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The "Correctional Institution for Women" is the oldest and largest women's prison in the Philippines, founded in nineteen thirty-one. Designed for one thousand PDLs - "persons deprived of liberty" - today there are about three times as many. Prisoners range from petty criminals to drug dealers, from murderers to gang members. The guards are outnumbered. Your best bet at keeping prisoners under control: Strict rules that everyone must adhere to. Over and over again there are checks, to ensure no one has managed to escape. One hundred percent security is impossible! The inmates are allowed to deal with tools, gas-cannisters and knives. All potentially lethal weapons.
"The bedrooms and living quarters, the so-called "dorms", are spread over several buildings. Among the inmates are also so-called ‚High Value‘ PDL's‘. A huge compound, full of hardened criminals. In a jail where just a few dozen correction officers watch over several thousand prisoners, who roam freely during the day. For keeping control, the guards even work together with privileged inmates, that are allowed to punish the other ones.
This episode of Behind Bars tells not only his story, but also that of the inmates, and the environment of the prison and shows in impressive pictures how life behind bars works.
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She has a surprisingly positive attitude for her circumstance.
She had to accept the reality of her situation, that she put herself in.
@alanguages most whitegirls that in prison for drugs in The Philippines are human traffic victims!
The guard is just off camera with a cattle prod
My wife is South African and this woman has no South African accent whatsoever. Sounds like she is Filipina. I think she is faking her positive attitude as well as it does not look pleasant there.
@its-all-good of course shes sharing a small bed!
Good advertisement and warning. Do not use or smuggle drugs in the Philippines.
Death penalty in other countries. In Wikipedia lists 37 of them.
In china you will die if she did that
Not really,too many chinese,police and politicians are involved in drug smugglings and they're still free because of connections...
Yep, in Singapore, it’s the death penalty. Their prime minister said that taking one life is too kind whereas the alternative is that the smuggled drugs will kill countless families and lives.
Do not date drug dealers.
MORAL OF THE STORY DO NOT SMUGGLE DRUGS.
moral of the story dont fall in love with the bad boy
"Dont trust any people who ask you to do some stuff for them" *
Don't drool for criminal men
They should show stuff like this in schools.
This lovely south african lady is so upbeat, positive and friendly! She has so much potential. It is sad that she made poor decisions to get into this mess.
We all sometimes take freedom for granted. May God have mercy on these ladies. Especially the pregnant ones.
She’s been there so long she picked up the accent.
She is Pinoy now.
@@jetd9716She sounds like my Filipina fiancé
I think she's originally from a different country than South Africa. Her accent is not entirely Tagalog. 12:24 is more representative of the accent.
She's lucky bcoz Philippines no death penalty about drugs 😅if china Singapore Taiwan Indonesia Malaysia. RIP 😅
Was just about to say that because I was trying initially to figure out if she was American, British or Australian.
So sad she threw away her life like that
I agree. I am sure her "fiancée" immediately abandoned her also, since it was his idea.
So sad that the Philippines has such a barbaric criminal justice system to sentence someone to 20-40 years for drug smuggling. That's way too harsh for such an offense. Maybe 5 at most is all she should serve.
@@jfranklinsI bet it keeps most people from doing it tho
@@PunkRockZombie205 I bet it doesn't.
@@stevesmith1923 you'd be wrong
PH is a beautiful country with great people but you don't want legal trouble here. I always do my best to respect the law when traveling here.
Agreed 👍🏻
Totally. I live there. Filipino's very respectful to foreigners....but If you break the law (and I don't mean jay walking), you are going down like a ton of bricks. If drugs, there is a fair chance you won't make it to prison
@@Ed19601so are you a user or seller?
@@DDCShortClip neither
Beautiful country and great people? Are you sure? 😂
It's really fascinating how these women have access to all these weapons that they can get from the kitchen and yet they don't hurt each other. If it were other countries like America, UK, or Nigeria for example, a lot of them will be dropping dead like flies due to fatal stabbings.
at least in america you can be isolated in a cell!
remember Heather Mack who actually thrived in that Bali prison but she's currently locked up in feds in Chicago and probably misses the Bali prison, even tho we hate her she was way better off there than in USA
@@mishaa7263 That Heather girl has taken crazy to a whole new different level.
Not many blks there. So, violence is low.
It's only the men that behave that way. Even in the US the women in prison mostly get along
9 years is a lot, why do they keep people so long if they are so over crowded? I’m sure she learned her lesson
I thought I had a tough day today .
Although some were Murderers, and Violent Criminals a Lot of those Women did hardly anything! That Poor Woman Smuggling for her Boyfriend is Serving 20 - 40 Years to Life for a Little Cocaine. Around 8 Grams! That isn't even a Half Ounce! I Don't Condone using Hard Drugs, or Smuggling them, but those Sentences are Very Harsh!!! I Sympathize with a Lot of those Women Locked up! It's Sad! It Broke My Heart! You are Right! Just when someone thinks they're having a Bad Day!, Look at those Poor Women! and My Youngest Son was Murdered a few months ago! 😢 Just when you think you have it Bad, just look around at other peoples issues! 💯🙏
She is lucky co'z ph dont have death penalty for a convicted drug courier!Unlike in Indonesia & Singapore!
Or Thailand
Question of the day, Was it worth it?
@@Gilligansdreamlivin at least she is still alive, and have a chance for parole!😏
@@Gilligansdreamlivin It obviously was not worth it, as she stated in the video she wished she never tried to drug smuggle. At least she still has her life and has hope.
The Philippines does not have the death penalty, yet. There was talk in the government about having the death penalty for crimes like murder, dealing and smuggling drugs. But it would only apply to foreigners and not Filipinos.
She's filipino now.
It's that Easy she also had that Spanglish Accent.
