What Happens To Inmates When They Leave The Most Intense Prison In America

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  • Опубликовано: 27 авг 2019

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  • @VICENews
    @VICENews  4 года назад +522

    Also known as The Alcatraz of the Rockies or simply ADX, it is the most secure prison in the United States. Of the federal prison system’s approximately 150,000 inmates, the 375 or so at ADX are often described as “the worst of the worst.”
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    • @carlista2010
      @carlista2010 4 года назад +5

      If you can see that...I'm sure they can 2 but they don't care until a lawsuit is filed against them.

    • @louisjjagen
      @louisjjagen 4 года назад +2

      My Brother is in the BOP the FEDz 14 years now he got caught with contraband wave cap and dreadlock cap he been in State Jail since July 2nd 2019 somebody correct me if I’m wrong but State Inmates and Federal Inmates is not supposed to be locked up together to cover they assess BOP.GOV got him listed as he in RMM Orlando which is lie cause he was in FCI Pensacola it’s August 31 2019 and he still is locked up in Santa Rosa State Jail BOP is nothing but a bunch of liars

    • @Evilempire-dg8dz
      @Evilempire-dg8dz 4 года назад +3

      I think you should watch some of the after prison show on RUclips and do an interview with joe from that channel I think the prison systems are set up to make inmates fell once they get out it’s a big money maker for the government so why would they want inmates to make it when they get out

    • @loganbelt9681
      @loganbelt9681 4 года назад +2

      louisjjagen so he is a criminal, who is in prison? Sounds about right.

    • @thomasag2765
      @thomasag2765 4 года назад +1

      Shut up Vice, cucks

  • @mjturner916
    @mjturner916 4 года назад +3429

    Prison system is broken, health care system is broken, the system is broken. Take care of your man Lisa

    • @kase_one5720
      @kase_one5720 4 года назад +114

      It's broken on purpose.

    • @Trek-qg1qi
      @Trek-qg1qi 4 года назад +58

      Capitalism has failed us

    • @namorhere4655
      @namorhere4655 4 года назад +31

      Yeah, the victims are broken too.

    • @epichawks
      @epichawks 4 года назад +3

      Vote McAfee for president. Not even american myself, but his entire campaign is just focused on fixing the system. If he was to get just a bit of traction, you could see some serious changes in attitudes.

    • @dmoney8695
      @dmoney8695 4 года назад +13

      the only one on this comment thread to see the system as it is intended. it's never been a rehab or reform system. it is a housing a torture chamber.

  • @Musashi246
    @Musashi246 4 года назад +6521

    You treat people like dangerous mad dogs and imprison them for years. Afterwards, you're shocked if that didn't improve their mental state...

    • @valdemariv394
      @valdemariv394 4 года назад +364

      So what do you propose? Giving them yoga lessons?

    • @huesenpaul1394
      @huesenpaul1394 4 года назад +40

      vladimir iv LMFAO 😂😂😂

    • @Musashi246
      @Musashi246 4 года назад +46

      @@stuudude6023 Doesn't change the argument I made though. If it is that bad it acts as a deterrent then having someone live there for 11 years won't make them a better person. Any I believe that is needed in many cases IF you plan to let the people back into society.

    • @eye_am_chris
      @eye_am_chris 4 года назад +54

      They did bad things to get their in the first place you fucking genius. Some people are just plain evil and need to be segregated.

    • @TacoBully
      @TacoBully 4 года назад +58

      Chris C What about those bullshit weed charges, what about self or home defense accident get someone into prison? Do you how many non violent inmates are out there in US prison system?

  • @Rakshasa1986
    @Rakshasa1986 4 года назад +413

    That lawyer looks like he time travelled from the 80s.

  • @nics9840
    @nics9840 3 года назад +1223

    Prison isn’t about rehabilitation, it’s about keeping their customers literally for life.

    • @winstonooi4603
      @winstonooi4603 3 года назад +29

      It cost 30K per prisoner per year for them to stay in prison tf u mean customers

    • @brianaharper046
      @brianaharper046 3 года назад +67

      @@winstonooi4603 depending on the prison they make money off of each prisoner. Including small labors and government funding.

    • @kkrzionisten6662
      @kkrzionisten6662 3 года назад +5

      @@winstonooi4603 subsidies are usually way higher.

    • @finaldoritos9056
      @finaldoritos9056 3 года назад +1

      Can and the USA have different prisoners system in place n gov owned USA can’t say the same

    • @xHuntedGunzPCGx
      @xHuntedGunzPCGx 3 года назад +3

      Imagine all the CO’s who are crooked, and get paid by criminals for favors.

  • @starcherry6814
    @starcherry6814 4 года назад +3156

    "Am I allowed to go outside?"
    That's insanely traumatic. He was literally treated like an animal

    • @nikkinikki2241
      @nikkinikki2241 4 года назад +25

      Agreed 😭

    • @Xxmeca421xX
      @Xxmeca421xX 4 года назад +220

      He was an animal before prison

    • @jlh8830
      @jlh8830 4 года назад +105

      Then these MFers shouldn't break the law

    • @reubenogilvie8423
      @reubenogilvie8423 4 года назад +154

      Act like an animal get treated like animal

    • @ReviewForReel
      @ReviewForReel 4 года назад +71

      Then he shouldn't act like an animal

  • @dayna79
    @dayna79 4 года назад +3847

    The last year of a prisoners sentence should be spent training them for re entry into modern life. For example, a trained professional could teach them how to cook their own meals, learn new skills that could be used in the work force etc.

