Holly's Hell: Sentenced to 31 years In A Thai Prison - Holly Deane-Johns | I Catch Killers Former heroin addict Holly Deane-Johns was locked up in a Thai prison for 7.5 years over drug charges. She couldn’t see the hard concrete floor of the crowded cell she shared with hundreds of women, she had a 22 centimetre floor space to sleep on, she had a rotting tooth pulled out by an inmate, she was sick from the food, and she also shared 10 filthy toilets with 2000 women. This was Holly’s Hell. ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ I Catch Killers with Gary Jubelin True Crime Listen on Apple Podcasts ► Connect With True Crime Australia Online: bit.ly/46xCXDb ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ ► Subscribe To Our True Crime Australia RUclips Channel: bit.ly/3iU23Fm ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ ► Follow Us on Facebook: facebook.com/TrueCrimeAustralia ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ 00:00 - Introduction - Holly Deane-Johns 02:41 - Life in a Thai prison 08:36 - Showering in prison 13:57 - Securing a sleeping spot 18:03 - Prison fights 22:54 - Quitting drugs in prison 27:44 - The lowest point in jail 29:05 - Transferring back to Australia 34:59 - From a Thai cell to an Australian cell 39:18 - Wasted years in prison 43:25 - Assisted euthanasia #truecrime #truecrimeaustralia #crime #crimestory #crimejunkie
This guy is a shocking interviewer constantly interrupting and throwing her off her story. I hope he can actually learn alot from this interview attempt.
Thanks for sharing. I pray that the young people you share your story to, that it will help keep them from the temptation of drugs and a lifestyle of crime.
Holly's my sister and I can tell you she's an amazing inspirational beautiful soul that's been a product of her environment and has turned her life around to be a top shelf person full of life and positivity has endured and over come many hurdles.
Best wishes to her. Life hands some people a much harder time than others have. Any one of us could have had a more difficult life. No judgement here. Only good wishes and respect.
Holly, I just have to say, thank you for sharing your story! Your strength, resilience and what you have gone through! No disrespect to your family, however, your path was chosen due to your family circumstances. I know people will say, "she had a choice". However, only to a certain extent! I hope your life now is full of happiness.
Done the crime and now spent the time.....I wish you all the best Holly. Amazing and captivating interview. I hope the youth of Australia listens to you. Enjoy your life ❤
The Thai prison description is typical of prisons outside the developed countries. Best to mind your business when traveling abroad. She fortunate she is alive.
The Thai Prison system is designed to function for Thai people who grew up in Thailand, it doesn’t really make many allowances for non-Thais. Other than drugs, you have to do something pretty serious to have to go to prison unless you are very poor, and if you grew up poor in Thailand then your everyday life would feel like punishment for most westerners with squat toilets, sleeping on the floor etc. its important to understand that Thai prisons are not restricted to the Bangkok prisons where drug smugglers go, there are many provincial prisons and open prisons too. In some prisons the prisoners get to go out during the day and learn vocational skills.
Greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪 I am delighted not only for you Holly but for all those you offer hope to. What an honest account of life's hard lessons. Your upbeat spirit, determination and willingness to adapt to situations and make changes to your life are admirable. I wish you well moving forward, Gwen ❤
@@hollywallace.3313hello holly , im from buzios brazil , i dont speak many words in english but i can tell you that your story make me turn the way , that i see my life ... Free palestina and fre holly always 🇵🇸
Holly, thank you for sharing your story .. you're an inspiration! Our young people need someone like you in their corner! Keep up the good work. I'm so glad you made it home 🙏
Holly's positivity is admirable and a true inspiration, i wish you well with the rest of your life Holly. You have really put things into perspective for many people including myself of course ❤❤❤
Great interview Garry , good questions and her story was so interesting I couldn’t put my phone down during the whole podcast. Hollys story is the human spirit finding itself and shining on everyone she meets. Thanks for sharing
I Live in Phuket the crime rate is extremely low here and I worked with the police here as well,Drug offenders in Thai society are the lowest form of life on the Planet and they won't accept excuses, This Lady was extremely lucky to be released from a Thai Prison after serving 7.5 years of her sentence here.
