I've been in the indiana state prison, but only for a day. I played college basketball and the prison invites teams in to play their prison team! No joke. This was in 1999 when I was a freshman in college. Their gym was really nice, with pool tables along one side and weights on the other. The inmates actually rooted for us, it was crazy. I'm only 6 foot tall but could dunk and they kept calling me "Springs". Little white boy dunking. I had 25 points and made a few of them look like fools.... the inmates went nuts. Crazy part is the refs were inmates!! But as a 18-19 year old kid it was an eye opening experience and a privilege for the inmates to have us come in and play. Not sure if they do that anymore but it was something I'll never forget.
that sounds awesome man! it also shines a light on the dudes in lock up and humanizes them! sounds like a good time for all parties! dope that you won too bet the other team’s friends never let them live that down lol
In college my sociology professor took the class to Chino state prison . It was interesting walking through 👀 looking at how they live and how it was.. not a place for me !!
“You can be on the streets with them making memories… with those pennies. Sooner or later they’ll grow to dollars.” That was an underrated piece of advice.
How’s it going Josh? Those dog cages remind me of visiting my brother when he was in a box facility. It was a prison specifically for people who commit violence within the prison system . This was in upstate NY a place called Southport, it was 231/2 ton1/2 . Only 1/2 hour a day through a door they open at the back of the cell your locked in, no transport anywhere, they do everything right in that cell, shower, eat, everything! Just 1/2 hour in that cage by yourself. It was in the first couple years of him being in prison and he was in the gladiator school at that time, a max -A prison with mostly young violent offenders who will never get out, the only thing they have to lose is what freedoms and and luxuries they are given in prison for good behavior. It’s all some have. Take that away they have nothing and are reduced to a very dangerous person who has absolutely nothing to lose. He was being tested by certain individuals and they chose to do the one thing that would have set him off and made him not care about the consequences, they stole his necklace that our father had given to him before he died. My father died while my brother was in prison and he chose a deathbed visit and was brought to the hospital accompanied by 4 guards, fully handcuffed and shackled. They was the last time he saw our father and it was an extremely emotional experience they I wouldn’t wish on anyone. I could barely function and deal with it myself and I had my wife and relatives to comfort me, they refused to release even one arm so he could hug my father one last time. We begged them but they were cold and didn’t give a crap , they felt no compassion . He was sobbing the entire time , we all were it was beyond horrible. Afterwards they took him away. I honestly cannot imagine having to see what we did and to see your father for the last time and then have to go back to that horrible place where no one cares about what you just lost and how you feel. It was shortly after that that someone stole the necklace our father gave him. He stabbed two guys and hit two other and beat them all pretty badly. They put him in shu , a guard had been bringing his food and would taunt him, they would laugh at his sorrow and pain. It came time for him to be transferred and they had handcuffed him through the door in preparation. That guard came and asked him to come to the door and my brother told him to fuck off and come in and get me and refused to obey. One thing anyone should know is you might be tough enough to get back at other prisoners but if you cross the guards in the right place, you’ll wish you hadn’t. They sent in a special unit of guards to extract him from the cell and they beat him senseless handcuffed. He was bruised from head to toe and had a literal foot print on his chest. That’s when he was sent to the box facility for 2 years. It’s how they teach you a hard learned lesson, that you better listen or things can get worse than you think they can. Your time can go smoothly or not. When I’d visit he was behind a cage handcuffed from the ankles to the floor and his hands handcuffed and could reach under a 6-8 inch gap at the bottom. I’ve been on many prisons and none quite like it. Prisoners had no contact with each other, only to shout to one another if outside close enough to their cage. The only time he left his cell was for visits and he’d be handcuffed and cuffed at the ankles to the floor. I’m sure they was a rough stretch and I’m sure taught him a lot. So I guess the moral of the story is, anyone who thinks that just being in prison is bad and you have nothing to lose, think again, it is bad but can get alot worse and you have much more to lose than you think! Thanks again Josh, your channel always reminds me of different things I’ve experienced over 25 years visiting my brother and experiencing what it’s like to have a loved one in prison. Thanks man. Your an inspiration for anyone who thinks they can’t turn their life around. Really powerful.
