has nothing to eat. I mean how far was that $66 supposed to get her? She should not have been released until she had a stable place to go. I totally blame the system on that one.
    Edit: thanks for the likes. Let's try to keep the conversation Humane please

    • @myrnacrook1191
      @myrnacrook1191 3 роки тому +16

      It is done all the time it's comen all over.

    • @feraltrashgoblin9256
      @feraltrashgoblin9256 3 роки тому +113

      Natanael Kohler ok I’m getting tired of this. PRISONS ARE SUPPOSED TO BE REHABILITATION CENTERS AND THATS WHAT THEY WERE AND ARE MEANT FOR. If you did something wrong you’re not meant to be punished only. You’re meant to learn from you’re mistakes and be taught the correct way to handle things.

    • @AZ-kr6ff
      @AZ-kr6ff 3 роки тому

      @@feraltrashgoblin9256
      Says who?

    • @feraltrashgoblin9256
      @feraltrashgoblin9256 3 роки тому +5

      Natanael Kohler
      (off topic but) what does the /s mean? I’m genuinely curious

    • @livingfree7153
      @livingfree7153 3 роки тому +16

      They also make you check in to a parole officer and pay massive money. If you can’t get to a meeting or you can’t pay the high fees and attend classes, etc..etc..back to jail you go!

  • @dmx5439
    @dmx5439 3 роки тому +3468

    They set Jessy up to fail... This made me cry

    • @cbryce9243
      @cbryce9243 3 роки тому +141

      So right you are. Sadly, this happens to most who end up in prison. No one can survive without emotional support, money, a roof over their head, and much needed medications. Basic stability. Our system of, "justice" is in need of an overhaul.

    • @catherinemumbua8251
      @catherinemumbua8251 3 роки тому +46

      Phoenix Assets no she set herself for failure when she decided to break the law

    • @dmx5439
      @dmx5439 3 роки тому +54

      @@catherinemumbua8251 WHATEVER WOMAN....JOG ON!!!!!!!

    • @dmx5439
      @dmx5439 3 роки тому +15

      @@cbryce9243 you're obviously right !....blessings to you and yours and for yr insight

    • @freddiegrace3770
      @freddiegrace3770 3 роки тому +58

      It is so stupid we can spend so much money house them and take care of them in prison, but nothing when they leave? Wouldnt it be cheaper in the long run to give her a chance? We just end up paying for her incarceration over and over.

  • @benitaguzman541
    @benitaguzman541 2 роки тому

    Best of Luck to
    ALL OF You.
    GOD BLESS YOU.. Keep your head up.
    One step at a time forward.
    🙏👍

  • @369demeter5
    @369demeter5 Рік тому

    I got locked up at 18 went down the cut at 19 got a ticket for falling asleep in school she was my jail lawyer. Betty had a heart of gold. I was there when they came down but I didn't want to get interviewed. Under 21 you automatically have to go to school.

  • @jesuslives4362
    @jesuslives4362 6 років тому +1706

    Jesse didn't have a chance and that prison knew it. Bogus

    • @ShoGunNicholas
      @ShoGunNicholas 5 років тому +28

      She did have a chance, though it was a rather low chance, but a chance none the less. Now she can either, fight to survive, or be thrown back into prison. That is her choice and that's a choice, that everyone on earth makes every day.

    • @jesuslives4362
      @jesuslives4362 5 років тому +22

      Nicholai Austrenzo do you know anything about medication. the things she was on. Do you know anybody struggling with medication.

    • @cljoe35
      @cljoe35 5 років тому

      you know what you are whats wrong with this country and you belong in the same cell as these scumbags if you have this type of perspective on these lowlife clowns! there are almost an infinite number of ways people can change for the better in this country and blaming drugs as a scapegoat to re commit crimes is not the answer. these people need to seek god because they got a second chance!!!!!! HOW DARE YOU BLAME THE SYSTEM FOR THEIR ACTIONS!!!!!!!!!!

    • @jesuslives4362
      @jesuslives4362 5 років тому +7

      cljoe35 chill out dear. All I said was they "knew" she would fail. They didn't give her what her body was use to getting. Which, if you know about medication you would understand. And they didn't give her what they were supposed to give her. They failed!

    • @cljoe35
      @cljoe35 5 років тому +1

      Erica Speck oh ok. Thanks man. I will have to get you a beer lol!

  • @biggbosscbinc.8782
    @biggbosscbinc.8782 4 роки тому +1615

    So your telling me after she got done serving 29 years all she gets is 50 dollars 5 boxes of books and a thank you like wtf where is she supposed to spend the night, what is she gonna wear for tmrw, and what will she eat. I swear this shit is beyond me🤦‍♂️

    • @ukmedicfrcs
      @ukmedicfrcs 4 роки тому +110

      Maybe criminals should think about that

    • @etham1655
      @etham1655 4 роки тому +199

      @@ukmedicfrcs
      But like that you basically force them to be criminals again to survive.
      Countries that spend more money on rehabilitation have a far lesser crime rate.