@@MrTrda Thais are very conservative and very Anti-drugs,80 percent of crime in the West is now Drug related,none of that nonsense here in Thailand my man street crime here doesn't exist.
@@janetpartyka5968 Confused much? Louis wrote according to Thai society. If you have a problem with Thai society's views on drug usage including dealing then your problem is with them not Louis.
Gary is a wonderful interviewer, so many seem 'out to get you' , he is so open and honest with his questions. Love Holly, her message is POWERFUL. her spirit is STRONG. Healthy safe rest of your life.
Holly , i am so happy you are home ! What an amazing story , you are an inspiration for a lot of addicts now , keep doing this wonderful work , sending you a big hug and wish you a wonderful life , ❤ from the Netherlands 😊
Fantastic to listen to your story Holly. It may seem like lost time but you have come home with so much wisdom. All the very best for the next part of your lifespan journey 🥰🙏🌹🌹🌹🌹
I really appreciate Holly's story and will seek out the audio book, so thanks for sharing. I know she had to go through all she did, sacrificing so many years of her life to heal so many more. ❤
Drugs are a pain killer The use of them is a therapy Even if its wrong Can you imagine Being police who beat abuse and lie Who see things that other cops do and remain silent The question is this Who is worse ?
Amazing story!! Reminds me of the book and movie Midnight Express. I read the book to my kids hoping they'd never use drugs or try to be a drug mule. My dad died of oesophagus cancer and starved to death...my mum died of aspestos lung cancer and drowned. Two horrific ways to die. ❤
Holly, you are so Aussie! An everyday person, unfortunately you found yourself in a foreign prison, when you were young and vulnerable with an addiction. There are always reasons why an addiction occurs, usually because of a trauma or multiple traumas, or an undiagnosed condition. Unfortunately many people don’t understand this. You are courageous, practical, intelligent and down to earth. You can do anything that you want to achieve. Backing you.
IT ISN’T NEW NEWS THOUGH IS IT, DRUG DEALERS/TRAFFICKERS HAVE BEEN AROUND SINCE DAY DOT. WEVE ALL SEEN THE TV SHOWS ABOUT GETTING CAUGHT IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES & WHAT HAPPENS.
She’s lucky she was in Thailand, if she’d been in Malaysia she’d have had the death penalty, even on the tiny Island where I grew up they sentenced 4 Australians to the death penalty for smuggling, remember a local boy of 14 being hung for being what we would refer to as groomed these days to hide some guns in his bedroom for gang members- it was horrible as the put the picture of this child hanging on the front page! Read up on the laws of each country before thinking you can play games and respect those laws when travelling it’s simple common sense!
You completely stopped me in my tracks when you said you could wear THONGS. Being from the UK, that's something completely different here lol. Thank you for this video it just goes to show how standards and penalties differ between AUS and Thailand. The UK seems to be quite similar to the AUS system.
I've got no time for druggie's but I do for those who break the habit - very interesting and thought-provoking interview !. Plus, she's the healthiest looking addict I've ever seen!
Great interview. I’m so glad and quite surprised AU took her back, considering what they did to the Bali Nine in having Indonesia catch them and hand out death sentences, rather than arresting them as soon as they were back on Australian soil.
I was so interested in Holly's story after watching part one, had to come find part two..... What an amazing strong Woman, I couldn't handle an American prison let alone a foreign one!!!
That’s why we don’t break the law here as expats ….its there ways you think it’s unjust that’s only your opinion it works well …..don’t break the law it’s simple
Powerful storytelling. Holly's journey through the Thai system is a message delivered with meaningful truth..sad and uplifting at the same time..great to see her redemption. All love and hope for the future.
Midnight Express was a brilliant, but harrowing movie about an American guy was caught with Hashish after boarding the plane in Istanbul to return to the USA. He served many years in a Turkish Prison. This was in the 1980s I think.
I am 67, an American, and male. I grew up in the USA at the tail end of the 60's-70's and recreational drug use was common to some extent with us risk takers, myself included. Marijuana was common and relatively weak (i.e. THC). Given fentanyl is common now, in my opinion, you have to be suicidal to use any drugs, anywhere at any time. To use or have anything to do with drugs in any developing country is also nearly a death wish.
