Full documentary: Killing Time
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- Опубліковано 4 лют 2020
- How do you rehabilitate a career criminal? Killing Time follows Canadian inmate Philip Pynn as he prepares to transition from a prison cell to the outside world, and illustrates the cycle of crime. Read this full-length feature: cbc.ca/1.5426490
Produced by Ariana Kelland and Krissy Holmes
Videography: Sherry Vivian and Gary Quigley
Editor: Gary Quigley
Executive producer: Peter Gullage
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I'm 33 and I've spent 9 years of my life in Jail and Prison. I'm so happy to be off paper. I finished my last jail term 2 years ago when I got out of CCDC (Las Vegas jail). For the past two years I have been working and doing everything the right way. It is so crazy to see how much I have accomplished in those two years. I do get depressed knowing that I started life 10 years late. I see a lot of my friends that have careers, and Beautiful Homes. Mean while I live in a one-bedroom apartment with my girlfriend and my one year old daughter, but I am absolutely grateful. I have accomplished so much in the past few years. I am glad to be where I'm at.
Congrats Bruv! People Don’t Realize that being on Paper is much harder than going to lay down for a bid.
Good on you so proud of you wishing you more success in your life
God bless
whats off paper mean? I understand what you mean by you started life 10 years late. That would be difficult living with the regret, however you are doing what you can now and that isnt cliche bs. When i get down about stuff like that I read up on people who were successful later in life. I have a lot of respect for you turning your life around i mean that.
So great. Better late than never. Keep up the excellent work.💜
U can make it just keep going till u do.
If people get mad at you for having to cut them out of your life because your trying to change then they aren’t your real friends ....
"I'm making changes in my life so if you don't hear from me it's cause your one of them.........."
Why did CBC give him the recognition? .. Build him up more.. Insane.. He is still the same nothing changed.
I have faith he’ll figured it out, I was in and out of jail for almost 10yrs . The last time I was in I decided I had enough, got released got a apt , car job and I’ve been sober for 11yrs and turned my life around. But I’m sorry to say the one thing I don’t agree with keeping the same people in your , you need to remove those people from your life because it only proves , you continue to have them in your life you continue to do bad things. I hope if your reading this that you realize that you can have a great life and maybe start leading by example, it doesn’t make you soft . Where ever you are in life now I hope your doing better.
"Set up to fail." All you had to do was not kill a person.
"Feels like I'm still being punished." Them be the consequences boo.
Boo
@Alesia Simmons If you actually listen to Pynn himself here in this very video, he says "it was my fault...... the gun was brought there with me, for intimidation.... when I grabbed a hold of it the gun went off". I mean, the guy has admitted his mistakes. No reason for you to dismiss him of that. Power was acting purely in self defense. So his role is completely exonerated right off the bat.
@noke Sometimes you need crisis or trauma to trigger a change?..
" them the consequences"
Who the hell talks like that ??!
You have to act cool even on UA-cam boo ???
@@dewalt4594 the coming generation is mentally cripppled, morally crippled and verbally handicapped. “What we have here is a failure to communicate”., lol.
Stop breaking the law and be a father to your only child! You have your mom and just the same your daughter needs you!
He calls Nick his best friend to this day... I’m sure Nick’s parents are pleased.
My brother and I had a terrible beginning to our lives. Mother abandon us left us for dead. Father found us, but he was an severely abusive parent. Most kids that face this type of life end up in jail or worse, death. But, we did not use it as a crutch to do bad things, because we made the choice not to bad stuff. We both are very successful and have great families of our own. We made the choice to do the right things, and it paid off. So, these type of people who blame their life structure growing up as the reason to do the things they do, I say are so weak. You and you alone make choices, and you and you alone are the reason you have failed.
He played it good for the camera
Not everyone CAN be rehabilitated. That's the first thing that must be acknowledged. Violent criminals don't belong on the streets with the freedom to roam around unchecked unless they've shown major remorse, acceptance of responsibility & change after a lengthy sentence. Only a team of trained mental health professionals should be allowed to make that call. Malignant narcissists, sadistic sexual offenders, psychopaths & similar personality types must remain segregated indefinitely.