Man you always dropping jewels 5:08 is some of the best advice any criminal or potential criminal needs to hear. "...making great memories with those pennies. Soon theyll grow to dollars." I think im Gonna get that tattoo
I was on a maintenance detail at the Georgia Diagnostic and Classification Prison which houses the states death row. My detail had to do some electrical work there. For 3 days I was stuck there trying to fix the fucked up out dated wiring system that had malfunctioned. Really the main difference I noticed between there and any other mainline I have been on from Jersey to Georgia was that it quiet. Even when the convicts spoke to each other through the doors it was in fairly subdued tones. It would have been a relatively unmemorable time if it wasn't for the reason one of the convicts kicked up a conversation with me while I was in the "trap" that is like a closet between the cells and houses the plumbing and some electrical shit. Small talk, really. I wound up telling him about New York and we talked about Savannah, where he was from--and where he killed cop or was said to have killed a cop. We wound up talking chess. The only guy that he used to play with there there was currently "being a bitch" about some coffee. I wound up telling him, I'd play him, and how one of my girl's father and I played through the mail. Fuck it stamps were cheap and I still had 14 months to build. Him and I played together even after my release. In all our record was 76 to 42 games my way. With his last move in our last game he took my knight with his rook. It was a sacrafice move on my part. A sucker move that I was about to capitalize on a lay down his whole rank and file. I got the move in the mail 28 Sept 2011. I didn't know it then because I had never wanted to discuss his case, but there would be no more moves. Troy Davis was put to death on Sept 21 2011. I'm still kind of mad that I didn't get the chance to beat him that last fucking game. I had been setting that move up for over a month.
that guy is smart. if you say "oh yes i am 100% rehabilitated" then people won't believe you. Him saying that he isnt 100% rehabilitated, but has made progress is much more believable.
My brother is in an Indiana state prison right now I’m from Indiana some of our prisons are treacherous like Michigan City prison which is in Indiana l.
I remember when that kid first came into the prison. He was placed in F-dorm. Most people are sent to cell houses, but because of his age he was placed in the dorm, which is an honor dorm. Rarely any violence in the dorm. One thing I'll never forget about him is I remember him playing basketball in the gym and he twisted his ankle. He started crying hysterically like the baby he was!🤣😂. I was 23 yrs. old when I went in and I am now 62. Had a 50 yr. sentence and I've been out now since 2004. Never thought I'd get out of that system, much less stay out about as long as I was in there. Only by the grace of God
@@red9589 At the time of the big lockdown of 1992 I was in F-dorm and got transferred to the Reformatory and 10 months later dropped in custody level and spent my last 12 years at CIC, which was later changed to CIF...got out in 2004
Always putting up good stuff mate. I can’t believe it’s been 2 years since I was down. I don’t even know how I lucked out. 15 separate counties and jails. Laid down for almost 2 years to beat every case. If you get a chance there’s a pretty historic prison here in Missouri. The old walls, the bloody 40 or better known as JCCC. I have a lot of mates in there to this day. Stay free bro.
You're wrong! I hit the "like" button and it bit me, haha. Anyways good commentary. I saw this whole video. Some of the crimes of the death row inmates are pretty disturbing, as well as that guy who committed his crime at 13. Not all prisoners deserve a second chance. Some need to be locked away to keep the rest of us safe.
When I was locked down in tera hut. That's Indiana Federal. We had a dog program I was in charge of. I trained the tracker hounds. I had my cousin down in Tennessee release some female hounds when I made my run. He dropped em up north but I headed south boys
I did my two years in Indiana. In Indiana state pen. They have a program u can get a cat to take care of, studies show that the animals help the inmates, be less stressed so less violence. I'm from Indiana love seeing death cover some of my home state stuff
I was just stuck watching a video from you bcus it was Fn Hilarious then I realized as I was writing a comment that it was over a year ago🤦♂️ your videos are so good I don’t even know what year I’m watching anymore 👍
Crazy to see this place, We used to ride our dirt bikes in the sand dunes next to the place, if you hit a big jump, one could see the dudes waking the yard.
Man my buddy is doing 30 piece there... That's the oldest most rowdy prison in indiana. Thankfully I never went there in my day but I've heard all the stories when I was at the STOP and the farm
@Michael Murda, the stop is a level 1/2 prison in Indiana. It stands for "short term offender program". The farm is another low level prison in Indiana.