I knew Stephen back in the mid 80s, I spent some time with him at the Beach Inn on Pattaya Walking Street in Thailand, we had some some wild times, he was great bloke, sorry to hear of his loss RIP Steve(Wally).
They turn off the water everywhere in Thailand, even when there's flooding like there is at the moment in Phuket, there's still water restrictions. Today between midnight and 6am. 10 am and 4pm and tonight between 10pm until 6 am the next day. They do this to show the people who's in charge.
found it hard that she didn’t have any calling to help the Thai women locked up in Thai prisons for much , much less than her offences? Despite the terrible conditions of the prison, those women kept her safe and alive ! I feel it odd that there was no urge for her to return to Thailand and assist her “Thai Family” spending 7.5 years living in that close proximity to people, surely despite the relief of getting back to your own country, hot water and a mattress, wasn’t there any sense of loss for the friendship of the women left behind?
Maybe read my book, and you will learn that I did go back to Thailand to visit my Thai family, and was stopped at immigration and put on the next flight back to Australia immigration immigration
Hi Holly, thanks for sharing your testimony of the Thai prison a lot of Australian people would probably be very shocked how they live in these prisons. I go into all the presents in Fiji and I must say they living in luxury compare to you guys in Thailand?
Holly's Hell: Sentenced to 31 years In A Thai Prison - Holly Deane-Johns | I Catch Killers
Former heroin addict Holly Deane-Johns was locked up in a Thai prison for 7.5 years over drug charges. She couldn’t see the hard concrete floor of the crowded cell she shared with hundreds of women, she had a 22 centimetre floor space to sleep on, she had a rotting tooth pulled out by an inmate, she was sick from the food, and she also shared 10 filthy toilets with 2000 women. This was Holly’s Hell.
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00:00 - Introduction - Holly Deane-Johns
02:41 - Life in a Thai prison
08:36 - Showering in prison
13:57 - Securing a sleeping spot
18:03 - Prison fights
22:54 - Quitting drugs in prison
27:44 - The lowest point in jail
29:05 - Transferring back to Australia
34:59 - From a Thai cell to an Australian cell
39:18 - Wasted years in prison
43:25 - Assisted euthanasia
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This guy is a shocking interviewer constantly interrupting and throwing her off her story.
I hope he can actually learn alot from this interview attempt.
This was a great interview 👏
Thanks for sharing. I pray that the young people you share your story to, that it will help keep them from the temptation of drugs and a lifestyle of crime.
Yes I believe this too. Apnd don,phones messing going to turn it off for awhilr f1llingq asleep. Ttyt
I like that she took full responsibility and didn't make any whiny excuses
My utmost respect to you Holly.
Holly's my sister and I can tell you she's an amazing inspirational beautiful soul that's been a product of her environment and has turned her life around to be a top shelf person full of life and positivity has endured and over come many hurdles.
❤ Thank you for saying. I expect you too have become "top shelf". Goooo girls.
Best wishes to her. Life hands some people a much harder time than others have. Any one of us could have had a more difficult life. No judgement here. Only good wishes and respect.
Your Holly is wonderful!
Has she written a book.
Would be great
@@joannenardoni17 I think she has written a book
This man is a great interviewer. He lets his guest speak. He asks open questions. Exceptional.😊
Gary is awesome
Thought he was pretty terrible. Poor questions.
She should be invited to every school in Australia ...So,much to learn ! Specially to those kids who are drawn towards drugs and stuffs.
I totally agree
Holly, I just have to say, thank you for sharing your story! Your strength, resilience and what you have gone through! No disrespect to your family, however, your path was chosen due to your family circumstances. I know people will say, "she had a choice". However, only to a certain extent! I hope your life now is full of happiness.
You're a person with a great sense of fairness. You're absolutely correct!
Her mother is evil.
Thankyou
She became a fine woman. Life moulded her and she turned her life around and is doing good now.
Thanks
Done the crime and now spent the time.....I wish you all the best Holly. Amazing and captivating interview. I hope the youth of Australia listens to you. Enjoy your life ❤
Thankyou
U done the crime n u do the time.