100% agreed but to bad we have 9th grade drop outs making those decisions ! ! ! ! !
Some people are so badly broken the just can’t be fixed.😟
He's wearing a bunch of " FLY " gear, living in a " SLICK " spot. NO visible means of EMPLOYMENT.Smoking " weed " LOL.It was and is a matter of time.
Says you!!
I’m US citizen. Canada’s system and numbers make us look even sadder than I thought. Shows how punishment and rehab can work when it’s not purely based on profit.
My woman did a decade inside. She was/is cacooie, baba yago, the boogie man, but the simple fact that she says she'd rather die than go back keeps her in line. The struggle is real, you have to commit to do right or toss it to the wind. It is what it is
Who the hells that what's her story is her storie known
8 1/2 years for manslaughter? My first thought was that this crime wasn't committed in USA.
@Ella Gauvin not every state
Ella Gauvin that just goes to prove 2 U that the American Justice system is a BUSINESS. Not for reforming, but for PROFIT. Hence, they make sure numbers are always bursting at the seams to keep the machine greased n moving, period. So happy I am Canadian and TRULY have rights n freedoms, not just the idea of em like Americans. And that my government cares about people finding the cause/help of their actions. U Americans just warehouse people n then release them. When ur government truly cares about its citizens, U might truly know what freedom n rights are REALLY about
The person that killed my 11 week old cousin got 7 years for manslaughter and 3 years for child abuse resulting in death. All happened in Missouri. The individual did 8 years total but the state of Missouri tried releasing after 4 years and my family put a stop to it happening.
Im thinkn Canada since he says ""RIGHT"" Aftr he says somthn..totally ah Canadian thiing..an he says ""agaan"" instead of ""AGAIN!!.. Its just my guess..
Canada would giv somone 81/2 yrs fir manslaughter!!. Lol
Laws of party
If this young man had done this in Texas he would be sitting on death row. He would have been charged with capital murder because his situation would have been seen as an aggravated robbery, which resulted in a death. It doesn't matter that it was his friend. It doesn't matter it accidentally went off. The state looks at it like this. This young man and his friends went to that house to commit a aggravated robbery. Somebody died in the commission of a felony. That makes his friend's death a capital murder. His friend that was acquitted would have been charged with capital murder as well. He would either end up on death row with Mr. Pynn, or testify against him, and still do life without parole.
Don’t Mess With Texas 🙌🏼🙌🏼
If that helps so much, why is there still murder in Texas? This guy is a clown no doubt but talking about what Texas does is a joke.
Texas baby we have an express line on death row yup yup yall !!
Ben Tolleson yep
Terrance Wharry maybe to you it doesn’t help but at least families get their justice and murders don’t go Free to end up killing again!!!!
jail sucks. It does not take courage to go to jail anyone can do it. Its courage to go to work everyday and be a good husband and father. Cut all your friends off, stay clean, and live a normal life.
Childhood friend of mine caught a 18 piece at 15 yrs old for manslaughter with only 2 prior offenses, and this kid got 8 yrs with over 120 prior convictions? Canada is all play play huh 😂
Pretty Much. The stay inside these places would look like The Holiday Inn vs American Prison's. Complete with video games Lmao
Not the brightest bulb in the bunch
I would really like to know WHY our Province got to PAY for this guy who committed murder in NFLD. They should be paying for him???
How is he paying for his rent, haircuts, shopping spree, phone etc... If he doesn't have a job??? I want to learn how to live that well,... Now that would be a doc worth watching...
Maria, that's worth thousands of upvotes
V BBC
Background music annoying and too loud!!!!
Charlotte Willis totally...
I legit thought the guy wearing the Gucci headband was wearing one of those wool hats with the pompoms on it for the first minute that he was on camera....then I realized it was a man bun🤣
I heard the word "Right " about a thousand times in this 34 minute documentary. Right?