For anyone wondering, the old guy being shown around is Trevor McDonald. Or Sir Trevor McDonald. He's an actual Knight. He might not look like much but he's had all the same training as the Queen's guards plus some specialty weapons and protection training. He's a badass.
I’m really blown away by the living situation here. I was on death row as overflow for the hole with a few other guys and it was nothing like this. SCI Graterford in PA. J block. It was just a standard cell with anything you can order on commissary. It’s just totally mind blowing to me the size of these cells. Some are like studio apartments in New York. I am really impressed to see that the one man had a cat. I think that may be possibly the most therapeutic thing I have ever seen in prison. This men are sentenced to death and even if they did commit the alleged crimes, it doesn’t dehumanize them. They should be allowed to have something to care for. Something to help deal with the mental anguish of knowing your fate.
Bro you should see the Indiana reformatory where I used to work. It was built in 1920 and looks even older than that facility he’s showing. That’s the “Farm”in this video. Miami correctional facility and the reformatory are the wildest two in our state prison System
I remember seeing this episode of X-row. Crazy they get to have game consoles, cells the size of a room, and treated like people, but it's only because they're condemned. What a fucking paradox.
We had some snow here in the UK this week. I went to the pharmacy & the sidewalk was icy and dangerous. This 80yr man came passed and referring to this conditions he said "its treacherous" lol it made me wonder if he was a fan of this channel
Just wanted to leave a comment to help the algorithm love the channel very entertaining for us guys like me who will luckily never see the inside of prison unless something seriously bad goes wrong never say never thought
I seen this video a long long time ago, I even think I’ve seen someone else comment on it too, but let me say. When old Josh be commenting, that jank is brad new again!
Do a video on the old prison guard that is getting charged first degree murder out of Washington. It’s my friends wife aunt. Love the videos! Been watching since 2017
shit its sir Trevor Macdonald from uk doing interview i remember when this came out on tv the full episode is worth a watch. nice choice of video death.
Should check out the follow up video to this one, think it's called Indiana death row 5 years later, definitely gotta see the follow up video....it tells soooooo so much more about the people in it..seen them both in the last 5 years
Anybody else remember the late night prison documentaries that use to come on? I can't remember the names but they went everywhere and they were on late asf. I miss those. Death reminds me of those shows
Death you always make me laugh man. Your so dead pan with your humour how you say things. "I dont even need to be in this cell no more sir" .. howling im dead 🤣
Did a 4 year bid back in 2009, I was at the city for a year and went behind the wall under investigation and Went to west IDU and then B cell house , cats would walk the tier and outside lol
They have an amazing program that gives inmates a chance at keeping and raising a cat or dog,they then are adopted by the public.There is a good documentary on it.
I'm from Indy. I've been to prison here spent 3.5 years on the SHU after getting STGd with some gang activity stuff. Rough place. That Ritchie I remember when he caught that case for shooting that officer. I've met guys who got their case outcome changed that was in that death row. Rough existence
Did 9 long years there...1/84-9/92. Those cells are 8x10 ft. Located in I cell house...1/2 of the cellblock is death row and the other is honor cells...2 inmates per cell.
@@rogerfederer3817 I was three min in when I commented and watch all the time. I was enjoying it when I commented as well. So your lame keyboard bullshit is invalid anyway. Even if I hadn’t seen it though. I like all the content. So how about you go crawl back to the bad vibes you slithered out from, and shut your bitch ass up.
Here in north carolina they have the dog program. The local animal shelter bring dogs down for 6-8weeks to get use to people and be trained. Most camps the dog stays in the dorm with the trainer.
@@lockdown23and1 na just minimum and medium custody. Minimum we also got the B.R.I.G.D.E crew I was on it in 2017. They fight forest fires and work in the state parks.
@@lockdown23and1 I did the dog training program at the max women's joint by Chicago when it was still open. We trained the turnkeys' dogs during the day while they worked. We didn't know whose dogs they were until graduation day, though.
Bro that shit you said at 5:30 ish about making memories with Pennies and letting them grow ti dollars is some real shit. You might get away a few times but eventually you will get caught and that’s 💯
hey death, u know that guy near the end who chopped down his fam jam. the guy who doesnt deserve a tv. he looks like the guy in the movie face/off in the scene when they are also in prison and nick cage manipulates him to help him break out. i believe he is gettin electro shock treatment when the scene opens up.