    • @ukmedicfrcs
      @ukmedicfrcs 4 роки тому +24

      @@etham1655 Thats BS. Many homeless come into the ER, some I have known for years and none of them have resorted to crimes. They use the resources available to them. Youre making excuses. They rob and steal because its easy and its their way of life. If you became homeless tomorrow, youre telling me you would rob someone?

    • @etham1655
      @etham1655 4 роки тому +42

      @@ukmedicfrcs
      If I don't have money to buy food and I would starve otherwise I would be forced to steal to survive.

    • @ukmedicfrcs
      @ukmedicfrcs 4 роки тому +14

      @@etham1655 So you couldnt go to a shelter or a food bank? Seriously your only option would be to rob?

  • @stephenhodgson3506
    @stephenhodgson3506 Рік тому +6

    Nobody in this life has a clue what is coming down the line in their lives and how they will respond to the circumstances that they find themselves in. But so many feel they have a right to condemn people and assume they would never do such things and they are better. But there are many, many cases of people doing something totally out of character purely because of the unexpected circumstances they find themselves in.
    A hypothetical situation but is often very real: a wife at home with her family happy in her circumstances and living a peaceful life. One night her husband comes home and tells her he is leaving because he has found somebody else. She is suddenly left to bring up say three children with no income and no experience to earn the money that was coming into the family before. Husband disappears and pays no support, she gets a job but can't keep up with the bills and loses the home. Finds a place to rent but struggles with the bills, social service gets involved because there are reports her children are been neglected even though she is doing her best. One day no food for her children so she steals to feed them rather than lose them, she gets caught and sent to jail, kids go into the system and she loses them. Think it can't happen? well think again it does happen and more often than you think and the next case could just be you.

  • @Luhdesfrdiff
    @Luhdesfrdiff 4 місяці тому

    I thought she was finna start singing dat one song everything’s gonna be already 😂

  • @ilovefredsvids
    @ilovefredsvids 7 років тому +696

    Can this become a show or a documentary showing what people do when they get out of prison/ jail.

    • @arieljj4896
      @arieljj4896 7 років тому

      make one

    • @shakeyfly
      @shakeyfly 7 років тому

      Boring. they all do the exact same thing that put them in jail in the first place.

    • @twerk4jose514
      @twerk4jose514 7 років тому +6

      +shakeyfly no wtf

    • @ladyghille
      @ladyghille 7 років тому +2

      People coming out of Jail are scared as fuck , all their normal senses are Close to zero and a traffic light Can stress

    • @DocRunaway
      @DocRunaway 7 років тому +1

      Yeah, let's focus on the murderers and stop thinking of the victims here, shall we?

  • @chapterrv
    @chapterrv 5 років тому +1548

    4:57 is so heartbreaking ☹️ So scared to make the wrong decision that she doesn't want to make any at all. I understand why, though

    • @rockethead7
      @rockethead7 5 років тому +27

      But, she DID make a decision. She decided to go steal again. I hope you feel all heartbroken and sympathetic when a multi-conviction criminal steals stuff from YOU.

    • @soulmate3210
      @soulmate3210 5 років тому +13

      Peace be with you

    • @juliandoespolitics4275
      @juliandoespolitics4275 5 років тому +15

      rockethead7 she was off her medication

    • @rockethead7
      @rockethead7 5 років тому +8

      @@juliandoespolitics4275 YOU SAID: "she was off her medication"
      == Tell me, which situation is more likely to you?
      1) A convicted criminal and drug addict is telling the truth, the prison denied her meds, the "news" channel listened to this, but didn't bother to ask the prison about why they denied her meds.
      or
      2) The convicted criminal and drug addict is also a chronic liar, the prison gave her the meds, but she denied getting them because she wanted more, and the "news" channel DID ask the prison why she didn't get her meds, and they said, "pffttt, she says that all the time, she's a criminal junkie thief, we gave her the meds, and her own family is so sick of her lies that they won't even take her in for more than a day or two at a time." But, the "news" channel didn't show that part, because it doesn't look good in the eyes of the gullible saps who believe every damned thing they see on TV.
      By the way, I have a bridge for sale. Interested?

    • @aboabdcm6544
      @aboabdcm6544 5 років тому +1

      Fucking dumbasses common sense don’t make sense to them

  • @thewangshabang5379
    @thewangshabang5379 3 місяці тому

    I hate to say it but this is honestly wonderful to see people actually coming out and getting better almost brings a tear to my eye, I know people who were locked up 40 years and so on and they still struggle but the fact these women are strong enough to live life after all that time I have to say they are more than strong they are invincible.