Its a nfld thing
He's all about image, and nothing else. How about getting a job landscaping or in construction labour and learning about what it's like to work for a living, even if you have to start out as a volunteer. Gain some respect for your work ethic and loyalty to a job well done. Maybe then you might get some respect on a meaningful level. Maybe you might even realize that you have talents you never knew you had. Maybe you'll get promoted or even venture out on your own as a contractor earning a living the honest way. Maybe you'll realize that there are people in this world who have been through hell and back but didn't turn to crime as a way out and maybe you'll find people to look up to that aren't criminals. If you can't accept this truth, then you'll wind up homeless, or back in prison or dead. What a great life huh. Prove yourself as respectable human being, and you will be rewarded. Stop the excuses and rationalizing your warped mindset.
Yeah, I've got the feeling that this guy is *NEVER* going to learn....
Sounds right to me, and most citizens so I do agree. I think to rationalize his decision making as a lack of " pull your boot straps up and be like us" is short sighted. Not everyone has the same tools to work with. The brain is not equal or one size fits all, many diseases disable the ability to be that citizen you have described. However, we must look inside to find that problem. The accomplishments you speak of are reinforced by society norms and standards but many people disagree with many laws. People in LA wouldnt understand the standards of a west virgina citizen, they have considered many rural people as uneducated and many other inferior things. It boils down to finding your own truth and your own way. Maybe his way is crime. Think about it, without crime many of people have no work or need for structured law. Its a food chain and it takes all kinds. I believe you simply choose the most correct way to do anything in a particular situation. If you continue to not be the worst and strive to become better in each situation then you will slowly gain enlightenment. Many people dont work for a living, or what you are describing as work. Many crimes go unpunished by the hardest working and most respected people. Its what can you do to survive and sleep at night, that's it, please yourself and if thats not enough for the judgements of the people without flaw, let them throw the first stone. Its all man made. Man made by all types, good, bad, and flat out evil.
true i do think though a lot of these people though have like you said have a warped mindset. They need therapy. Yeah maybe just lazy but also possible their mind doesnt understand what you are saying =/. For instance if you talked liked him someone in your life like friend of family would say you arent thinking right also you know better possibly because of role models etc. He might be around drop kicks his whole life.
Nailed it
@Promotional Inc. nice car, dog. 😎
Either you abide by society's Law's or you'll catch yourself on the other side of the fence. When you're inside the belly of the Devil you recognize what having your freedom taken away is. Freedom or the Belly of the Devil is a choice.
JUST SEEN THE ENDING HE WENT BACK OMG
It's Canada's Limp Bizcuit keep on Rollin Baby!! Move in now move out of jail police says hands up now hands down
His mind is burnt
Wtf ? . Who told this man to wear nail polish coloured pants? . Them pants are a serious crime ! 🤣🤣🤣💅🏼💅🏼💅🏼💅🏼✊🏽
Oh him and his boy have feelings. Internally for sure
I just realized that prison tattoos are the "sane" man's way of cutting when depressed 😟😟😟
probably also want to look hard to not be victim. If i see someone with lots of prison tats they might assume hes been around. i heard it on other prison shows kids getting face tattoos before they go in to look hard
You quoted a miss spelled word. GOOD JOB !
I disagree. Tattoos are for hiding behind. ‘Don’t look at me, look at them’. He doesn’t want his ‘friends’ or even himself to see who he really is or at least could be because he has to look the part. With all those ugly tattoos he can go on wanting other people to take responsibly for what he does because he hides behind them. Like most of his kind, he just doesn’t have the guts to get out, he is scared to because there is just too much responsibility involved and he cannot handle that. Keep hiding, your bros in prison will always like the tattoos.
I was sitting here waiting for it to really start and then credits rolled.