Glad U caught this Vid Death. Indiana State Pris. is just outside of Chicago. 'Sir' Trevor McDonald did this Vid. McDonald did many of these in Indiana. The black bguy, Mr. Ronald Sanford, well they are trying to spring him OUT of Indiana after the double homicide at 13.. Really. Frederick Baer, the white dude with long red-hair is apparetnly NOT on death row anymore. He is a 'lifer' now since his death sentence was commuted down to Life. Sir Trevor McDonald is well known in the U.K and is big name in U.K. for this and other documentaries - Knighted, really. Mr Baer, long red-haird guy who is now a lifer did a home invasion, killed mother and daugther - unbelievable on a Meth trip. Incredible you found this dude. Dam good Catch....
I did 10 years in Indiana maximum security prisons I’d love to do an interview I got some wild stories and been in some crazy situations
Which prison?
They always send me to branchville
I've been in the indiana state prison, but only for a day. I played college basketball and the prison invites teams in to play their prison team! No joke. This was in 1999 when I was a freshman in college. Their gym was really nice, with pool tables along one side and weights on the other. The inmates actually rooted for us, it was crazy. I'm only 6 foot tall but could dunk and they kept calling me "Springs". Little white boy dunking. I had 25 points and made a few of them look like fools.... the inmates went nuts. Crazy part is the refs were inmates!! But as a 18-19 year old kid it was an eye opening experience and a privilege for the inmates to have us come in and play. Not sure if they do that anymore but it was something I'll never forget.
Dude that would have been so cool to experience, that's the type of thing that actually rehabilitates prisoners
that sounds awesome man! it also shines a light on the dudes in lock up and humanizes them! sounds like a good time for all parties! dope that you won too bet the other team’s friends never let them live that down lol
That's pretty cool. I bet it was an eye-opening experience.
In college my sociology professor took the class to Chino state prison . It was interesting walking through 👀 looking at how they live and how it was.. not a place for me !!
good video bro just stop the jokes this stuff real
“You can be on the streets with them making memories… with those pennies. Sooner or later they’ll grow to dollars.” That was an underrated piece of advice.
"If it don't make dollars it don't make cents."
Hey death thank you for always posting man. Times get hard but when you upload I genuinely feel a bit better, thanks man !
His names lockdown not death lol
@@zen7even are you new to the channel or ? Do you not know his nickname my boy ?
@@BaphoMedia😆
@@zen7even new to the channel?
@@BaphoMedia I’m new, I just got out of jail and found this channel, it has good videos to remind me never to go back
How’s it going Josh? Those dog cages remind me of visiting my brother when he was in a box facility. It was a prison specifically for people who commit violence within the prison system . This was in upstate NY a place called Southport, it was 231/2 ton1/2 . Only 1/2 hour a day through a door they open at the back of the cell your locked in, no transport anywhere, they do everything right in that cell, shower, eat, everything! Just 1/2 hour in that cage by yourself. It was in the first couple years of him being in prison and he was in the gladiator school at that time, a max -A prison with mostly young violent offenders who will never get out, the only thing they have to lose is what freedoms and and luxuries they are given in prison for good behavior. It’s all some have. Take that away they have nothing and are reduced to a very dangerous person who has absolutely nothing to lose. He was being tested by certain individuals and they chose to do the one thing that would have set him off and made him not care about the consequences, they stole his necklace that our father had given to him before he died. My father died while my brother was in prison and he chose a deathbed visit and was brought to the hospital accompanied by 4 guards, fully handcuffed and shackled. They was the last time he saw our father and it was an extremely emotional experience they I wouldn’t wish on anyone. I could barely function and deal with it myself and I had my wife and relatives to comfort me, they refused to release even one arm so he could hug my father one last time. We begged them but they were cold and didn’t give a crap , they felt no compassion . He was sobbing the entire time , we all were it was beyond horrible. Afterwards they took him away. I honestly cannot imagine having to see what we did and to see your father for the last time and then have to go back to that horrible place where no one cares about what you just lost and how you feel. It was shortly after that that