Thanks Ed
@@hollywallace.3313holly I missed part 1 of this but I’m guessing you went in addicted to the dope did you go through withdrawal inside
@@davidmok5505 u brainy.
The Thai prison description is typical of prisons outside the developed countries. Best to mind your business when traveling abroad. She fortunate she is alive.
The Thai Prison system is designed to function for Thai people who grew up in Thailand, it doesn’t really make many allowances for non-Thais. Other than drugs, you have to do something pretty serious to have to go to prison unless you are very poor, and if you grew up poor in Thailand then your everyday life would feel like punishment for most westerners with squat toilets, sleeping on the floor etc. its important to understand that Thai prisons are not restricted to the Bangkok prisons where drug smugglers go, there are many provincial prisons and open prisons too. In some prisons the prisoners get to go out during the day and learn vocational skills.
@@andrewstones2921thank you for this info❤
Sounds very similar to some prisons in the US that I've heard about
Great podcast and thanks for sharing Holly's story.
Greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪 I am delighted not only for you Holly but for all those you offer hope to. What an honest account of life's hard lessons. Your upbeat spirit, determination and willingness to adapt to situations and make changes to your life are admirable. I wish you well moving forward, Gwen ❤
Thankyou
@@hollywallace.3313hello holly , im from buzios brazil , i dont speak many words in english but i can tell you that your story make me turn the way , that i see my life ... Free palestina and fre holly always 🇵🇸
Holly, thank you for sharing your story .. you're an inspiration! Our young people need someone like you in their corner! Keep up the good work. I'm so glad you made it home 🙏
Thanks
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..mmkkkkookoo to iiii😅😅
Holly's positivity is admirable and a true inspiration, i wish you well with the rest of your life Holly. You have really put things into perspective for many people including myself of course ❤❤❤
Thanks
Great interview Garry , good questions and her story was so interesting I couldn’t put my phone down during the whole podcast.
Hollys story is the human spirit finding itself and shining on everyone she meets.
Thanks for sharing
Thankyou
Watching this poor lady talk about this experience sure does make me appreciate what i have! 🎉
Poor lady 😂😂😂 nope
She is not a poor woman......Your perception is wrong
@@patosan8120
Exactly… 😒
@@missyflutter5562
NOT! 🤨
What a woman! Going through all of that and coming out the other side like she has , much love from Ireland 🇮🇪
She put herself there……But very glad she’s sorted her life out
Here in Germany i see homeless. I am ashamed that our prisons are so luxurious in comparison. No innocent should live worse than a guilty person.
How many years were you in prison in Germany?
I left the streets of Romania to go to prison in Germany
Lots of people on the street will commit petty crimes to get a bed it’s a no brainer in lots of countries.
That is really really sad.
Then vote to make sure fewer people are homeless.
But don’t pretend that prison isn’t still traumatic and hard.
I Live in Phuket the crime rate is extremely low here and I worked with the police here as well,Drug offenders in Thai society are the lowest form of life on the Planet and they won't accept excuses, This Lady was extremely lucky to be released from a Thai Prison after serving 7.5 years of her sentence here.
“The lowest form of life on the planet.”??? Because of a drug offence? Can you explain.
Louis, You are a bit judgmental aren't you?
@@MrTrda Thais are very conservative and very Anti-drugs,80 percent of crime in the West is now Drug related,none of that nonsense here in Thailand my man street crime here doesn't exist.
@@MrTrda in Singapore She would have been hanged straight after conviction,Dont do drugs in Asia!
@@janetpartyka5968 Confused much? Louis wrote according to Thai society. If you have a problem with Thai society's views on drug usage including dealing then your problem is with them not Louis.
Gary is a wonderful interviewer, so many seem 'out to get you' , he is so open and honest with his questions. Love Holly, her message is POWERFUL. her spirit is STRONG. Healthy safe rest of your life.
IT’S GOOD TO SEE YOU DOING SOMETHING NEW GARY.
FIRST EPISODE I’VE SEEN OF THIS & I LIKE IT A LOT. 🙂👍🏼 🇬🇧
So glad you were able to turn your life around, all the best.
Thanks for sharing, Holly. What a journey, I love your attitude to life despite the adversity. Sorry for the loss of your partner Stephen.