There’s so many things I can say about this but I’ll just say a couple. First I’d like to say that I’m a felon. I’ve done my time , got off paper finally few years back and I’ve moved on. When I went I was among maybe 4-5 convicts that were actually guilty. Admitting our guilt. Everyone else in there, you know, they too were being picked on and they NEVER did anything wrong, etc...Narcissism makes me want to throw up. I’ve seen so much of it it’s literally sickening. His own mother (a seasoned con herself) even says that when he gets out the cops just ain’t goin to leave him alone and he just doesn’t do anything wrong. WOW. That’s the problem. All of them (that doesn’t want to be a responsible contributing citizen and abide by laws) are like this. It’s NEVER their fault. I swear their narcissism oozes out of their pours. Never their fault. Someone is ALWAYS out to get them. And more times than not something extremely small gets them going by bumping their shoulder in crowded rm or someone is supposedly looking at them or “their girl”. Absolutely crazy. If you really want to change you HAVE to admit who you are. Take the blame when it’s yours. It was all I could take to watch this narcissistic KID tell is life story. I hope you find your way. If you and your mother are transparent in YOUR beliefs in who YOU are and don’t like what you see and is looking for a better way of life your complete honesty within YOURSELF is the ONLY way to go. ✌🏻
Tldr
Keep ya head up , youre an amazing man.much love to u.k
He admitted his part in everything. That's what I heard .
If only more people were as self aware as you. Great post.
I wish you well.
Fantastic analysis. This whole thing is all about these people with NPD who could never put anyone or anything above themselves
Money for an Airbnb??
Prison guy: “I’m not in a gang....”
also prison guy: *Tattoos of said gang all over his body*
He simply did what he had to do to survive and posturing is most important in a place where gangs rule. I think he tries to explain that to her but she has no clue on how to interpret the gesture. He obviously can't disavow on TV then return with no credibility nor can he admit true street affiliation while walking around in the free world. It just didnt confuse me much, I understood his explanation completely and fully agreed with the logic. Maybe she needs to do a little more methodically geared research to gain insight before simply repeating a question because she feels he was deflecting when he clearly wasnt.
It’s called changing over time
For real dude?! 1; he could very well be a chameleon which in all reality is the #1 rule Is survival in conditions such as this. Orrrrrr 2; tatts may be permanent but ppls outlooks & how they live their lives isn’t permanent. Your ignorant! Delete your dumbass comment bc many ppl are reading it thinking exactly what I am. Ya don’t decide to leave a gang & say “k I’m not in the gang life anymore take my tattoos away!”
I feel bad for him. I worked with a guy like him for a while, and he tried really, really hard to break the cycle. Sadly after I left the job I saw him hanging out with his old friends and doing/dealing drugs again. It's a whole different world that they can't get out of, and it's not as simple as other people may think. It's psychologically very difficult because they grew up like this. It's hard-wired in them to make excuses etc. Reasoning won't work. I hope both of them are able to break the cycle someday, before it kills them or someone else gets killed.
This punk be doing life in any state in U.S
Take a life, pay with your life.
Apparently not in Canada. Only 8 years for a twenty year olds life. Disgusting 🤢
14 000 ppl behind bars in Canada ? I think there’s a bit more than that in the entire country...
Basically go to jail for killing your partner
Meeting this guy on the streets would freak me out a little 😬
I'm sure this pleasant young fella is now making an honest living and paying taxes like a good citizen.
Oh without a doubt completely reformed
@@joncile9575 right .
Dream on!
Works at Tatoo conventions, I’ll bet.
He’s currently wanted by police on a warrant
Glad he had a kid....Now his daughter can teach him how to read
something that his teachers should have recognized and helped him with if one person would have taken interest maybe he would have wanted to try in school I get how he would feel AND for him to admit that I would say its a step forward.
Mom is in total and complete denial. My mother worked hard to support 3 kids and when I started screwing up SHE called the cops on me because she knew she raised me better. She never pulled the..."Oh the cops are never gonna leave my son alone." B.S....she straight up said...when you're ready to live according to how you were raised, come see me. Until then I don't want anything to do with you. And you know what...she was right. I hate this whole..."My baby ain't hurt nobody"...type of victimhood. You didn't raise your kid right and now he's a terror. Stop making excuses.
Firstly.. he seemed to have a lot of money for someone who just got out of prison?!?