    • @markmcintosh1792
      @markmcintosh1792 4 года назад +430

      This should be the goal the whole time.

    • @hiphophrc
      @hiphophrc 4 года назад +74

      I got the training on my last week in rehab. It helps!

    • @CM-oy2kd
      @CM-oy2kd 4 года назад +108

      Dayna 101 all the years should be a rehabilitation process. I done ten years in prison and I worked on myself for years. Now the ones who waited until their last year or last six months almost always fail. Never progress always stagnant just merely living some go back. It’s all in you but some need extra help. These guys need help. But I came from a system like that in South Carolina. All southern systems are like that because it’s predominantly black.

    • @brandonburns5365
      @brandonburns5365 4 года назад +45

      @Dreamstate so you rather they come out with no skill.. and do the samething

    • @adityashaw3198
      @adityashaw3198 4 года назад +33

      @Dreamstate education should be free for all or state subsidised, and not that people literally pay their student loans till death
      Prison is punishment but that shouldn't make them worse.
      For profit prisons don't even feed inmates properly, everyone knows that a hungry person is irritating anyways, even improving the food would help their condition

  • @andrescatalan7534
    @andrescatalan7534 3 года назад +87

    “Only about 40 % here have a life sentence” ONLY?!

    • @DocBree13
      @DocBree13 3 года назад +23

      I get what you’re saying, but their point was that 60% will be released back into society some day - and they will most likely have even worse mental health than when they were first incarcerated. Thats not the best plan if you want a reasonable chance that they won’t hurt and/or kill more people when they get released.

    • @bambam859
      @bambam859 2 года назад +7

      For such an extremely high security prison you would expect that very nearly all of them would be in for really really bad crimes and therefore serving life

    • @supremelordkoga8412
      @supremelordkoga8412 2 года назад

      @Bam Bam I get that, but also consider that he proved to be a security risk. They stated that he had assaulted multiple correctional officers which is why he was sent there

  • @laurakusel4680
    @laurakusel4680 4 года назад +210

    Rodney and Lisa - I’m rooting for you!!

    • @hsvr
      @hsvr 2 года назад +2

      They saw your RUclips comment and said thanks

  • @blue_tetris
    @blue_tetris 4 года назад +1922

    This is what happens when one of the most vital aspects of your civilization--the administration of law--is just another business.

    • @Strings-jg2to
      @Strings-jg2to 4 года назад +10

      What about the people that grew up in a abused household and end up being violent. I mean we have people everywhere that are violent citizens.

    • @daraseevers
      @daraseevers 4 года назад +24

      Mental Illness is real. Very real -

    • @louisjjagen
      @louisjjagen 4 года назад +3

      My Brother is going on his 14 year in BOP in October right now his is the property of the government but he got caught in July with contraband what is was was some wave cap dread lock cap so when they cutting grass or anything to do with their hair getting dirty remind you he is Federal Property what I don’t understand is BOP has him in state jail but when you go to BOP.GOV they have him listed as he is in RMM Orlando which is lie because he was in FCI Pensacola Federal inmate isn’t supposed to be house with state inmate someone correct me if I’m wrong and he been in Santa Rosa Jail since July 2 2019 it’s August 31 2019 and he still in a state jail I don’t understand

    • @1smallball
      @1smallball 4 года назад +3

      Every single comment is just this, people trying to be profound by being simple.

    • @Carl6801force
      @Carl6801force 4 года назад

      Underrated comment. Facts.

  • @evan1238
    @evan1238 4 года назад +729

    So many comments are like "He deserved it" or "don't do the crime if you can't do the time"...Fact is, vast majority of them will be released one day, so if you don't believe in rehabilitation to benefit the offender, believe in rehabilitation to benefit society.

    • @stephenjosephaveryjr
      @stephenjosephaveryjr 4 года назад +37

      What a great opinion evan1238, no sarcasm intended, I literally said "damn, very well said" in my head. I've done 6 months in solitary confinement, I now have a comparable view on what its like to be physically and emotionally disconnected from everyone you have ever loved, no matter how mentally strong you are prison takes something and burns it into you that will forever change how you interact with friends but most importantly, how you think when you stare at yourself in the mirror.

    • @travisbull8233
      @travisbull8233 4 года назад +19

      Yes I have been in solitary and my own mother has said that it made me a different person in many ways!!! None of them are any good, or anything positive

    • @ethandu5712
      @ethandu5712 4 года назад +4

      The reason he went to ADX is why he probably deserved it.

    • @GreekOrthodox7
      @GreekOrthodox7 3 года назад +20

      None of you stupid people would be protecting them and saying any of that if these people harmed you or your families, so shut up.

    • @its_isaacxx3229
      @its_isaacxx3229 3 года назад +17

      @@GreekOrthodox7 not everyone in jail/prison is there for a violent crime dumb dumb.

  • @robertyoung7823
    @robertyoung7823 4 года назад +40

    I don't know about now. But when I got out after 17 years. That was it I just got out. After 17 years they opened the door and said see ya. Thank God I maid it so care. I still have thoughts of going back sometimes. Its crazy what it does to your mind set.

  • @Bro-bi3in
    @Bro-bi3in 3 года назад +24

    I was released from solitary 5 years ago .
    The first 2 years was very tough and i had the best support system a man could have . So imagine if you didn’t have that.
    Thank god i made it.
    I’m now a productive normal member of society.

    • @bigghago
      @bigghago 3 года назад +2

      Bless you man welcome back!

