August 2020: "Gov. Kim. Reynolds - who has never commuted the sentence of a prisoner serving life behind bars - passed again this month on a chance to do so for a 74-year-old woman who had a groundswell of support for her request. Three past or present wardens at Mitchellville prison, Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller and about 60 others wrote Iowa's parole board supporting the commutation request.
This is a great. Video, done with respect. Well done , and these women are treated with a certain dignity by the staff of this prison. It shows you how they live , and the need for a stable way to survive. And i agree with the director it all seems one happy family you dont know what they feel inside. Nancy you did a great job.
If only more prisons can adopt this level of respect & understanding of the needs of prisoners & how they should be treated…cuz if you treat them like animals, they will further act like them. Resources need to be allocated to prisons in order to try to rehabilitate, even if they are never getting out.
I did volunteer work with women in prison. I took them out on a day pass and brought them home for weekend passes. I was treated with respect and kindness by staff, guards, and inmates. Every one of us is only human, and everyone one no matter what, has goodness in them. I miss those days a lot. And as someone said don't ever assume it can never happen to you.
If Cheyenne did time at Chowchilla on The West Coast where Patricia Krenwinkle did time or even Bedford Hills in Upstate New York, she would have either gotten beaten within an inch of her life, sexually violated, or even worse. I would love for her down the line to talk to The Family of Liam Payne or even talk to fellows who missed out on Pop Stardom and saw it wasn't what it was cracked up to be.
A video done with dignity and respect for the prisoners. I was once in prison, but I got out. It was attempted violence against a policeofficer , in a Scandinavian country. I was inside for3,5 years, in the largest womens prison in the country. I met a lof of amazing people while inside, who I actually still miss. I didn’t have any problems with drugs or had any contacts who used drugs before . Luckily I never tested it out while in prison either, I didn’t want to and I was not going to let anyone try to lure me into anything either. You’ve got to have your mind about you when serving time , don’t let the Drigers too close - or anyone with bad intentions. It’s still your life. Now this is 24 years ago, and I was young , with a hefty hot anger. In life, you’ll learn how to controll your anger, and you’ll learn how to get out of situations without using violence. There will always be those who will wish bad upon you, they are often blinded by hate, and they are often super religious. They just don’t realise that they might actually end up in prison too, if they are going to keep on wishing evil upon others. It won’t bring back the baby, or the housband, or the rest of the dead.
In Russia we humans can end up in jail for refusing to comply with conscription into the military. In the U.S. too we can end up in jail for refusing to comply with conscription into the military. In the military where they sometimes in the past and maybe in the present day too at times are being expected to 'volunteer' during experiments being done on them. Not all 'volunteer' subjects are going to perservere under that level of depravity.
I just received a pardon from WI, thanks to a Democratic governor Tony Evers. Scott Walker, his predecessor never pardoned one person in 8 years. Voting matters.
@@jukeboxprincess7475 I didn't watch it. Clicked right off as soon as I heard her judgy British annoying accent. You should worry about your own country as well.
Only if you are a believer and follower of that particular cult. Every cult has it's own book and interpretation of said book. There's over 7 billion people on this planet and they all have the right to choose what to believe and how to live their life.
August 2020: "Gov. Kim. Reynolds - who has never commuted the sentence of a prisoner serving life behind bars - passed again this month on a chance to do so for a 74-year-old woman who had a groundswell of support for her request. Three past or present wardens at Mitchellville prison, Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller and about 60 others wrote Iowa's parole board supporting the commutation request.
Reynolds loves her power.
May she never find herself in a bad spot. She might end up in prison.
Run a red light, " by mistake", anything can happen.
Very sad 😢
@@cinder7183
What was the woman convicted of?
I immediately knew who Cheyenne was, Sterlings mom. The baby ate by maggots in his swing.
6:52 Barbara is crying to go home, but there's no home. She burned it down to the ground.
This is a great. Video, done with respect. Well done , and these women are treated with a certain dignity by the staff of this prison. It shows you how they live , and the need for a stable way to survive. And i agree with the director it all seems one happy family you dont know what they feel inside. Nancy you did a great job.
If only more prisons can adopt this level of respect & understanding of the needs of prisoners & how they should be treated…cuz if you treat them like animals, they will further act like them. Resources need to be allocated to prisons in order to try to rehabilitate, even if they are never getting out.
I did volunteer work with women in prison. I took them out on a day pass and brought them home for weekend passes. I was treated with respect and kindness by staff, guards, and inmates. Every one of us is only human, and everyone one no matter what, has goodness in them. I miss those days a lot. And as someone said don't ever assume it can never happen to you.
The details of what cheyenne harris did are HORRIFIC.
Cheyanne Harris left her newborn boy to die in a maggot infested diaper....
Wow
😮😮😢😢😳😳
If Cheyenne did time at Chowchilla on The West Coast where Patricia Krenwinkle did time or even Bedford Hills in Upstate New York, she would have either gotten beaten within an inch of her life, sexually violated, or even worse. I would love for her down the line to talk to The Family of Liam Payne or even talk to fellows who missed out on Pop Stardom and saw it wasn't what it was cracked up to be.
A video done with dignity and respect for the prisoners. I was once in prison, but I got out. It was attempted violence against a policeofficer , in a Scandinavian country. I was inside for3,5 years, in the largest womens prison in the country. I met a lof of amazing people while inside, who I actually still miss. I didn’t have any problems with drugs or had any contacts who used drugs before . Luckily I never tested it out while in prison either, I didn’t want to and I was not going to let anyone try to lure me into anything either. You’ve got to have your mind about you when serving time , don’t let the Drigers too close - or anyone with bad intentions. It’s still your life. Now this is 24 years ago, and I was young , with a hefty hot anger. In life, you’ll learn how to controll your anger, and you’ll learn how to get out of situations without using violence. There will always be those who will wish bad upon you, they are often blinded by hate, and they are often super religious. They just don’t realise that they might actually end up in prison too, if they are going to keep on wishing evil upon others. It won’t bring back the baby, or the housband, or the rest of the dead.
@@laminageThat would not bring her kid back again.
In Russia we humans can end up in jail for refusing to comply with conscription into the military. In the U.S. too we can end up in jail for refusing to comply with conscription into the military. In the military where they sometimes in the past and maybe in the present day too at times are being expected to 'volunteer' during experiments being done on them. Not all 'volunteer' subjects are going to perservere under that level of depravity.
Who hurt you?
*I do not know or know of one American conscripted or forced to join the military. Not one person.*
Typically, it’s not acceptable to ask an offender what they are in for.
I does wonder. What does go through these persons mind to do these things?
Inside the key word is inside.
Does the old lady get to go home??
No, she was rejected again
I just received a pardon from WI, thanks to a Democratic governor Tony Evers. Scott Walker, his predecessor never pardoned one person in 8 years. Voting matters.
Go do prison investigative reporting and your own country.
Why are you even watching it then
@@jukeboxprincess7475 I didn't watch it. Clicked right off as soon as I heard her judgy British annoying accent. You should worry about your own country as well.
Actually u.s. has more female prisoners than any other country
The only sin that's not forgiving is denying the Lord
Only if you are a believer and follower of that particular cult. Every cult has it's own book and interpretation of said book. There's over 7 billion people on this planet and they all have the right to choose what to believe and how to live their life.
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@@canadianalien370well said.
No Ma’am even that is forgiven.
I don’t care about the friggin lord….