  • @borisaoco4442
    @borisaoco4442 2 роки тому +1

    "Dancing 💃🕺With The Cons" ....sorry couldn't resist!!!🤷‍♂️

  • @SoulFitnessDivas
    @SoulFitnessDivas 9 років тому +6882

    You don't send a mentally ill person back out into the world *without their medications for 9 days* and expect them to not go through withdrawal symptoms, and then unable to perform on the job. The system knows that this happens. It's like setting them up to end up back in prison. Then to make matters worse, her sister took her in for ONLY one night. No meds with the inevitable withdrawal symptoms from being forced to suddenly stop taking her meds and zero support from family. Of course "the system" knew she'd end up back in jail. smh.

    • @D33caying
      @D33caying 6 років тому +36

      Damn...

    • @tammyjohns9367
      @tammyjohns9367 6 років тому +182

      SoulFitnessDiva I know that's right! It's so sad and unfortunate, mental health is just not being taking seriously enough

    • @SoloLynx
      @SoloLynx 6 років тому +8

      She murdered somebody so she deserved everything she had coming

    • @sarahany1947
      @sarahany1947 6 років тому +158

      Solo Lynx she was in for robbery.

    • @AnoopKammaran
      @AnoopKammaran 6 років тому +115

      not murder... just robbery...

  • @TheNraveles
    @TheNraveles 4 роки тому +1112

    *girl talking about her favorite books*
    "SHE NEEDS TO BE BEHIND THE BARRIER..THATS OUR RULES"
    *girl smiles awkwardly*

    • @codingvio7383
      @codingvio7383 4 роки тому +17

      This is sick, why can she not do it right?

    • @6a6ey17
      @6a6ey17 4 роки тому +25

      Ikr. She’s so sweet but still has to go behind the barriers.

    • @msmistro5725
      @msmistro5725 3 роки тому +17

      @@codingvio7383 One of them was sent out with 68 dollars and a few hand shakes. WTF do you expect? The ‘system’ failed them.

  • @sky18157
    @sky18157 2 роки тому

    1:07 everyone stepping out of their houses after lockdown/quarantine😂😂 "Real air" indeed

  • @frankiecarrington3224
    @frankiecarrington3224 2 роки тому +1

    I'm crying bless her heart

  • @MultiCrispyChicken
    @MultiCrispyChicken 4 роки тому +2168

    4:30 The sister can only give her shelter for one night? What a joke.

    • @darlingishere
      @darlingishere 4 роки тому +311

      Fake family 🙄

    • @jason-rc8gi
      @jason-rc8gi 4 роки тому +155

      I think she’s legally not allowed or something. Her sister wouldn’t only let her 1 day, that’s messed up

    • @naomihall5710
      @naomihall5710 4 роки тому +34

      That's what I was saying

    • @sisplease9053
      @sisplease9053 3 роки тому +51

      Maybe the sister has things to do or something there must be a reason why

    • @AceroKarina228
      @AceroKarina228 3 роки тому +60

      She’s legally not allowed too

  • @pamsing3012
    @pamsing3012 3 роки тому +2314

    Jesse's chance was taken when they did not give her the meds they were supose to. You knew she could not do it with out meds. So unfair

    • @asafaust6774
      @asafaust6774 3 роки тому +135

      It's almost like she was set up, by the system, to fail. I thought she should have had a sponsor to give her a place to live, and assist her to get on her feet. She needed help with food, meds, and other necessities. Where is her family? This poor lady should have never slipped through the cracks like this.

    • @ReadeRomke
      @ReadeRomke 3 роки тому +17

      And that is the problem in the USA:health care.

    • @briannk3720
      @briannk3720 3 роки тому +9

      Dear Lord Jesus, I know that I am a sinner, and I ask for Your forgiveness. I believe You died for my sins and rose from the dead. I turn from my sins and invite You to come into my heart and life. I want to trust and follow You as my Lord and Savior. In Your Name. Amen. jnjn

    • @asylumbuilder2881
      @asylumbuilder2881 3 роки тому +9

      I pray jesse gets some help and finds jesus its not too late for her

    • @worldofelectricity4038
      @worldofelectricity4038 3 роки тому +3

      Lol wtf

  • @t.shandrielblogs
    @t.shandrielblogs 2 роки тому +2

    My younger brother get out next week. And I'm thankful that he does have me, a place to go to etc. Our mother is deceased and the little family we do have, he sort of burned his bridges with them. It's just hard when you dealing with a family who an addict. I am super nervous when he gets out, but don't want to turn him away. Because if I do he will most likely end up in a shelter on the streets etc. I pray this time is his time of change.

    • @cynthiacanales7111
      @cynthiacanales7111 Рік тому

      I hope your brother is doing better..