    • @JarlBorg93
      @JarlBorg93 11 месяцев назад

      They shouldnt have released you. Here is to sincerely hoping that you rot in solitary for your deeds.

  • @steelydanrules
    @steelydanrules 4 года назад +655

    Yooo. That dude literally looked like he could snap at any second

    • @dorobo81
      @dorobo81 4 года назад +13

      Noticed that too.

    • @shermankinard
      @shermankinard 4 года назад +39

      That’s they want ... him to be right back in prison $$$

    • @slightlysublimated1619
      @slightlysublimated1619 4 года назад +67

      He's damaged beyond repair now. Sad what the government has done to this man. He's going to keep attack and possibly kill more people before killing himself eventually.

    • @Qashhhhh
      @Qashhhhh 4 года назад

      @@slightlysublimated1619 good

    • @fluxdavid4141
      @fluxdavid4141 4 года назад +11

      @@user-if1de8pt2j wtkr.com/2019/02/11/man-assaults-rips-clothes-off-woman-at-bus-stop-in-newport-news/ and you guys support this lmao

  • @kylemark4536
    @kylemark4536 4 года назад +687

    Because they want them to re-offend!!!
    Job security system is not broken it’s working exactly how they built it

    • @senoow4215
      @senoow4215 4 года назад +11

      So they dont care basicly about the People?

    • @kylemark4536
      @kylemark4536 4 года назад +11

      Not poor people this is America

    • @shanteporter4676
      @shanteporter4676 4 года назад +27

      Exactly!!! They make more money when people come back

    • @spirowthedragon457
      @spirowthedragon457 4 года назад +5

      Prison is designed to destroy us

    • @Psd6One5
      @Psd6One5 4 года назад +3

      Facts!!!

  • @LOUISVILLECARDINALS
    @LOUISVILLECARDINALS 3 года назад +150

    My nephew just got out 2 months ago from doing 10 years in a super max prison he's only 28 and he is mentally messed up man it breaks my heart to see this

    • @acceptable1514
      @acceptable1514 3 года назад +10

      What did he do that caused him to be locked up for 10 years at "18" ??

    • @LOUISVILLECARDINALS
      @LOUISVILLECARDINALS 3 года назад +10

      @@acceptable1514 robbery

    • @Germfish
      @Germfish 3 года назад +14

      Good.

    • @yellingateveryone2520
      @yellingateveryone2520 3 года назад +59

      @@Germfish not good because he might repeat the crime or do worse. You are unsafe if you really think this is the right treatment.

    • @EnglishItalian1
      @EnglishItalian1 3 года назад +31

      poor kid. this USA system is satanic

  • @sturmtiger7704
    @sturmtiger7704 8 месяцев назад +4

    They get free food, free room, free clothes, free water, free electricity, and they think its bad? They should work, be taxed, pay for everything.

    • @purpleboiiii
      @purpleboiiii 4 дня назад +1

      In Florida it’s “pay to stay “.. every inmate pays for there sentence when released.

  • @badandy880
    @badandy880 4 года назад +540

    Lisa is a great catch buddy. Congrats on your success. Wish you nothing but the best

    • @soulbakin
      @soulbakin 4 года назад +12

      @John paul May what the man went thru mentally and to overcome it says he see life above materialistic value. A standard human value if u will. Something u will never achieve even with practice. The comment was quite evident u gotta pay for her to look your way

    • @scottobryan1018
      @scottobryan1018 3 года назад +1

      wtf pay for her?? lol

    • @inthahous87
      @inthahous87 3 года назад

      I 👍

    • @blakkadust9733
      @blakkadust9733 3 года назад

      @@soulbakin damn. Who tf are you? Just angry.

    • @cripchiplip7274
      @cripchiplip7274 3 года назад

      i was gonna say that

  • @phattorangecatto
    @phattorangecatto 4 года назад +668

    this is the result prison for profit. Mentally ill people are being shoved in prisons rather than getting the help they need. This dude was schzioactive and had multiple personalities and was kept in solitary confinement? that's horrible.

    • @blyatman9812
      @blyatman9812 4 года назад +13

      That is why we need death penalty so badly

    • @cryo_life
      @cryo_life 4 года назад +17

      The more people in prisons, the more the government makes. Dystopia

    • @TemujinKhan8
      @TemujinKhan8 4 года назад +33

      The vast majority of the mentally ill do not go around sexually assaulting random victims. Actually, they tend to be the victims. It feels like the first guy is blaming his crimes on his mental illness, disregarding his own volitional acts.
      I also agree with those people that say the for-profit prisons are a problem.

    • @phattorangecatto
      @phattorangecatto 4 года назад +12

      @@TemujinKhan8 Mentally ill people in America have been shooting up stores, churches, schools, restaurants you name it, they shot it up, so I dont know what you're talking about when you say mentally ill people don't commit crimes.

    • @trevorharmon1
      @trevorharmon1 4 года назад +5

      2/3 chronic illness including mental illness is preventable so if you do the wrong things in life you'll get sick

  • @johanfretzen1852
    @johanfretzen1852 4 года назад +27

    I'm so happy for Rodney Jones. Thank you for being a blessing Lisa Jones.

  • @misosoup8593
    @misosoup8593 Год назад +5

    🤡🤡🤡 If you end up in ADX you deserve the treatment you're getting. Alot of them did unspeakable things to innocent people. No mercy for these people

  • @proudlakerfan
    @proudlakerfan 4 года назад +596

    Prisons are supposed to rehabilitate the inmates. But because prisons in America are run by for-profit businesses that's not what they end up doing.