someone stole the necklace our father gave him. He stabbed two guys and hit two other and beat them all pretty badly. They put him in shu , a guard had been bringing his food and would taunt him, they would laugh at his sorrow and pain. It came time for him to be transferred and they had handcuffed him through the door in preparation. That guard came and asked him to come to the door and my brother told him to fuck off and come in and get me and refused to obey. One thing anyone should know is you might be tough enough to get back at other prisoners but if you cross the guards in the right place, you’ll wish you hadn’t. They sent in a special unit of guards to extract him from the cell and they beat him senseless handcuffed. He was bruised from head to toe and had a literal foot print on his chest. That’s when he was sent to the box facility for 2 years. It’s how they teach you a hard learned lesson, that you better listen or things can get worse than you think they can. Your time can go smoothly or not. When I’d visit he was behind a cage handcuffed from the ankles to the floor and his hands handcuffed and could reach under a 6-8 inch gap at the bottom. I’ve been on many prisons and none quite like it. Prisoners had no contact with each other, only to shout to one another if outside close enough to their cage. The only time he left his cell was for visits and he’d be handcuffed and cuffed at the ankles to the floor. I’m sure they was a rough stretch and I’m sure taught him a lot. So I guess the moral of the story is, anyone who thinks that just being in prison is bad and you have nothing to lose, think again, it is bad but can get alot worse and you have much more to lose than you think! Thanks again Josh, your channel always reminds me of different things I’ve experienced over 25 years visiting my brother and experiencing what it’s like to have a loved one in prison. Thanks man. Your an inspiration for anyone who thinks they can’t turn their life around. Really powerful.
4:01 that full screen change over to hit that bong….. pure G.
Man you always dropping jewels 5:08 is some of the best advice any criminal or potential criminal needs to hear.
"...making great memories with those pennies. Soon theyll grow to dollars." I think im Gonna get that tattoo
Nothing but respect to my boy Death for dropping these videos and taking my mind off the daily bullshit for a bit.
I was on a maintenance detail at the Georgia Diagnostic and Classification Prison which houses the states death row. My detail had to do some electrical work there. For 3 days I was stuck there trying to fix the fucked up out dated wiring system that had malfunctioned.
Really the main difference I noticed between there and any other mainline I have been on from Jersey to Georgia was that it quiet. Even when the convicts spoke to each other through the doors it was in fairly subdued tones.
It would have been a relatively unmemorable time if it wasn't for the reason one of the convicts kicked up a conversation with me while I was in the "trap" that is like a closet between the cells and houses the plumbing and some electrical shit.
Small talk, really. I wound up telling him about New York and we talked about Savannah, where he was from--and where he killed cop or was said to have killed a cop.
We wound up talking chess. The only guy that he used to play with there there was currently "being a bitch" about some coffee.
I wound up telling him, I'd play him, and how one of my girl's father and I played through the mail.
Fuck it stamps were cheap and I still had 14 months to build.
Him and I played together even after my release.
In all our record was 76 to 42 games my way.
With his last move in our last game he took my knight with his rook. It was a sacrafice move on my part. A sucker move that I was about to capitalize on a lay down his whole rank and file.
I got the move in the mail 28 Sept 2011.
I didn't know it then because I had never wanted to discuss his case, but there would be no more moves.
Troy Davis was put to death on Sept 21 2011.
I'm still kind of mad that I didn't get the chance to beat him that last fucking game. I had been setting that move up for over a month.
Keep em coming Josh, Lovin' The content as Always 💪
That boyscout bit had me cracking up
that guy is smart. if you say "oh yes i am 100% rehabilitated" then people won't believe you. Him saying that he isnt 100% rehabilitated, but has made progress is much more believable.
Yeah that's what I thought. Just like Red in Shawshank redemption. He only got paroled when he told the truth
Sub since 20,000..watched every video & love how you change content up before everyone else..keeps me watching..keep it up ..have a great weekend
My brother is in an Indiana state prison right now I’m from Indiana some of our prisons are treacherous like Michigan City prison which is in Indiana l.