    • @t.shandrielblogs
      @t.shandrielblogs Рік тому +1

      @@cynthiacanales7111He went back, just got back out three months ago. 🙏🏽

  • @XxNekoMoonxX
    @XxNekoMoonxX 2 роки тому

    i hope wherever she is now, she’s doing well. bless her :-(

  • @itskyira9999
    @itskyira9999 6 років тому +1617

    To live is to suffer
    To survive is
    To find meaning
    In the suffering

    • @ryanh4148
      @ryanh4148 5 років тому +21

      Isn't it supposed to be the other way around

    • @connorkillmice
      @connorkillmice 5 років тому +5

      yeah they mixed up live and survive lololololol

    • @coopsevy5664
      @coopsevy5664 5 років тому

      I love this saying i feel this same way!

    • @shawkeepitrealauth_en_ticr9071
      @shawkeepitrealauth_en_ticr9071 5 років тому +4

      Kyria Harrell DMX

    • @robertstar7463
      @robertstar7463 5 років тому +1

      Not just Yoda but common sense wisdom for any one with a degree of self-awareness.

  • @tb11212
    @tb11212 7 років тому +2828

    We really do spend more on our prisons than our schools. Damn.

    • @Dralyn06
      @Dralyn06 7 років тому +33

      Now you know the "secret" that nobody does anything about

    • @randomperson5817
      @randomperson5817 7 років тому +37

      we should kill the prisoners with life terms
      utter wastes of money and life

    • @LiveSnoopyTV
      @LiveSnoopyTV 7 років тому +42

      Because prisons keep the public suppressed, good education makes the nations people get up and say something.

    • @Dralyn06
      @Dralyn06 7 років тому +2

      supa drag0n yea but sometimes the death row doesn't work, or it'll slowly kill them. And that's against the law but some people don't care

    • @Ay-xq7mj
      @Ay-xq7mj 7 років тому +7

      Hate to say it but just the money and waste of time might make death penalty logical.

  • @Thisworldisagoner
    @Thisworldisagoner 2 роки тому +2

    53 years old! My mom is 56 and this woman looks so much older. Sad how the prison environment aged her so much

  • @congerscott6064
    @congerscott6064 5 місяців тому +1

    And all this time I thought prison was suppose to be so bad that you would do anything to not go back.

  • @billyblud4358
    @billyblud4358 7 років тому +2431

    *Is only thinking of orange is the new black

  • @cecelila5844
    @cecelila5844 3 роки тому +2246

    so the government rather pay 1 million for one person than pay 1 million to help people stay out of prison, or improve the wellbeing of people

    • @kaylarosebates9966
      @kaylarosebates9966 3 роки тому +68

      Say that one more time. I don't think the people in the back heard you!

    • @hevyc8353
      @hevyc8353 3 роки тому +52

      For what i heard you Americans have a law that every other country abolished,it gives money to the prison "system" so tehnicaly,your government lock up people to make money in some way.

    • @kathconserv
      @kathconserv 3 роки тому +6

      How about our veterans?

    • @hon.maambo342
      @hon.maambo342 3 роки тому +7

      This whole idea is fucked

    • @boardwalkbw7130
      @boardwalkbw7130 3 роки тому +12

      Prison for profits programs of our government system corrupts disguising people in our government

  • @CMcKinnon1013
    @CMcKinnon1013 4 місяці тому +1

    I live in AZ. I was part of The Real Deal, reintergration program for exoffenders. We even had a cubicle @ DOC, in Phx. It was a good program, but could not figure out the funding, we volunteered for over 2 years under the umbrella of LDRC. I wish i could put this program back in effect. Our success rate was 84-86%. 😢😢😢😢😢

  • @abrown258
    @abrown258 4 місяці тому

    As a social worker ma'am I thank you for addressing this need. Not just locking them up & letting out with no skills & no mental health assistance.

  • @tylerm9722
    @tylerm9722 8 років тому +473

    "First day free". 3/4 of the video is featured inside.

    • @TH3RIPPA
      @TH3RIPPA 8 років тому

      right

    • @prettyinpunk666
      @prettyinpunk666 8 років тому +4

      Being indoors is not the same as being incarcerated. When you're in prison you can't choose to order a pizza, you can't choose to make yourself a meal. You don't have a comfortable bed or the ability to watch any movie you want.
      It's not the fact of being indoors, it's the freedom to do whatever she chooses, indoors or out.

    • @samanthapratt4611
      @samanthapratt4611 7 років тому

      +C - I think he means inside as in still inside the prison

    • @prettyinpunk666
      @prettyinpunk666 7 років тому

      Samantha Pratt I took it to mean the girl's video journal, not the whole video itself. But you may be right.

    • @skipdow3
      @skipdow3 7 років тому +1

      With Diane Sawyer, you never know what you're going to get. She spent over a total of an hour, advertising her interview with the queen . This was when we were supposed to be getting some world news. She should have retired years ago.