    • @abrakadabra9033
      @abrakadabra9033 4 года назад +8

      That's real af.

    • @abrakadabra9033
      @abrakadabra9033 4 года назад +26

      @Mickeymickstein it's only common sense that if you put cruel punishment to them they will just get worse when they have the mindset of a kid. Qith all due respect you dont know what your talking about.

    • @abrakadabra9033
      @abrakadabra9033 4 года назад +2

      @Mickeymickstein punishment makes them tougher. Physically, mentally in bad ways

    • @abrakadabra9033
      @abrakadabra9033 4 года назад +9

      @Mickeymickstein they dnt punish them in other countries like us and they for the most part are good overseas

    • @abrakadabra9033
      @abrakadabra9033 4 года назад +6

      @first last you cant punish special ppl like you can regular ppl tho. Theres a difference.

  • @yourfriendlyneighborhoodla2091
    @yourfriendlyneighborhoodla2091 4 года назад +218

    You can leave ADX? Damn I just thought you vanished into thin air and became a ghost.

    • @I-am-Hrut
      @I-am-Hrut 4 года назад +4

      I appreciate your name, take my thumbs up

    • @stevenzimmerman5751
      @stevenzimmerman5751 4 года назад

      I started my sentence there. Then was moved to USP Florance, FCI Sharidan, FCI La Tuna

    • @yourfriendlyneighborhoodla2091
      @yourfriendlyneighborhoodla2091 4 года назад +5

      @@stevenzimmerman5751 What was it like when you were there?

    • @malikgodfrey6819
      @malikgodfrey6819 4 года назад

      Another level of dedication to for honor

    • @jacobbutler6049
      @jacobbutler6049 4 года назад

      @@stevenzimmerman5751 was you in Sheridan Oregon prison that's a minimum must of went there before you got released I live about 30 mins from that prision

  • @Ravidist
    @Ravidist 3 года назад +26

    Excessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive fines imposed, nor cruel and unusual punishments inflicted.

    • @youngroshi4677
      @youngroshi4677 2 года назад

      It’s not. Actually it’s in our bill of rights to be against of cruel and unusual punishment

    • @supremelordkoga8412
      @supremelordkoga8412 2 года назад

      Man assaulted correctional officers and everyone is shocked that he has to be in restraints most his incarceration.

  • @lightningmcqueen9310
    @lightningmcqueen9310 4 года назад +14

    I have never heard of an inmate that came out rehabilitated never in my life

  • @Mithennesss
    @Mithennesss 4 года назад +148

    "A system I have been dealing with my whole life failed me, since ten years old from then and now, depersonalized me and made me a thing." (Chokes back tears)

    • @ptccombatfitness6726
      @ptccombatfitness6726 3 года назад +8

      You failed yourself

    • @T.S2036
      @T.S2036 2 года назад +1

      @@ptccombatfitness6726
      You p.o.s. human being.

    • @bleeknee28
      @bleeknee28 2 года назад

      So true for far too many people.

    • @ptccombatfitness6726
      @ptccombatfitness6726 2 года назад

      @@T.S2036 why?

    • @Aline-lo9so
      @Aline-lo9so 2 года назад +2

      He raped someone, I´m not capable of feeling sorry for Him.

  • @lewisjewell8894
    @lewisjewell8894 4 года назад +736

    Vice been pumping out moderately good content recently, feel bad for some of these inmates not all those guys are genuinely bad people ya know

    • @UnknownUser-ej8tk
      @UnknownUser-ej8tk 4 года назад +71

      @Gerrylynn Mako That's not the point idiot. The point is that they arent being given the right support to change and better themselves, so when they get out they are more likely to reoffend, which is worse for everyone.

    • @1710Austin
      @1710Austin 4 года назад +11

      @Gerrylynn Mako
      Nah.. You were right the first time. Dumb ppl really think these guys are generally victims of circumstance, and assign to them little to no personal responsibility. But the reality is they wouldn't spend 5 mins with them in person... These types of docs are mostly just pulling on heartstrings and playing on ppls naivety.

    • @calilovenw707
      @calilovenw707 4 года назад +1

      Gerrylynn Mako theirs programs dumbass that actually work and help

    • @toxicosam
      @toxicosam 4 года назад +16

      @@1710Austin dumb ppl always generalizing a whole community for the action of the worst one. some of them do rebuild a decent life after being to jail and this is the point.

    • @thisismyname1701
      @thisismyname1701 4 года назад +15

      Theyre litterally just human beings. Why you gotta act like youre better as if you didnt have parents who gave you a house and food. When you dont have shit you cant wait for school and to hope you get a job unless youu plan on waiting while being homeless. They never really had a chance to begin with going prison just makes it worse with litterally nothing to benefit from in the slightest..except being a paycheck to some asshole in a for profit prision

  • @asmitharies1995
    @asmitharies1995 3 года назад +13

    This is my hometown. I moved away a few years back and used to take the bus all the time. This is beyond scary and I pray that the survivor can heal

  • @odonata9838
    @odonata9838 4 года назад +26

    It's alarming how prisons succeed more at increasing criminality than rehabilitating criminals. It's also sad how many convicts are more concerned about their own victimization than the pain they inflicted on their victims. The system failed.

  • @FurEngel
    @FurEngel 4 года назад +163

    I have to commend Lisa Jones! She is amazing and I hope they both live happily ever after.

    • @Northeastmarco
      @Northeastmarco 4 года назад +12

      D.E. Sarcarean Thanks for complimenting my wonderful mother.