I remember when that kid first came into the prison. He was placed in F-dorm. Most people are sent to cell houses, but because of his age he was placed in the dorm, which is an honor dorm. Rarely any violence in the dorm. One thing I'll never forget about him is I remember him playing basketball in the gym and he twisted his ankle. He started crying hysterically like the baby he was!🤣😂. I was 23 yrs. old when I went in and I am now 62. Had a 50 yr. sentence and I've been out now since 2004. Never thought I'd get out of that system, much less stay out about as long as I was in there. Only by the grace of God
God bless you bro. Wishing you the best now my man
Damn man i bet you got a hell of a story from in there and the experience of getting out after 50
i got out of the city in '02 what cellhouse were you in
@@red9589 At the time of the big lockdown of 1992 I was in F-dorm and got transferred to the Reformatory and 10 months later dropped in custody level and spent my last 12 years at CIC, which was later changed to CIF...got out in 2004
@@red9589 I spent 9 years at the city...Jan. 1984 -1992. Was in all cell houses except A cell house.
Wat up watup homie ...watch bout 300 videos so far ...gets me through the bad days homie...thnk you stay safe 🙏
Always putting up good stuff mate. I can’t believe it’s been 2 years since I was down. I don’t even know how I lucked out. 15 separate counties and jails. Laid down for almost 2 years to beat every case. If you get a chance there’s a pretty historic prison here in Missouri. The old walls, the bloody 40 or better known as JCCC. I have a lot of mates in there to this day. Stay free bro.
@user-fy7qk4zf7k your mama
What up Josh! It feels good to be back in the state of Virginia flew in yesterday from Arizona. Your channel is still 🔥🔥🔥
You're wrong! I hit the "like" button and it bit me, haha. Anyways good commentary. I saw this whole video. Some of the crimes of the death row inmates are pretty disturbing, as well as that guy who committed his crime at 13. Not all prisoners deserve a second chance. Some need to be locked away to keep the rest of us safe.
The like button BIT you?! Hahahaha
I’ve watched this documentary many times in UA-cam. It’s a good one.
💯 @ 5:05
Some guys get totally institutionalized and almost plan to go back, but a lot us understand what you said here very well.
I live in Virginia and stay just 33 minutes from Red Onion I appreciate the time and work you put in making your videos
When I was locked down in tera hut. That's Indiana Federal. We had a dog program I was in charge of. I trained the tracker hounds. I had my cousin down in Tennessee release some female hounds when I made my run. He dropped em up north but I headed south boys
I love the intro to this day
I did my two years in Indiana. In Indiana state pen. They have a program u can get a cat to take care of, studies show that the animals help the inmates, be less stressed so less violence. I'm from Indiana love seeing death cover some of my home state stuff
Yeah was about to say.. homie been reading a lot of books!
The Boy Scout had me tripping 😂😂
I was just stuck watching a video from you bcus it was Fn Hilarious then I realized as I was writing a comment that it was over a year ago🤦♂️ your videos are so good I don’t even know what year I’m watching anymore 👍
Finally covering my state ❤️
Thanks for the content death ☠ love it as always
I've done 12yrs in an Australian prison. Look up 80s prison docos. It's the same but , different. Thanx for your vids
Crazy to see this place, We used to ride our dirt bikes in the sand dunes next to the place, if you hit a big jump, one could see the dudes waking the yard.
Yooo! I lost it when Death was up there in a Boy Scout outfit.
Man my buddy is doing 30 piece there... That's the oldest most rowdy prison in indiana. Thankfully I never went there in my day but I've heard all the stories when I was at the STOP and the farm
What's the STOP? Plz explain...
@Michael Murda, the stop is a level 1/2 prison in Indiana. It stands for "short term offender program". The farm is another low level prison in Indiana.
Deeeath!! Wassgud good dawg, just tappin in as usual, 🔥 content always !!
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. I love Josh’s thumbnails! 😂
For anyone wondering, the old guy being shown around is Trevor McDonald. Or Sir Trevor McDonald. He's an actual Knight. He might not look like much but he's had all the same training as the Queen's guards plus some specialty weapons and protection training. He's a badass.
He got his Knighthood for reading the news mate....Services to Television. An MBE.......
That was nipsco tower that’s right on Lake Michigan, I live 20 min from that prison.
Trevor MacDonald, a well educated upper crust englishman can chat with royalty, death row inmates or mobsters. A true class act.
"Englishman" bwahahahahahhahahahahaahhaahahaha yeah, ok buddy....