Holly , i am so happy you are home ! What an amazing story , you are an inspiration for a lot of addicts now , keep doing this wonderful work , sending you a big hug and wish you a wonderful life , ❤ from the Netherlands 😊
As awful as her experience was , it probably saved her life
I totally agree
Really god? Bcoz you know how her life would had been otherwise right?
Really god? Bciz you know how her life was going to be dont you?
@@Maruzzela-l1u "probably" was the keyword in that comment.
Fantastic to listen to your story Holly. It may seem like lost time but you have come home with so much wisdom. All the very best for the next part of your lifespan journey 🥰🙏🌹🌹🌹🌹
I really appreciate Holly's story and will seek out the audio book, so thanks for sharing. I know she had to go through all she did, sacrificing so many years of her life to heal so many more. ❤
Thanks
Don’t mess with Thai law
In Singapour, it's death sentence or jail for life
Every sentence its hard . But , you can survive it? Holly survive 35 years and she is up ! Really a life warrior
@@culturabuzios3000it wasn’t 35 yrs - she got out at 7.5 yrs.
Unless you Holiday there for s3x trafficking and pdf files.
Based on the TV selection it would suggest that the real criminals are the so-called Royals in Thailand
Now that's a prison.
This wou make an incredible movie and teaching tool.
Addicts arent rational. So never say "yes" to drugs. It might be your last real "yes".
Drugs are a pain killer
The use of them is a therapy
Even if its wrong
Can you imagine
Being police who beat abuse and lie
Who see things that other cops do and remain silent
The question is this
Who is worse ?
So do it in your own country or just pay the consequences
Self medicating is not so bad when you compare it to all the messed up people there are on "prescription drugs". One is as bad as the other.
@DonnellOkafor-pd7yncould you elaborate ? I have family there and I am very worried.
Great interview. Thank you for sharing your story Holly ❤
She may have committed the crime, but no one should have to live like that! Poor lady, have so much respect and admiration for how she coped! 🎉❤
Thanks
Why?
Exactly. It's inhuman
@@clairec1683 inhumane and inhuman
Well forewarned going into these countries, shame our prison systems aren't like it
Wishing you every good wish in the World from now on Holly and thank you for telling your story.
Look at you now, a well spoken fine young lady with a fine heart. Well done, mate.
Amazing story!! Reminds me of the book and movie Midnight Express. I read the book to my kids hoping they'd never use drugs or try to be a drug mule. My dad died of oesophagus cancer and starved to death...my mum died of aspestos lung cancer and drowned. Two horrific ways to die. ❤
Yes, I’m very sorry about the way your parents died, but what does that have to do with drugs?
Midnight Express. Brilliant although harrowing Movie about being in a Turkish Prison.
I was wondering the same. @@i.ehrenfest349
Holly, you are so Aussie! An everyday person, unfortunately you found yourself in a foreign prison, when you were young and vulnerable
with an addiction. There are always reasons why an addiction occurs, usually because of a trauma or multiple traumas, or an undiagnosed condition. Unfortunately many people don’t understand this. You are courageous, practical, intelligent and down to earth. You can do anything that you want to achieve. Backing you.
Great interview Holly ! Thank you for sharing your story
Fascinating, this podcast would be good to show people what can happen in jails as a deterrent to not mess with drugs! Subscribed ☮️🇦🇺
IT ISN’T NEW NEWS THOUGH IS IT, DRUG DEALERS/TRAFFICKERS HAVE BEEN AROUND SINCE DAY DOT.
WEVE ALL SEEN THE TV SHOWS ABOUT GETTING CAUGHT IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES & WHAT HAPPENS.
Watch the miniseries ‘Bangkok Hilton’ with Nicole Kidman, very well made and convincing, I recall watching it on Aussie tv back in ‘89.
She’s lucky she was in Thailand, if she’d been in Malaysia she’d have had the death penalty, even on the tiny Island where I grew up they sentenced 4 Australians to the death penalty for smuggling, remember a local boy of 14 being hung for being what we would refer to as groomed these days to hide some guns in his bedroom for gang members- it was horrible as the put the picture of this child hanging on the front page! Read up on the laws of each country before thinking you can play games and respect those laws when travelling it’s simple common sense!