And I hate how he expects us to feel sorry for him because he had a blah blah childhood! Plenty of us had far worst childhoods but we aren’t criminals! You made your CHOICE.. enjoy jail because that’s where you’ll always be as you don’t even believe your own BS about staying straight!
I hate people like yourself..one's that will say..oh I had a bad childhood but I didn't go to prison. Just because u didn't lash out on society doesnt mean the next won't or will not. We all adapt to a bad childhood in different ways. Don't think your any better just because u didn't go to prison. The guy takes responsibility and that's what matters. Its the ones like you who believe that people don't change and to throw away the key are the worst citizens we have.
He didn’t feel sorry for himself for his childhood so why would it come off as wanting anyone else to?
Expat at Large well said! 👏
What are those face tattoos going to look like in 20-30 years when he is standing in the soup line?
😂😂😂
How is it 1 second he takes responsibility and next blames the prison for not doing anything to help him. He will be in and out the rest of his life because he cant change
They getting real hard up for documentaries
lot's of better Justcie stories with real issues where the crown Cops and Courts broke the Criminal Code of Canada and International Human Rights Laws....the NL reporters are complicit with their 'friends' in the system
I knew from the start this was going to end with him going back to jail.
The time spent on camera , should've been spent grinding for a JOB.end of story
Father of the year!!! Right here!!!
was only a matter of time before he caught a bad beef🤔🤔looks like he loves being behind the door
Where does he get the money for all this s***
Welfare
circus needs you!
He killed his friend but the worst thing is he left and ran away from the scene 😢💔🙏
The worst part is running away? 🏃♂️ If you think that 🤔 then youre insane. The worst part is a young mans life was taken, murdered, THATS THE WORST PART! YOU'RE CRAZZZYYY
they stand like they look tough but they are not
It's not a tough vibe, its a natural tension that develops from constantly being tight, ready, and cautious. Its a forced relaxed look because their is no actual relax for some time, never really do you loose all the tension. Just a little fyi, you think a life long violent criminal, down for most of his life aint tough you are severely mistaken. I would venture to say each individual of this mans stature is dangerous because they will go all the way, kill or be killed, they will loose life, freedom, family, and fortune once engaged, will you?
@@jeremywall7206 facts bro
@@jeremywall7206 big facts
Are we supposed to feel bad for a kid who breaks into someones house then gets shot as a result of his stupidity?
Sooo... What's the point with this?
What about the victims?
Humans have "free will".
After awhile one would learn the consequences of going against God.
God is love.
What a loving supportive mother. Reminds me of my mom when she was alive.
Moms are awesome. Sorry for your loss.
Wishing everyone all the best.
I’m always baffled by how much trouble some people will go though to avoid a job.
His friend at the end of this video, had worse tattoos than him, and that's saying something, wonder how many ramen soups and honeybuns that cost in prison
Hahahahahahahahahahaha I was thinking the exact thing
Only in Canada would they lessen the charge to manslaughter and only give him 8 1/2 years but also let the co d’s off completely
The person that killed my 11 week old cousin got 7 years for manslaughter and 3 years for child abuse resulting in death. All happened in the US in Missouri. The individual did 8 years total but the state of Missouri tried releasing after 4 years and my family put a stop to it happening.
Why would the co-defendants get charged with the shooting ? It was him who fired the shot.
UK I've heard of manslaughter charges being 4 years tbh
But you are a criminal, so what do you expect you not going to be in prison with a bunch of upstanding good citizens are you? Its up to you to make a change in your life it doesn't happen by magic, or through others.
Maybe if he hated the place he wouldn’t go back
Teresa Rowe right!!! That was my thought excatly!!
Fax lol
He is prob Institutionalized. It happens over time when your locked up and kept away from the outside world for many years. It changes a person's mind...
This kid doesn’t care about laws or parole rules, he immediately broke the rules. He’s a user, two bit criminal and should never get out. He’s a forever victim and it’s always someone else’s fault
rehabilitation ha it start with the person no matter where you are. clearly this fellah is proud of his looks his pyisical appearnce [by the way the state fed and bred him. he draws his power from this even being mild. some peopple enjoy the lifestlye. im sure he had a good laugh with his friends thinking ho GOT OVER on everyone lol
Maybe he should try the states and get real time not weed time fir murder.