I’m really blown away by the living situation here. I was on death row as overflow for the hole with a few other guys and it was nothing like this. SCI Graterford in PA. J block. It was just a standard cell with anything you can order on commissary. It’s just totally mind blowing to me the size of these cells. Some are like studio apartments in New York.
I am really impressed to see that the one man had a cat. I think that may be possibly the most therapeutic thing I have ever seen in prison. This men are sentenced to death and even if they did commit the alleged crimes, it doesn’t dehumanize them. They should be allowed to have something to care for. Something to help deal with the mental anguish of knowing your fate.
Bro you should see the Indiana reformatory where I used to work. It was built in 1920 and looks even older than that facility he’s showing. That’s the “Farm”in this video. Miami correctional facility and the reformatory are the wildest two in our state prison System
Been to gratorford. Home jail, SCI GREENE talk about a fucked up stop.
@@UncleSam19730 I’ve heard man. I was at SCI FOREST and SCI BENNER. Forest was a bad spot as well. Glad you made it home man 💪
@@ryanlawson9903 im gonna look into both of those. Thanks for the recommendation man.
We all know our fate.
I remember seeing this episode of X-row. Crazy they get to have game consoles, cells the size of a room, and treated like people, but it's only because they're condemned. What a fucking paradox.
wild huh
Dam I remember those big green log books the depts used to sign in every shift change or when chow was in the hole
Good channel to subscribe to.Been watching for five years.Seriously.
We had some snow here in the UK this week. I went to the pharmacy & the sidewalk was icy and dangerous. This 80yr man came passed and referring to this conditions he said "its treacherous"
lol it made me wonder if he was a fan of this channel
Always a good day on lockdown 23&1
Always a Banger When You Upload 🔥
Hey death love the vids you are doing great keep up hard work!!
Please do more videos of Indiana prisons!!!!!
Just wanted to leave a comment to help the algorithm love the channel very entertaining for us guys like me who will luckily never see the inside of prison unless something seriously bad goes wrong never say never thought
When I seen this notification, I said joe Rogan can wait ! It's time for lockdown ! ⚔️🏴☠️☠️✔️🔥
Smokin on some “Sally-Ports”
Thats the perfect jailhouse dad joke
I chuckled hard at the Death Scout
That’s the sweetest shu I’ve ever seen.
Death got the best thumbnail pics in the game! Funny as hell 😂😂
Yeah bro.. and the cage with a Hoop and BBall ! Damn this Prison is hooked up !
I seen this video a long long time ago, I even think I’ve seen someone else comment on it too, but let me say. When old Josh be commenting, that jank is brad new again!
That Ronald Sanford case bothers be to this day . Getting 163 years at 14 Y/o is wild
He's actually getting out in a couple weeks
On the street making good memories with all those pennies enough said very well put thank you my brother
It was the "damn death row dancing with the cats" for me 💀💀💀💀
LETS GO posts always come perfect timing
I love seen this documentary. It's very good.
Do a video on the old prison guard that is getting charged first degree murder out of Washington. It’s my friends wife aunt. Love the videos! Been watching since 2017
I wish you could see Westville correctional facility in Indiana…
shit its sir Trevor Macdonald from uk doing interview i remember when this came out on tv the full episode is worth a watch. nice choice of video death.
Josh I love how you casually put yourself into the thumbnail
I always enjoy finding out how you photoshopped yourself in each new thumbnail. It always has me laughing. Keep up the good work man.
I just realized you’re in the thumbnails 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣shit had me dying bro
3:00 that cat has seen some damned things up in there...
Should check out the follow up video to this one, think it's called Indiana death row 5 years later, definitely gotta see the follow up video....it tells soooooo so much more about the people in it..seen them both in the last 5 years
Man looking back it is like a bad nightmare
Dude I have seen this documentary several times.True,true,true.
Yes my boy 23 and 1 baby
Anybody else remember the late night prison documentaries that use to come on? I can't remember the names but they went everywhere and they were on late asf. I miss those. Death reminds me of those shows
shout out indy lets go
Death you always make me laugh man. Your so dead pan with your humour how you say things.