    • @amonnoma1370
      @amonnoma1370 3 года назад +3

      Yes she looks very mature, wise, funny and supportive.

  • @illmaticTKD
    @illmaticTKD 4 года назад +49

    Think the biggest thing is most of these inmates get out but have no skill sets, mechanical, technical or even carpentry. They need to be rehabilitated not locked up and forgotten

    • @jimmyjoe8225
      @jimmyjoe8225 3 года назад +2

      You end up at a place like ADX for being extremely violent and dangerous. Hard to teach someone a skill if they're trying to shank you every time you turn around.

  • @eddiee1632
    @eddiee1632 3 года назад +104

    I did 6 years in the ADX and I have been home now for 14 years. I am now giving back to the community and trying to be apart of the positive change in this world. Change is possible!!

    • @kiankafai7478
      @kiankafai7478 3 года назад +3

      I am very happy to hear that you are doing well! Indeed, we all deserve second chances, and I am happy that you have chosen to do the right thing. Sending you many blessings 🙏🏽 Out of curiosity, what did you do to end up there?

    • @KK-xj6cp
      @KK-xj6cp 2 года назад

      May i ask why you were in there for? And whats ur full name

    • @eddiee1632
      @eddiee1632 2 года назад +8

      @@KK-xj6cp
      I was sent to the ADX for my actions in other prisons (state and Private) and I take full responsibility for all of my actions! Why is my full name important with all due respect??

    • @saywhatttt2780
      @saywhatttt2780 Год назад +16

      @@eddiee1632 they trying to look you up lmaoo these people crazy !

    • @eddiee1632
      @eddiee1632 Год назад +5

      @@saywhatttt2780
      Facts

  • @darkgamer555al
    @darkgamer555al 2 года назад +8

    "That system basically depersonalized me and made me into a thing" that was chilling yet sad asf..

  • @datitsdapussy4283
    @datitsdapussy4283 4 года назад +242

    This system is based on revenge not on justice or rehabilitation !!! We gotta change something

    • @richardmetellus2336
      @richardmetellus2336 4 года назад +6

      @Well Drive depends on the crime

    • @datitsdapussy4283
      @datitsdapussy4283 4 года назад +6

      Well Drive no it isn’t that’s a stupid question

    • @jbjb2217
      @jbjb2217 4 года назад +16

      No its slavery under a different name subcontracting.

    • @datitsdapussy4283
      @datitsdapussy4283 4 года назад +4

      JB JB yes

    • @ThePrimo323
      @ThePrimo323 4 года назад +9

      So we can be like the UK and give prisoners and criminals feel like thier at a 5 star hotel resort. These are dangerous people they need to be more punished for the crimes they've done.

  • @tonisno4174
    @tonisno4174 3 года назад +53

    Being a ex federal prisoner I can relate and met people who was scared to go home from doin 20 years. I was at usp Pollock in Louisiana. In 2009 that was the most dangerous prison in the system. It’s totally inhuman the thing I’ve experienced from guards .

    • @420bengalfan
      @420bengalfan Год назад +3

      ever think about what the guards experience from the inmates

    • @judahsfinest1860
      @judahsfinest1860 11 месяцев назад

      ​@@420bengalfan 🎯

    • @Juzy89
      @Juzy89 11 месяцев назад +4

      Presuming you were guilty, did you think of the inhumane things tou things that impacted many other lives?

    • @woolzem
      @woolzem 10 месяцев назад +3

      Good luck to your future. You served your time and you deserve success brother

    • @kenosabi
      @kenosabi 9 месяцев назад +1

      The only people that become COs are people that should never be em.

  • @paikeahigurashi7575
    @paikeahigurashi7575 3 года назад +4

    I also have BPD. I'd like to say that being alone for all that time would be ideal in facing prison time, but my BPD would make me go nuts after so long

  • @dennisrichardson2687
    @dennisrichardson2687 4 года назад +159

    This is real, I am documenting my journey. Since being let out of federal prison. It's really tough.

    • @hokulaninalani6975
      @hokulaninalani6975 4 года назад +18

      Dennis Richardson sending you healing energy :)

    • @ar1221
      @ar1221 4 года назад +11

      I’m sorry. This system is so broken. It’s not fair for you

    • @jonblaze333
      @jonblaze333 4 года назад +5

      Best of luck to u

    • @maythemalbiyati9080
      @maythemalbiyati9080 4 года назад +5

      Jesus Chriat is the way. Have not been in prison but have stayed out of it because i listen to his teachings of Love and Peace. And hes there for you too brother, all you gotta do is ask, ive seen it, i testify of it, brother he is real and he will keep you with him. Go to God for all of your struggles, do it and you will be amazed!

    • @dennisrichardson2687
      @dennisrichardson2687 4 года назад +10

      @@maythemalbiyati9080 I am a believer. I know Jesus Christ as my Lord, and Savior. Thank you brother for your kind words.

  • @buyukcavus9840
    @buyukcavus9840 4 года назад +175

    Prisons are businesses..

    • @erniebuchinski3614
      @erniebuchinski3614 3 года назад

      Why wouldn't they be, given the realities of the world?