  • @sharonjackson268
    @sharonjackson268 5 років тому +843

    Jessie never wanted to leave jail... she was afraid to encounter life...
    How sad...

    • @dielitadvocate
      @dielitadvocate 4 роки тому +6

      That’s her fault what she gets I never like murders

    • @lskiller1903
      @lskiller1903 4 роки тому +4

      Bullshit she's a thieving drug addict, that needs to be behind bars.!!

    • @Zach.3246
      @Zach.3246 4 роки тому +27

      LS Killer That’s not how you rehabilitate people. Treating people like animals only makes it worse.

    • @Atlantique59
      @Atlantique59 4 роки тому +1

      Jim Dawson just stop your on every comment hating

    • @therainbowbelongstosatan4260
      @therainbowbelongstosatan4260 3 роки тому +2

      @@dielitadvocate she didn't kill anyone

  • @chazruffini4228
    @chazruffini4228 Рік тому +1

    I felt that after getting out of jail, I laid on my aunt's couch and not being able to sleep, you become accustomed to how things run when you're in, I had breakfast at 3am, lunch at 10 and dinner at 4, a lot of locked down time, tons of pepper bombs in the pod I was in, a lot of fighting. But coming home felt so amazing, I got to see my mom, and sister, and cousins. But even though I was happy to be out, there's still this awkward weird feeling you get in the pit of your stomach

  • @sylviahernandez1821
    @sylviahernandez1821 2 роки тому +1

    Makes me sad to see this .I pray the woman get the help they need and medication. When they get out.it brakes my heart to see this . And a place to live .

  • @markmancini4108
    @markmancini4108 5 років тому +148

    that girl robbed a pharmacy because they let her on the streets with no way to take care of herself or even any medication. she probably just wanted to go back and be with her wife in the joint!

  • @alextran8188
    @alextran8188 8 років тому +780

    it's sad to me that these inmates that get let free and have been working to get their life together, end up back in the block for petty crimes. I think people that go to prison should have rehabilitation programs, men and both women.

    • @Logger1010
      @Logger1010 8 років тому +11

      They have those but its just how society works. A job will hire someone with no criminal history over someone with out. Same thing how they say if you get recorded as a sex offender your life is practically ruined

    • @erenjeager4640
      @erenjeager4640 7 років тому +14

      Well think twice before they fucking murder someone lol

    • @erenjeager4640
      @erenjeager4640 7 років тому

      Anthony Martin well she is a murderer lmao

    • @zosfuj4548
      @zosfuj4548 7 років тому +2

      +oh hey second degree don't you understand basic law ?

    • @erenjeager4640
      @erenjeager4640 7 років тому +3

      Zos Fuj She.Killed.Someone. She deserved what she got.

  • @kimberleyhitzel5878
    @kimberleyhitzel5878 9 місяців тому

    Pamela looks so young!! 😮
    And, also very positive. 😊❤ K.x.

  • @positivemanifestations3247
    @positivemanifestations3247 2 роки тому

    Congrats' Betty. I hope all is well today and you're happy.

  • @jansonminton1503
    @jansonminton1503 3 роки тому +1718

    This is so messed up, she was young,, she didn’t murder anyone, she stole something, 20 years?! And then how they send them off with nothing?

    • @dylan35_
      @dylan35_ 3 роки тому +41

      She was charged for murder

    • @teyaangel8751
      @teyaangel8751 3 роки тому +28

      She did 2nd degree murder

    • @vanessavillablanca4263
      @vanessavillablanca4263 3 роки тому +177

      @@dylan35_ no, the old lady was the one that murdered someone. Jessie only stole is the girl with short hair

    • @kevenwoods7939
      @kevenwoods7939 3 роки тому +24

      Dont break the law simple as that

    • @lilysmith5325
      @lilysmith5325 3 роки тому +153

      @@kevenwoods7939 it’s actually not simple at all. you have no idea what kind of situation she was in. the thing she stole could’ve been what let her or her family literally live.

  • @karinaramirez9618
    @karinaramirez9618 7 років тому +445

    She sounded like Miranda sings at .58

  • @user-dy2nw6nm1s
    @user-dy2nw6nm1s Місяць тому

    Chippendale is currently my Warden where I work and I can honestly say, she does a wonderful job with programs, the inmates are entirely grateful.

  • @jackmihoff9104
    @jackmihoff9104 2 роки тому

    yall see the sky what a beautiful day to be freed reminds me of the sky of my home home pink it would always get i miss the sunsets there

  • @JusticeOuinn420
    @JusticeOuinn420 8 місяців тому

    That big square popcorn bucket came from the dollar tree lol I have 2 of those, the smaller single serve one's, and the bags too lol

  • @Minakann
    @Minakann 8 років тому +196

    Just $50? How do they expect these inmates to stay out of trouble if they're sending them out on the streets with only $50?