"I dont even need to be in this cell no more sir" .. howling im dead 🤣
Did a 4 year bid back in 2009, I was at the city for a year and went behind the wall under investigation and Went to west IDU and then B cell house , cats would walk the tier and outside lol
Did 3.5 years in Wabash Valley SHU unit so glad that’s behind me
Adding ‘Unit’ after SHU is redundant is it not? Special Housing Unit…unit lol😅
They have an amazing program that gives inmates a chance at keeping and raising a cat or dog,they then are adopted by the public.There is a good documentary on it.
Place is no joke. Yes they do have these extra things, but they are not getting out unless in a body bag.
Making memories with them Pennie’s.
I'm from Indy. I've been to prison here spent 3.5 years on the SHU after getting STGd with some gang activity stuff. Rough place. That Ritchie I remember when he caught that case for shooting that officer. I've met guys who got their case outcome changed that was in that death row. Rough existence
Did 9 long years there...1/84-9/92. Those cells are 8x10 ft. Located in I cell house...1/2 of the cellblock is death row and the other is honor cells...2 inmates per cell.
So nobody else noticed Josh "personally" sitting in the dog cage at 7:00?🤣🤣🤣
Another banger from the best channel on UA-cam !!!
bro u havent even watched the video yet stfu
@@rogerfederer3817 I was three min in when I commented and watch all the time. I was enjoying it when I commented as well. So your lame keyboard bullshit is invalid anyway. Even if I hadn’t seen it though. I like all the content. So how about you go crawl back to the bad vibes you slithered out from, and shut your bitch ass up.
@@rogerfederer3817 you are active a lot on this channel too... dosnt make any sense to attack another fellow supporter of death. Weirdo.
I said the same thing about tv as you josh/deathibring 😎
Thats why im rocking with you and you rocking with me
Morning from the lbc
The killer that liked to clean his cell.....I'd have him moved all through out the facility till he's cleaned tons of those cells. 😂
Here in north carolina they have the dog program. The local animal shelter bring dogs down for 6-8weeks to get use to people and be trained. Most camps the dog stays in the dorm with the trainer.
but death row?! I never seen that
one my homeboys actually did the dog training program hear in virginia
@@lockdown23and1 I've seen death row where you could get a cat if you stayed cool...
@@lockdown23and1 na just minimum and medium custody.
Minimum we also got the B.R.I.G.D.E crew I was on it in 2017. They fight forest fires and work in the state parks.
@@lockdown23and1 I did the dog training program at the max women's joint by Chicago when it was still open. We trained the turnkeys' dogs during the day while they worked. We didn't know whose dogs they were until graduation day, though.
Yooooo....dude said dont get me into Alkaline Water
Bro that shit you said at 5:30 ish about making memories with Pennies and letting them grow ti dollars is some real shit. You might get away a few times but eventually you will get caught and that’s 💯
I cant believe the contrast between American and British prisons, ours (UK) are like holiday camps compared to USA. Wattup Josh
Walkin the green mile, walkin the mile
You gotta do video on these overseas prison. Im taking bout Russian, Malaysia, Singapore, places over there. It’s fakkedd up over there.
bros edits are on point! the boy scout Death was legendary! gunna make me a snapchat sticker lmao
#Salute from Dayton Ohio
Thanks Death!!
Brave man sticking his hand in for the ole hand shake of death! 🤝 💀
Death as a boyscout that was too funny 😂😂
hey death, u know that guy near the end who chopped down his fam jam. the guy who doesnt deserve a tv. he looks like the guy in the movie face/off in the scene when they are also in prison and nick cage manipulates him to help him break out. i believe he is gettin electro shock treatment when the scene opens up.
Glad U caught this Vid Death. Indiana State Pris. is just outside of Chicago. 'Sir' Trevor McDonald did this Vid. McDonald did many of these in Indiana. The black bguy, Mr. Ronald Sanford, well they are trying to spring him OUT of Indiana after the double homicide at 13.. Really. Frederick Baer, the white dude with long red-hair is apparetnly NOT on death row anymore. He is a 'lifer' now since his death sentence was commuted down to Life. Sir Trevor McDonald is well known in the U.K and is big name in U.K. for this and other documentaries - Knighted, really. Mr Baer, long red-haird guy who is now a lifer did a home invasion, killed mother and daugther - unbelievable on a Meth trip. Incredible you found this dude. Dam good Catch....