    • @gamertron0993
      @gamertron0993 3 года назад +4

      @@erniebuchinski3614 prison should be only for the task of keeping dangerous men away from the hard working citizens. Then rehabilitate them to help them make better decisions when they go back out into society. The logic of a conservative is to lock people away for an unreasonable amount of time and do nothing to help them move past that essentially setting them up for even more failure. It's a failing business because it's based on just locking people away with no further plans and idiots like you wonder why these guys are repeat offenders. Keep locking everybody up with no solid plan and I promise you America will end up like Mexico or Brazil

    • @RemixedVoice
      @RemixedVoice 3 года назад +3

      It's not a business. It's slavery

    • @yurichtube1162
      @yurichtube1162 3 года назад +1

      Vote erdogan out

    • @shindrithargriethrat8408
      @shindrithargriethrat8408 3 года назад +1

      @@RemixedVoice "Slavery"? Nah. Not even close.

  • @dcrump
    @dcrump 4 года назад

    Thankful for these videos/interviews by Vice 👏

  • @synthphonymusic
    @synthphonymusic 4 года назад +8

    @3:21 Thats FLEECE JOHNSON .. "the Booty Goon" LMAOO!!!

    • @VoltairesRevenge
      @VoltairesRevenge 3 года назад

      No, it isn’t. That’s just rude and in poor taste.

  • @Olivia.longname
    @Olivia.longname 4 года назад +72

    Wow, what a wonderful woman Lisa is, I'm sure she was his #1 rehabilitator and is the real reason Rodney a better man despite his incarceration.

  • @DanielPierce
    @DanielPierce 4 года назад +85

    Department of human cages should be the actual name, department of corrections certainly no longer describes it!

    • @angelchavez458
      @angelchavez458 3 года назад

      That is exactly what it is they should change the name to Department of Human cages and just subtract adx

    • @azrifarhanhanif2975
      @azrifarhanhanif2975 2 года назад

      This is literally cages for violent criminals? You dont just get to adx for victimless crimes. You really gotta earn your way in

    • @KyleEvra
      @KyleEvra 2 года назад

      Prisons are nothing but fancy human cages.
      Yes, treated like mad dogs.

  • @catmangrove
    @catmangrove 4 года назад +1

    Thank you for doing a story on ADX. Very fascinating and tragic. 😩

  • @jaysparks5754
    @jaysparks5754 3 года назад +12

    This is why I want to be a social worker in the prison system; to help inmates work on reentry and prepare for reintegrating into society

    • @rihrih2013
      @rihrih2013 3 года назад

      Go for it! It’s an in demand occupation especially in the federal prison system.

  • @jackieward2339
    @jackieward2339 4 года назад +81

    the case of the first guy is really sad because if he had just been treated and had therapy instead of going to solitary he probably wouldnt have reoffended but of course thats what the prison industrial complex wants

    • @jimmyjoe8225
      @jimmyjoe8225 3 года назад +7

      They didnt put him there for fun, he was attacking guards.

    • @bigghago
      @bigghago 3 года назад +1

      Guards are the most criminal

  • @Lollii_Popp
    @Lollii_Popp 4 года назад +45

    This is really sad. This is physical and mental bondage...

  • @rosedowney6347
    @rosedowney6347 3 года назад +3

    The physiological impact of carrying yourself in them chains must be very traumatic for these men, this video was shocking totally breaking down the spirit their humaness. Total isolation on top of mental health issue I'm surprised any make it out alive.

  • @creepychris420
    @creepychris420 3 года назад +6

    i learned that solitary confinement (or intensive care units) leave people with no external stimuli in a place they already feel uncomfortable, leading their brain to commit their random ass thoughts (and delisuions) to meory instead of the events from their day.
    i feel like you can't expect these people not to go crazy after 10 years in the same room

    • @79guitarherofreak
      @79guitarherofreak 3 года назад +1

      It's torture that causes brain damage essentially... wow

  • @datitsdapussy4283
    @datitsdapussy4283 4 года назад +47

    Man isolation is torture I wouldn’t wish this on my best enemy

  • @rane4776
    @rane4776 4 года назад +20

    This is insane

  • @DJHEK5
    @DJHEK5 3 года назад

    Nice 🐟! Thanks for sharing very informative!

  • @FurEngel
    @FurEngel 3 года назад +1

    FYI, this video doesn't show the outside of the ADX. Only the FPC (mostly) and the FCI (the farther one in the distance with the water tower). This facility has two other prisons: the Penitentiary and the ADX (Administrative Maximum).

  • @youflaw3285
    @youflaw3285 4 года назад +13

    smh after what he said and they still granted him parole

    • @bigghago
      @bigghago 3 года назад

      Coming to a block near you. Lol seriously if people aren’t for real prison reform then they should understand why some of the most terrible crimes are committed. State driven insane people.

  • @ThisTheBreaks
    @ThisTheBreaks 4 года назад +38

    It's not just in Colorado it's happening everywhere. Trust me I've seen it happen .

  • @antoniobranch
    @antoniobranch 3 года назад +7

    "He's become his own worst enemy ".

  • @cashtalks6253
    @cashtalks6253 4 года назад +3

    To the average person who has never spent a day in jail much less time in solitary confinement can never understand what it does to a person mentally.
    You go in there normal and leave mentally a different person regardless of how strong you are mentally!

  • @Pinkugirl
    @Pinkugirl 4 года назад +8

    I got out of Texas Department of Criminal Justice March 18, 2005 and I am STILL dealing with the lasting effects of 23 hour incarceration for 4 years.
    This video made me well up big time. I hope they make an extended video going more in depth.
    For those that just have to know my conviction was for Escape.

    • @Pinkugirl
      @Pinkugirl 4 года назад +4

      And no... I have never been back.
      I dont know if I could do it again. It has punked me into not breaking the law.