    • @PryncessNubiiaa
      @PryncessNubiiaa 8 років тому +27

      +BCLR 1703 I think you missed the point. Yes, you are correct in what you said, but, once you did your time and released and it's hard to get a job because of your record, it's really hard to live without re-offending, just to eat a decent meal, a roof over your head every day/night. Yes, they were in prison, jail or whatever for whatever, for whatever bs they put themselves into..or was guilty by association, they payed their dues and tried. The only ones that make it, without re-offending, are those who have a mega strong support group, whether it's family, friends or both. But, with that said, some do make it on they own legitimately. Each case has it's own "after-story".

    • @kerfufle904
      @kerfufle904 8 років тому +5

      I think it's just whatever they had on them before being locked up in a cage

    • @Bure478
      @Bure478 8 років тому

      they dont expect that murica!

    • @queenbee2229
      @queenbee2229 8 років тому

      It's an endless heartbreaking cycle

    • @melvinbonzarelli
      @melvinbonzarelli 8 років тому

      She can kill someone again like she did the last time. Take their wallet.

  • @jenniferneisler7219
    @jenniferneisler7219 6 років тому +1142

    The system failed her completely! There should have been no reason to send her out with no meds! I'm convinced she was at a point that she knew she needed them commuted a crime an went back! ....had she have only known the er at most hospitals could have helped! They don't prepare u for release at all! They set u up to reoffend!

    • @ShoGunNicholas
      @ShoGunNicholas 5 років тому +3

      Jennifer Neisler, whilst I'm not knowledgable of the regulations in place, within the prison, I'm confident that the wardens would have followed protocol to the letter and had protocol dictated that she's given a weeks supply of drugs; I'd like to imagine that the prison wardens weren't inept enough to have forgotten it.
      However, with that said, as neither of us are in the position to assert our views are accurate, I'm just going to leave it to speculation.

    • @khazms
      @khazms 5 років тому +1

      As Oliver Queen (Green Arrow), Mayor of Star City has said many times. YOU HAVE FAILED THIS CITY.

    • @forchrist013
      @forchrist013 5 років тому +6

      The system did not fail her the producers of this report failed her. They knew she was in crisis and did nothing to help her. This was not a nature show where you watch the baby gazelle get eaten by the lion this was a human being that NEEDED help and they turned a blind eye while they make money from their ratings and advertising off of her. They are the guilty ones they should have made sure she could have seen a doctor and gotten her medication THE DAY SHE WAS RELEASED if they were using her for their story.

    • @cgriffin2013
      @cgriffin2013 5 років тому +3

      Most prisons do prepare you for the out side world they set you up with charities I know places prisoners go live for an extended times to and help you get a job and on your feet she's a grown up if she can't make it then that's on her that's the way the world is too tough for some people

    • @sealy_productions
      @sealy_productions 5 років тому +2

      She literally murdered someone. She's literally lucky to be out. Image ur loved ones dead and someone got out of jail Bc of it

  • @HELLISH43
    @HELLISH43 2 роки тому +1

    After 30 years I wouldn't even want to get out anymore.

  • @DukeTheMonkey.
    @DukeTheMonkey. Рік тому +1

    Unrelated to the inmate we see in the video, but imagine getting murdered and you see your killer getting candy and gifts in prison lol

  • @HipposAreDeadly
    @HipposAreDeadly 6 років тому +5268

    Criminals makin me feel bad smh

    • @rbcaadams7815
      @rbcaadams7815 6 років тому

      HipposAreDeadly j

    • @hj-yj5yo
      @hj-yj5yo 6 років тому +38

      Caitlin Amanda
      Christianity - forgiving

    • @cartoonk1036
      @cartoonk1036 6 років тому +65

      There humans too

    • @rickgoodman5413
      @rickgoodman5413 6 років тому +9

      conservatives are actually extremely against incest

    • @dizzychineseman7445
      @dizzychineseman7445 6 років тому +7

      Cartoon K yeah there humans who took ether humans lives

  • @irvingramirezsotero6437
    @irvingramirezsotero6437 7 років тому +485

    I know that these women went into prisoners for reasons but I gotta admit that I feel bad for them..that old women is so nice and kind... time changes ppl... so these girls can be completely different coming out

    • @irvingramirezsotero6437
      @irvingramirezsotero6437 7 років тому

      +Sharon Newman yeah

    • @Greeneyes831
      @Greeneyes831 7 років тому +30

      you wouldn't say that if the person she killed was on of your loved ones. maybe she did change over time but that feeling of loss for that family will never go away. she scared them for life.

    • @irvingramirezsotero6437
      @irvingramirezsotero6437 7 років тому

      I know I wouldn't... I never said that I would...

    • @DocRunaway
      @DocRunaway 7 років тому +14

      I don't know, she's doing much better than the person she killed.