RIGHT
Easier said. You do 8 and a half yrs and get back to me
@@breandrean3398 facts people usually do get more time for bodies but 8 yrs is definitely a grip of time
I feel so frustrated listening to his Mother. I'm sorry but you can't live this sort of life and not influence your kid. Kids WATCH the adults in their lives. She said she was more a "Friend" than a Mother. Quite frankly it doesn't look like she was a friend OR a Mom. Just a bad influence.
Here we go,blame the parents.
Right? How do kids that age have bodies full of tattoos?
God bless your heart young man. I saw a photo n I knew it was Springhill gym.I pray you stay out. I was released from, upper B Edmonton Max in 1997 n stayed out . Got a Canadian pardon in 2004. I'm proud to be a square ⬛
The irony of his homie’s tattoo. 🤦🏻♂️
Very informative documentary.
NEXT!!! Ugghhh...
Bullshit Documentry. Sick of idiots making these gangster criminals out to be like victims . This is the kind of criminal who belongs in jail forever. Do a documentary on someone who made an honest mistake. Paid his time and now wants and makes the most of a second chance. I'll bet you our tax dollars paid for most of this!
Funny how he's the one that killed someone but he plays the victim card
@Alesia Simmons He clearly says on this video that it was his fault...
Phillip, be the Dad to your kid that you never had growing up. Your peers will respect that because they like you know what it means. You are intelligent.
To change you have to change your friends and associates. Take it from someone who has been there.
You will get the break.
He'll be back in. He needs to be out of that town as well.
He sure shops alot for someone without a job
He saved up with his prison job
@Lonnie McGuire He had the red pants on that he was looking at while shopping
Death penalty fix that
A few points to consider:
He was out a week and failed a drug test for opiates...where do we think that's going?
He blames everyone but himself. His upbringing. The system. Drugs. Sure he says it's his fault but contradicts himself many times.
He is a manipulative criminal who is well aware the camera is on. What do we think he would be like with his criminal friends and no cameras?
He spends all his time on the outside shopping, getting haircuts and new tats... not exactly volunteering at a soup kitchen. Or humble
Do we think posting muscle pics with gang tats and signs is showing a change in personality?
Do you see any guilt, shame or real remorse? Or a put on for the camera. " the public will just have to get over I'm out" is not exactly saying " I hope in time I can show with my actions I've changed and gain some acceptance by society"...
Open your eyes people. There gets to be a point in ones journey when it late. Do you actual change here or just words?
JKL Enterprises Understanding the influences that affected your decision making isn’t contradictory to blaming yourself for those decisions. It’s necessary, if you’re ever going to change.
JKL Enterprises Tattoos hold meaning for a lot of people, and a lot of people get into the habit of working out. Those aren’t signs that a man is not humble. There are also some masterful tattoo artists in prisons, who do insane work, especially when they get out and get tools (but many without all that). I know some cons who can hook you up with a tattoo for nothing or next to nothing. Your other opinions are well thought out...I just disagree on some points.
This is one of the best comments I have ever read on a social media platform. It's well written, well thought out, fact based, intelligent, and not full of hate and insults.