    • @JarlBorg93
      @JarlBorg93 11 месяцев назад

      Sounds like you deserved what you got! If you cant do the time dont do the crime and quit your whining.

    • @davidcook680
      @davidcook680 7 месяцев назад +2

      Well it's good you never went back.

    • @davidcook680
      @davidcook680 7 месяцев назад

      Did any men make love time to you.

  • @thechad6218
    @thechad6218 4 года назад +13

    You dont just make a simple mistake and end up at ADX Florence, you earn that.

    • @rihrih2013
      @rihrih2013 3 года назад +8

      I hate that they’re making it seem like people are thrown in the ADX for any ole thing. Getting to the ADX takes a referral and a history of extreme violence during incarceration. They need to tell the whole story.

  • @earthsouljah4116
    @earthsouljah4116 4 года назад

    Love you brother be strong&postive 🌺.

  • @mrstanbmw
    @mrstanbmw 4 года назад +5

    Dam grew up with Rodney in DC always wondered what happened to him now I know

  • @nikkinikki2241
    @nikkinikki2241 4 года назад +6

    This is so terrible. 😭😭😭

  • @martindesrocher4528
    @martindesrocher4528 4 года назад +10

    those prison know exactly what they are doing,they make sure as many as possible come back because they make a fortune with those overcrowded prisons ! they are not about rehabilitation they are all about profits
    because they are a private business...

  • @Branman345
    @Branman345 3 года назад

    Great jib Vice. I think you illustrated mental health as it is important and that we need to take care of it. Working in this field and Psychiatry and can say that a majority of the individuals that I see come through have some sort of mental illness. Putting the mentally ill in prisons isn't right but to a certain degree, they don't know the DSM or how to make a proper diagnosis. That's why you have us so we can help you with that. Re-entry programs are crucial to patients that suffer from severe mental illnesses. Keep up the great work! I will always advocate for people that have mental illness regardless of the nature of their charges. There are usually underlying issues going on in there.

  • @vallraffs
    @vallraffs 4 года назад +4

    Isn't solitary confinement a recognized form of torture? Being kept in that regularly as the norm for all the people being housed in a prison, that sounds horrible.

  • @MrNathancast
    @MrNathancast 4 года назад +5

    The attorneys voice is so good. It's like ASMR

  • @erodshs50
    @erodshs50 4 года назад +71

    The system is not broken guys, its built this way. Its doing exactly what it was intended to do.

  • @daniellemarie6059
    @daniellemarie6059 3 года назад +2

    You go Lisa❤️

  • @raycasares3379
    @raycasares3379 3 года назад +2

    Lisa, ur doin more then u will ever kno not just for him but others who see life is possible afterwards

  • @MrChocheech
    @MrChocheech 4 года назад +3

    Nice to see a guy get through this and have some enjoyment in life

  • @vancouverterry9142
    @vancouverterry9142 2 года назад +5

    Keep in mind that some of the disorders some criminals have -- for example, anti-social personality disorder (= psychopath) are roundly considered to be INCURABLE. Incurable, and incredibly dangerous to others, including total strangers.

    • @TonyDanza4Lyfe
      @TonyDanza4Lyfe Год назад

      Yeah. Add borderline and we’re lucky af he didn’t become a serial killer he couldn’t,ast TWOdays! 2 days! And her raped and tried to stranglethem!

  • @kayosofrosty5323
    @kayosofrosty5323 4 года назад

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  • @stevent4955
    @stevent4955 2 года назад +2

    To the guy in the orange jumpsuit . The only people that failed you were your parents .

  • @samiyakoub7513
    @samiyakoub7513 4 года назад +3

    Australia does the same. It's called super-max security correctional center.

  • @geofftuckfrump9891
    @geofftuckfrump9891 4 года назад +68

    Remember that old fable that stated America is the “Land of the Free”? Yeah, that was a hilarious joke.

    • @geofftuckfrump9891
      @geofftuckfrump9891 4 года назад +2

      clean cyclist clean cyclist Your low I.Q. and lack of intelligence is pretty obvious, considering you don’t have a clue as to what my point is. I’m going to assume you dropped out of school with an 8th grade education. Obviously, YOU are the “stupid” one.

    • @geofftuckfrump9891
      @geofftuckfrump9891 4 года назад

      clean cyclist Nothing, you illiterate pansy? That’s what I thought.

    • @alundavies8402
      @alundavies8402 4 года назад +4

      clean cyclist what sort of a free country doesn’t have adequate mental health care maybe that is a problem?

    • @pauly260
      @pauly260 3 года назад

      THANKS OBAMA

  • @kriscsandli2147
    @kriscsandli2147 3 года назад

    Amazing Video. Opens you mind.

  • @cleanwaysclean
    @cleanwaysclean 2 года назад

    God bless you brother

  • @reginaldbowls7180
    @reginaldbowls7180 2 года назад +3

  • @sexybm421
    @sexybm421 4 года назад +3

    Sad 😢😢😢

  • @Whyinem
    @Whyinem 3 года назад

    Wow! What an amazing story

  • @stephenleonchase6929
    @stephenleonchase6929 3 года назад +1

    you can really see the effect it has on these people mentality it's so sad i understand people do wrong and some people dont deserve a 2nd chance but you can just drop a man off that been inside for how ever many years and leave him like that crazy

  • @lost_poet_
    @lost_poet_ 4 года назад +36

    4:40 - 4:55 damn that is so sad

    • @Strings-jg2to
      @Strings-jg2to 4 года назад +1

      Many kids grow up in horrific conditions.