    • @Rowankeenanx3
      @Rowankeenanx3 7 років тому +2

      You cant deem the people evil forever, she may have take someones life but she cant change it. She has to get on with her life just like the grieving family would. And she should be allowed to.

  • @renehernandez3712
    @renehernandez3712 Рік тому +8

    Ridiculous how our (no)justice system is so unfair! My wife is one of these women, currently serving in a federal prison! Never got help from her attorney and I was even under investigation as an educator who recently retired after 30 years. My wife’s crime was being the manager of a federal credit union which was the 13th shut down in 2012. We didn’t have the money to take her case to a jury and she plea bargained on the advice of her attorney who threatened that even if we tried to take it to court she could be locked up for 30 years. Telling her that being a first time non-violent offender the judge would go easy on her. Her judge recently passed away, during her first attempt at compassionate release. She was charged with eight counts of wire fraud and sentenced to 15 years and a ridiculous restitution at the age of 59. She was manager of the federal credit union for 26 years. The prosecutor likened her case to a ponzy scheme. To this day not one member of the credit union lost out on their money or life savings. I was eventually released from the investigation but at the time had been married to my wife for 30 years. The federal government takes 25% of my retirement for her restitution.

    • @marriejames01
      @marriejames01 Рік тому +2

      Okay but was she guilty? You’re not saying what she did. You make it sound like she was arrested for being a manager. They must have had evidence against her. In most cases if you don’t have money and an attorney that has a relationship with the judge you’re in trouble.

    • @renehernandez3712
      @renehernandez3712 Рік тому

      @@marriejames01 No, forced to plea bargain cause we didn’t have $300,000 that they were asking for! If we had any experience in legal matters we would’ve taken a public attorney. I was under investigation to begin with as well and when they found nothing they stopped on me. You don’t know how this (no) justice system works until you’re put up against it, and if you are guilty you know how it works!

    • @VisionaryTech
      @VisionaryTech Рік тому

      @@renehernandez3712 $300 000 😱?
      They are asking for way too much money

  • @BlackoutGenie
    @BlackoutGenie 8 місяців тому +2

    Any update on the old woman that was released?

  • @dannydizzle21
    @dannydizzle21 7 років тому +602

    You can blame that young womans PoS sister for her eturning back to prison. The woman just got out has nowhere to go, doesnt have a job, has no support group outside of prison and her sister could only keep her one night? Are you serious?

    • @NightmareCourtPictures
      @NightmareCourtPictures 7 років тому +71

      ya what a shit sister. It's like, it doesn't cost anything to have an extra person live with you if you make them do choirs or something.

    • @clownwrld7
      @clownwrld7 7 років тому +38

      lol its like.. hey sis... yea u can only stay 1 night... so good luck out there. :). Then a month later shes in prison.. loll

    • @carebearscooby
      @carebearscooby 7 років тому +9

      pandulce Maybe not everyone wants a murderer under their roof.

    • @royleboy5802
      @royleboy5802 7 років тому +51

      carebearscooby She wasn't a murderer. She was taken in for theft.

    • @brielwoods1197
      @brielwoods1197 7 років тому +46

      That's what I thought, like really you can't help her out? Help her find a job or a stable place to live? Have her do chores to keep her stay or something? lol wtf

  • @lasisters9229
    @lasisters9229 5 років тому +750

    So she got out of jail then went back bc she robbed a store for drugs? That's honestly sad

    • @shaniacolford424
      @shaniacolford424 5 років тому +11

      No shit.

    • @missanonymous3361
      @missanonymous3361 5 років тому +109

      That’s not the way to do it, she obviously did that because she’s gotten so use to prison she doesn’t know how to live the normal life

    • @lucyheredia2556
      @lucyheredia2556 5 років тому +5

      Right! It wants to go back to prison, doesn't have to work, responsibilities.

    • @tashasjourney7934
      @tashasjourney7934 4 роки тому +11

      @Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Ya but when they leave they ended making a crime again to end up back there because they have no where to live and it's they only safe place they know

    • @lucyheredia2556
      @lucyheredia2556 4 роки тому

      @@tashasjourney7934 Everyone is entitled to their opinion. Next.

  • @teresapaidousis5694
    @teresapaidousis5694 2 роки тому +1

    Believe in yourself and trust us gut... stay true and stay strong

  • @liina28
    @liina28 2 роки тому

    That's just rlly sad. And I can tell she has a very kind heart ❤. She doesn't deserve this.#free

  • @bella5292
    @bella5292 5 років тому +1414

    Okay UA-cam, I finally watched this.

  • @aiilo5733
    @aiilo5733 7 років тому +1887

    That's some sisterhood there.