One word to describe Holly- Perseverance
Thanks
Yes, i just watched her interview,and she is absolutely telling the TRUTH.
Yes ....... HER truth ..... real truth isnt something you normally get from selfish , self indulgent druggies
You completely stopped me in my tracks when you said you could wear THONGS. Being from the UK, that's something completely different here lol. Thank you for this video it just goes to show how standards and penalties differ between AUS and Thailand. The UK seems to be quite similar to the AUS system.
Thongs aka flip flops
Makes me glad that I didn't do or take drugs. What a crazy path it can lead you on. Happy for her she got out of there and now free and off of drugs.
Thanks
❤@@hollywallace.3313
Great interview. Strong woman. Best wishes to her ❤️
Thankyou
Well done on how you have turned your life around. Onwards and upwards. Best of luck to you
Thankyou
Thankyou.
What an amazing story 👍
Best of luck to holy ❤
Just been down Bali 9 rabbit hole. Now I'm watching this. Trying to get my head around how people in their right minds take this kind of risk.
Have you watched the miniseries ‘Bangkok Hilton’ with Nicole Kidman? Very impressive.
The Locked Up Abroad shows are pretty interesting and informative about why people take these type of risks
I really wonder if they are in their right minds.
@@UnderTheMilkyWay-mc8mdoh film suggestion
"Far Out" understatement of the year! 😂
Thank you for sharing your story! May you be a help and blessing to others to leave their life imprisoned by drugs.👌🙏
Thank you for sharing.
Greetings from the UK Holly 🇬🇧✌🏼😄 I really enjoyed listening to your story and I wish you all the best for the future
Thankyou
From one holly to another holly, what an inspiring story. You truly are a great story teller. 😊
I am just a simple stranger but if you read this Holly - I am proud of you 💛
Thank you. For sharing.💜
Wonderful story. Hope she will be okay! All the 👌🏻 😊
Such a wonderful story. God bless her.
Very good podcast. Very stong and brave lady. Beautiful skin
I believe here. Great interview Gary.
Thanks for sharing won't need to read the book now. All the best.
I've got no time for druggie's but I do for those who break the habit - very interesting and thought-provoking interview !. Plus, she's the healthiest looking addict I've ever seen!
You obviously haven’t seen many, fortunately.
Top ignorant comment
Her skin is so shiny and healthy
No compassion
@@hazelmaymcclellandhave you tested for sociopathic tendencies?
I am late but this was an amazing interview.
Raw and truthful chat well done Holly to go through this and come out the other side with your mind in tact 💯 I hope your doing well
Thankyou
Great interview. I’m so glad and quite surprised AU took her back, considering what they did to the Bali Nine in having Indonesia catch them and hand out death sentences, rather than arresting them as soon as they were back on Australian soil.
Must have been horrible being there and getting clean at the same time.What about toothache or something like that?
There is a story in my book about a tooth ache I had.😢
@@hollywallace.3313 I'll have to read your book now.
Now give back to society hope and goodness.Thank you for sharing your story ❤
Only half way through & this is class 👍🏴
I’m so happy for Holly. Wonderfully work in turning her life around. Very inspirational Best wishes. 💕
Thanks
You are welcome 🤗
I need her skincare routine lol Love listening to your guys have a conversation ❤
Good genes
I guess for all those years she didn't eat much processed food or sugar which cause inflammation, aging and sagging...
Thankyou
@@hollywallace.3313 that you Holly? THE Holly? No way 😀
I was so interested in Holly's story after watching part one, had to come find part two..... What an amazing strong Woman, I couldn't handle an American prison let alone a foreign one!!!
Wow, what an amazing story. God bless you Holly - thank you for sharing your life.❤
Thankyou for sharing your story Holly.@I catch killers podcast could i have Holly's website please Gary i would love to contact her
don't need be a bully to be though ... this is a tough chick.
PITY THE POOR SOULS STILL TRAPPED IN THERE UNJUST SADISTICALLY CRUEL SYSTEM...😢😢😢
YES, absolutely!!!
That’s why we don’t break the law here as expats ….its there ways you think it’s unjust that’s only your opinion it works well …..don’t break the law it’s simple
Don’t do the crime and you won’t do the time.