@@brittaolson6550 Yes. My brother has done about a total of 14 years in prison. That doesn't include time in jail or juvenile detention. He is probably the most talented tattoo artist I have ever seen. He made trades for commissary by drawing pictures, making cards, writing poetry, decorating envelopes, making stationary, and doing tattoos for the other inmates. He has always been extremely talented in arts, but he improved more and more with every prison sentence. He was released in 2013. He opened a tattoo shop and he was the only artist. He got his license/certification to do piercings as well. His one man tattoo shop is now 2 shops with 12 employees and his shops are one of the top rated shops for tattoos and piercings in the area. He started drinking when he was 9, smoking pot when he was 12, and doing meth and heroin by 13. He joined a gang and from the ages of 12 to 18, he spent more time in juvenile detention then he spent out. At 18, he was with a group of friends and they stopped and picked up a young lady that was hitchhiking. His friend murdered her. After he was released from prison for that, he was only out for 3 months before he was picked up again for armed robbery. He turned 41 in October. He was almost 35 when he finally realized that kind of life wasn't going to get him anywhere other than a life sentence in prison. He already had 2 felonies and the 3rd strike would be an automatic life sentence. I'm glad he was able to do it, but I know how hard it was. He was only able to do it because he has support. Yes, a lot of it was his hard work and dedication, but if didn't have parents with money that were able to help buy his shop, he would have gone right back to dealing drugs. People like the guy in this video, are screwed. He doesn't have the good family support or a good mom to cheer him on. It's really sad.
@@brittaolson6550 I apologize for the novel I wrote you. 😁 lol
He is where he should be...
Who thinks his remorse is BS? ☝
I think it's genuine but from a selfish place. Like he doesn't feel bad that he robbed a family and totally changed their lives. He feel bad he's in jail and that his mate got killed.
@@garyhost1830 your wrong and have no clue what your talking about
Perpetual victim stance...nothing changes if nothing changes
God, I'd die of embarrassment before going on TV and publicly announcing my support after he killed someone especially when he's clearly involved in crime, accident! How the hell he expects any mother to hear it was a accident, wtf you doing with a shotgun, loaded I might add, a shotgun!! What happened to pistols? At least he might of had a chance, but to accidentally take a loaded shotgun to someones home, consequences have repercussions, 8 years for a life is short, he clearly doesn't appreciate freedom if he can't even manage to stay out long enough to actually get a job
CAN WE PLEASE STOP REPEATING HISTORY. THIS KID IS DEFENDING HIS MOTHERS BEHAVIOUR.
He just doesn't have the heart to tell her the truth. He keeps it deep inside and punishes himself over and over instead of hurting his Mom.
Canada justice system is ridiculous. Always has been way too lenient. The first line he says in this documentary is cocky as hell. People are gonna have to deal with me being out. Ya buddy, but probably not for long...pretty sure you’re gonna be right back in there again.
Damn bro kill that background music it's way too loud
For real lol haa haa ha 😆
Gotta really focus to hear it 😂😂
Hahaha..when he locked the door the cameraman like zooms in on it hahah.. perfect.
Music too loud
This woulda been a 1st degree murder if it was in America. Life without parole.
Yup. EXACTLY what I thought, possibly even death penalty depending on what state and any prior record.
boi out here falling for facebook friend request scams like a chump
He had his cheek busted twice!
That’s relevant because why...
Lol 😂
Not sure what we're supposed to learn from this?
Foreal, this is is dumb. Why these garbage criminals get air time?
Not to get tattoos on your face.
@@lovablevietboy exactly. After thinking about it, the one thing I did learn is that this guy does not know the definition of 'humble', as he describes himself at the very beginning.
This is showing how the system doesn't work hard enough to rehabilitate criminals where he lives. It seems like he tried to do it the legal way, but got sick of the run-around and went back to what he knows works. It's not a failure on the criminals' parts, it's a failure on the system's part.
@@lovablevietboy Best you stay in your sweet bubble. That way you don't need to say another that you have no understanding of... Happy farting bubbles.
This is helping the young people .... get out of jail so called have money buy fresh clothes Jordan’s and etc .... I mean come on man
He should of been sent straight back for buying them jeans
Lmfao
😂😂😂
Good documentary. Good luck.
Well with those face tattoos he should be able to get a good upstanding job with no problem
A hook is a person who pays a scrub to give them a permanent tattoo. Obviously the person who gave thoose nasty tats is a scrub
Say man when you are a repeat offender no one is going to trust you. Trust is fragile once its broken its hard to repair it. So guess what its going to take a very long time before anyone that ain't criminals is going to believe you.
Lots of the boys went through them doors.. hope Yas all get the chance to change. New Waterford Boy.
Phillip pynn Newfoundland’s bad boy ahaha he is loving this