    • @jaidonsampson8914
      @jaidonsampson8914 6 років тому

      aiilo ek

    • @prathameshp3013
      @prathameshp3013 6 років тому +3

      oh ya, lets just forget the part where she killed someone

    • @hannahmartian0073
      @hannahmartian0073 6 років тому +2

      A sisterhood that I want absolutely no part of! Fuck these people! They don't deserve any special treatment or freedom for murdering people, the rest of us walking around in society who go through a daily battle to be productive members of society and control ourselves, don't get special treatment for it. Why should they ?

    • @Wishfull171
      @Wishfull171 6 років тому +3

      Most women in prison for murder are there on self defense against an abusive husband or partner, but despite this still get long sentenves. Even if they helped hide a body against their will for an abusive partner they'll get life in prison. Not every women with murder charges but a lot.

    • @shambolicrhetoric6143
      @shambolicrhetoric6143 6 років тому +1

      Maybe her sister has young children who need to be put first? Would you want a mentally ill, violent offender and drug addict in your home with your kids? I wouldn't give my sister a single night in my home either because the second I fell asleep, she would start clearing out my valuables. She obviously has a history of exploitative behavior so the family already know what she will do if they give her another chance. I imagine this woman has had many, many chances.

  • @shaynesabala
    @shaynesabala 8 місяців тому +3

    Good lord, the system ruined her only chance. They knew she needed her medication and they sent her out without it. I also questioned the family for not stepping in to get her to a doctor. This breaks my heart.

  • @mcbenman1793
    @mcbenman1793 Рік тому

    the dancing like the stars kinda reminds me of the Gulag annual review show from muppets most wanted

  • @douglasmurphy1113
    @douglasmurphy1113 7 років тому +1300

    "This poor, kind woman! how can the American Justice system be so corrupt?!" Guys... this woman is a fucking murderer, she might turn a new leaf but it dosen't change the fact that she deserved to be thrown in there.

    • @TheCart54321
      @TheCart54321 7 років тому +41

      Douglas Murphy I agree it doesn't matter who even if you're a little child if you do something that bad like second-degree murder you deserve jail

    • @carmichaelmoritz8662
      @carmichaelmoritz8662 7 років тому +3

      its all about job security ,,the cops wives and husbands need employment to ,, guards are usually married to cops ,, its all part of the system to keep certain people employed ,, she might have taken a life in self defense and did not need rehab , the system however does need the criminal to keep them employed

    • @RepublicOfCatyes
      @RepublicOfCatyes 7 років тому +22

      what the fuck do you know, maybe she killed someone who wanted to kill her first.

    • @noahhancock8959
      @noahhancock8959 7 років тому +10

      Douglas Murphy Would u say the same if it was your family member she killed?

    • @clairelouise3591
      @clairelouise3591 7 років тому +2

      RepublicOfCatyes In that case it wouldnt be second degree murder it would be self defence or manslaughter, second degree murder is usually killing someone through lack of responsibility but not directly intentional, so not paying attention and running someone over with your car as opposed to intentionally planning it out and stabbing someone

  • @Sky2Mina
    @Sky2Mina 8 років тому +674

    She could only stay one night at her sisters? Sounds like a warm, loving family... *rolls eyes*

    • @candygir87528
      @candygir87528 8 років тому +73

      I am on the fence about it considering just a month later she robbed two pharmacies. They must know what type of person she is, and they may have small children in the household. But if it was my sister, she would stay with me until she gets on her feet.

    • @Sky2Mina
      @Sky2Mina 8 років тому +9

      I guess, whe dont know what happened and drug addicts tend to lie. If people dont want to be saved, they probably dont let other people save them. With my sis I would do anything humanly possible to save her, but then she never endangered my children, lied, stole from me or sth. like that (which could have happened with that lady... we dont know.). Its sad, nontheless. Obviously she wanted to be with her gf. Getting her from jail straight into some kind of closed therapy would have been good...

    • @Sky2Mina
      @Sky2Mina 8 років тому +19

      Then again families of convicts are usually dysfunctional to begin with... Its all just sad.

    • @impossibrugirl2640
      @impossibrugirl2640 8 років тому +6

      Not sure if you've had this experience, but one of my great uncles is a drug addict and a con man. My grandparents have tried again and again to help him on his feet but he stole from them thousands of dollars over the years. It's to the point where he's threatened them and the rest of the family. I'd be willing to bet that the sister is in a similar situation to where she just doesn't trust her.

    • @number1nerdy
      @number1nerdy 8 років тому

      +Lynda Harris bruh the pharmacy one wasn't her

  • @cruzship6119
    @cruzship6119 2 роки тому

    imagine being in prison since 1990 and getting out in 2015, must be so weird coming out in the 21st century ...

  • @michaelwardle7633
    @michaelwardle7633 Рік тому +1

    Ultimately, while revenge is a powerful motivator for society, what we should want in the end is rehabilitation (for those who realistically CAN change).