What did she expect ? A red carpet to be laid out for her arrival
Inspiring interview. Thanks so much
You made it! You deserve a good life.❤
I'm so sick of hearing people say " I'm not judging" Oh heck NO ... everything's cool today !!
Watching from South Africa, all the best in your future endeavors ❤
What an amazing story. Good luck with everything Holly.
Thanks
Powerful storytelling. Holly's journey through the Thai system is a message delivered with meaningful truth..sad and uplifting at the same time..great to see her redemption. All love and hope for the future.
Should have called your book, "the girl who finally learned her lesson"
It's Not a lesson. It's a strength you have to find eventually to just say no ! I've had enough .no matter how you got there .
She's ok-how many of you keyboard warriors are perfect?
Put yourself on a public platform people will air their opinion.
Who’s judging?
Me!
@@noriwilliams4637and other people will air theirs
DDone26 yrs in syd max jails.i kinda understand where your head was.its survival.
The only thing I couldn't understand is how after being in a oven for 7 years someone would want hot water
I think money played a big role in her privileges.🤔
Yup
That’s what she said.
She said that money did help her.
Always plays a part in the individual prison experience
All prisons should be like this...
Reminds me of the Australian miniseries ‘Bangkok Hilton’ with Nicole Kidman .
Midnight Express was a brilliant, but harrowing movie about an American guy was caught with Hashish after boarding the plane in Istanbul to return to the USA. He served many years in a Turkish Prison. This was in the 1980s I think.
What was she doing in Thailand anyway?
I am 67, an American, and male. I grew up in the USA at the tail end of the 60's-70's and recreational drug use was common to some extent with us risk takers, myself included. Marijuana was common and relatively weak (i.e. THC). Given fentanyl is common now, in my opinion, you have to be suicidal to use any drugs, anywhere at any time. To use or have anything to do with drugs in any developing country is also nearly a death wish.
I knew Stephen back in the mid 80s, I spent some time with him at the Beach Inn on Pattaya Walking Street in Thailand, we had some some wild times, he was great bloke, sorry to hear of his loss RIP Steve(Wally).
I want to thank you for your story, I'm ine Port Huron Michigan USA but thanks much
They turn off the water everywhere in Thailand, even when there's flooding like there is at the moment in Phuket, there's still water restrictions. Today between midnight and 6am. 10 am and 4pm and tonight between 10pm until 6 am the next day. They do this to show the people who's in charge.
found it hard that she didn’t have any calling to help the Thai women locked up in Thai prisons for much , much less than her offences? Despite the terrible conditions of the prison, those women kept her safe and alive ! I feel it odd that there was no urge for her to return to Thailand and assist her “Thai Family” spending 7.5 years living in that close proximity to people, surely despite the relief of getting back to your own country, hot water and a mattress, wasn’t there any sense of loss for the friendship of the women left behind?
What is she supposed to do?
She probably wouldn't be allowed back to Thailand
Maybe read my book, and you will learn that I did go back to Thailand to visit my Thai family, and was stopped at immigration and put on the next flight back to Australia immigration immigration
@@graerindley6312Thankyou. I did go back, and was stopped at immigration
As Holly said, she did return. If it were me, I doubt I'd want to spend another second in Thailand if I didn't have to.
Sentenced to 31, actually was 7.5...
7.5 in Thailand but then transferred to a prison in Australia
@@acanadianfarmgirl2667. So she did 12?
31 years is a crime against humanity. Thailand has no heart only a face. This girl needed help, not 31 years, a lifetime, taken away.
Did you do 17 years, or 31? Thank Heavens you survived it all. Thx for sharing.
She did 7.5 years
Hi Holly, thanks for sharing your testimony of the Thai prison a lot of Australian people would probably be very shocked how they live in these prisons. I go into all the presents in Fiji and I must say they living in luxury compare to you guys in Thailand?
I agree
How did she get into Thailand with a criminal record
She really does like herself!! Maybe that is how she survived.
Nobody deserves to be treated less than an animal no matter what prison
bless you.for sharing
Gosh Holly you're friggan amazing! All the best to you ❤❤