  • @flaplaya
    @flaplaya 4 года назад +4

    I did 444 days in 24 hour lockdown conditions with zero rec time. It was hell on Earth. My crime was Aggravated Burglary (Walked into my neighbor's house in what I know now was a state of excited delirium). Taken me 10 years to try and get my head on straight from that nightmare and am still struggling so I can imagine what these human beings are being subjected to and it's wrong. My prayers for anyone struggling and 5 words: Keep Your Head Up Peace

  • @zoklo3056
    @zoklo3056 4 года назад

    Man I'm happy for you got you this black woman and you know since you was little she will make you stronger remember that just like you had issues she had issues also but god saved your now just love her just love him God bless

  • @lendzemojoachimkimeng1318
    @lendzemojoachimkimeng1318 2 года назад

    Aww she sounds like a real cool lady God bless her 4 holding down a brother

  • @chrisorozco532
    @chrisorozco532 4 года назад +25

    El Chapo should lead the group therapy!

  • @garolstipock
    @garolstipock 4 года назад +7

    ADX... working perfectly... just as designed.

  • @mohamedfarah6034
    @mohamedfarah6034 3 года назад +1

    I went back when I watched part of this the truth hurts me

  • @bentolleson8582
    @bentolleson8582 3 года назад +1

    Every human being deserves to be treated with compassion & respect.

  • @rishipatel3396
    @rishipatel3396 3 года назад +31

    "ONLY about 40% have life sentences"...40% is not a number you use "only" with bruh

    • @rts1015
      @rts1015 3 года назад +4

      For a notorious prison like ADX Florence, most people would expect more

  • @dazouk
    @dazouk 4 года назад +4

    Well if you are anti-social, maybe you shouldn't be in society... Attacking a woman and ripping her clothes off it's not a simple crime.

    • @YusufWadud
      @YusufWadud 4 года назад

      Nuno Mendes that was after the mental damage of the prison isolation.

    • @dazouk
      @dazouk 4 года назад

      @@YusufWadud I don't care what it was... If you attack a woman, a child...jesus even a man without any reason... You don't belong in society. Get some mental treatment but away from people.

  • @kathryncarter6143
    @kathryncarter6143 3 года назад +2

    This is a major problem with a lot of prisons. Even without solitary, I don't believe most of them are prepared to survive upon release. Even on the inside, health care in simple county jails was pretty pathetic over 30 years ago.

    • @kenosabi
      @kenosabi 9 месяцев назад

      I promise it hasn't improved. Hell they just had a woman in Texas die in custody over a span of about 48 hours. It's all on tape too.
      You know ain't nothing going to happen to any of the people charged with her care. CA tried banning for profit prisons. Higher court struck it down. Thank the lobbyists that work for the corporations that own most of the jails / prisons.

  • @Ryan-kl5pt
    @Ryan-kl5pt 3 года назад +1

    I was born in Denver. Grew up just outside (Aurora). I was diagnosed with Anxiety and PTSD (non-military related) in case anyone was curious. So I was in counseling for 4 1/2 years, I would go for 1 hour once a week, but at times I felt I needed it to be more often (at least twice a week for an hour) would've been a great help and they wouldn't give that to me. Even though I kept saying I needed the help I was denied even though I wouldn't mind paying for the extra session. That's why we all just gotta try to take care of ourselves and be cool with others. The system is broken for sure but what we really need to do is focus on healing ourselves if we need to. Happy New Year everyone.

    • @kenosabi
      @kenosabi 9 месяцев назад +1

      Yeah but not fixing the system breaks more people my dude.

  • @ghostface3000
    @ghostface3000 3 года назад +3

    The Feds is no joke my cousins tell me that every time they call

  • @reddiver7293
    @reddiver7293 2 года назад +6

    One feels sympathy for these prisoners. But they did not get put in prison for being as nice as they are in these interviews.

  • @Devin-io5ft
    @Devin-io5ft 3 года назад

    I hope this man is reading this. Your story just saved my life man. So happy to see you with your wife out there fishing! I picked up fishing myself! Hell of a sport. Wish you the best sir and thank you!

  • @bronxmosthated1
    @bronxmosthated1 3 года назад

    Wow that's is so deep 😢 the mental anguish people get from society

  • @Uptopbaby
    @Uptopbaby 4 года назад +4

    It’s a sad system there making then in return releasing suicidal animals

    • @bigghago
      @bigghago 3 года назад

      Well then don’t dehumanize them or suffer the consequences when they do finally get out

  • @r3dp1ll
    @r3dp1ll 4 года назад +6

    less reoffending inmates > less people in prison > less revenue for private societies. As simple as that. Can't wait for this economic system to collapse.

    • @mysteryguest9555
      @mysteryguest9555 4 года назад +2

      This is the ugly side of what capitalism brings out of people. I'm not sure what to call it when all you care about is making money with little to no awareness, compassion, conscience or guilt. It's worse than greed.

    • @r3dp1ll
      @r3dp1ll 4 года назад

      @@mysteryguest9555 fully agree. I call that madness

    • @r3dp1ll
      @r3dp1ll 4 года назад

      @clean cyclist I'm not against capitalism as long as basic services such as health, housing, education are available to all. What I despise is ultra/neo liberalism. And by the way do you really think this private prison business is any good to society ?? They provide an extremely poor "service". The bottom line is bringing money to shareholders that is it.

  • @Lizziei3
    @Lizziei3 4 года назад

    This hurts me

  • @edgarespinoza935
    @edgarespinoza935 3 года назад

    What he said at the end was so true !