@@keyphandagohuy82 She was Born, and Raised in South Africa! White People there Speak the African Language, and have their Own Accent! Those White people have African Roots More than Black People in America!
Very beautiful girl. Too bad she got mixed up in drugs.
In other poor countries women's prison is worst than the Philippines..they can move around as you can see. Its not cramped like sardines.
Feel sorry for her ,
We all make mistakes ,no one is perfect.
9 yrs ago is a long time , how old was she back then.
20 to 40 yrs ,so another 11 minimum another 31 max ,and her sentence is Life,that`s so sad..
Too much really. She’s suffering for the decision of a 19 year old
Many prisons cannot house this many inmates.. they will need to reduce sentences or rehab inmates. Life sentences for drugs is "Not" the answer.
Still lucky she didn't get shot if she got detained under the former president's police brutality.
Why?
After 9 years in the prison, she talk like a filipino accent. Well done
She is South African (Afrikaan/Dutch) and her English may not be as good as she now caught a Filipino English and accent.
I wouldn't say "well done".... She is in prison
What’s confused me are foreigners living in the Philippines for years and not get the Filipino accent.
@@jetd9716you only get a accent if you grew up there as a kid...
That's her original accent that is the south African accent. U assume she is American because she is white 🤦🏿♂️? 😂😂😂😂
9 years in and she learned to talk like customer service at CHASE BANK haha
she's definitely human traffic!
😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂
Was looking for this comment 😂
My wife is South African and this woman has no South African accent whatsoever.
You have no right at laughing others. Have compassion towards others & feel for yourself in their shoes
Ito ay isang paalala na wag gumawa ng illegal or masama, dahil hindi madali ang makulong.
anong sabi mo?
Omsim
Why is the government from her country didn't try to get her out through diplomacy? Philippines does it with the Filipinos who got in trouble in other countries.
Cause USA Government also Hate Drug Dealers, Drug Smuggler, and Drug Addict.
they are the reason why fetanyl and opoid is deadly in USA.
Diplomacy? Are you ignorant? You can only reduce the sentence out of diplomacy but never get out as a free man. Only GIs have that privilege because it's part of the agreement of both countries.
She is South African, no chance of intervention from the ANC government. You're on your own.
I'm not familiar with South African politics. But as far as I know, SA's is more corrupt and they don't exactly have a positive "opinion" towards white people.
She is not South African, she is European, she should contact her home land office I know she can get help there..
This is why Filipinos humbly prefer poverty over prison.
On the other side of things, criminals feel safer in prison. 😅
Who on earth prefers prison over freedom?
@@johnlacey3857well I'd say look at US prison population 80 percent are a certain type
@@tyler2998 Does that mean they prefer prison?
@@johnlacey3857 Yes.... it became a career for certain people because the government coddled this behavior for one community and incentivized single moms so these kids grow up with no discipline what so ever and the cycle continues.
@tyler2998 Systemic politics in your country will put one race at a disadvantage. Suppression, disenfranchisement etc designed to keep the crabs in the barrel
My advice never be a mule or carrier for anyone this countries do not play around when it comes to drugs they will punish you harshly even death
only poor criminals are punished. rich popular politicians dont. some of them even become president
I would not be able to survive in an environment like this. This is REAL prison.
You would survive
Seems pretty chill to me 😂
Her getting a Life sentence it’s pretty damn harsh.
so is peddling drugs that destroy families, communities, society, and the economy.
Drugs doesn't destroy communities. Addiction does and addiction is not exclusive to drug use. Addiction to power, money etc does too. @@Martyn737
The west should be a lot harsher on drug traffickers
She 'found out' as the kids say
In other countries it's death penalty
Am sure, she learned a lot of good Filipina culture there.
Debbie Reyneke is very much South African,being in prison since 2013 has obviously changed her accent.
She's not South African... her use of English is all wrong for a South African
Don't try to smuggle drugs to any country period.
Filipinos are amazing people! I love P.I....just stay outta prison.
And local jails where family is responsible for feeding you tourists are outta luck
Prison is bad hotel..:-)
@@stephenantonicelli7069 in a.erica the room service is great
At least they are still very organized. Much worse for the men, who have super crowded prisons.
I hope more foreigners and locals alike, learn from these videos.
So they don't make the same mistakes.
Over 8 kilos!
I can't believe the 100% guarantee didn't work out for her.
With the multitude of videos portraying the Philippine's, I haven't seen ONE regarding the prison(s) situations until now.
This is a real prison! Omg Stay positive and stay out of trouble so hopefully you will get out soon.
Then don’t commit a crime abroad if you can’t stand their punishment and their prison’s rules, that simple 😁😂🤨
Zesty jail ever
Cleansing with water and soap after defecation is the best. Even same in india. We feel weird because tissue doesn't actually clean it just wipes, bacteria are still there which can get clean only with soap and water.
I have learned that as an American in my old age. I use a plastic cup filled with soapy
water to wet the tissue. I don't know why this was not taught to us as children and
young people. The majority of Americans still don't know this. Oh well.
@handsomeman-pm9vy yes, a dry toilet paper merely wipes. Not cleanse.
Kung ganyan katagal 9years puwede sigurong ideport yan
I feel for Debbie. She made one really bad decision, for the wrong man, and she has had to leave her family and former life behind for 9 long years with no idea of what her total sentence might be. She still has a pleasant personality despite it all. She is smart to pray and ask God to intervene. She has my prayers also.
Yes, prayers
Free her for the last remaining of her life 9 yrs is enough she is a foreigner so sad to her God bless you always ❤
A foreigner who brought dangerous drugs that would harm the locals.
She would have been executed by now if she did that in another country.
@@charlieangel9705 Worst enemy of the Filipinos is their own people the politicians
She went to a foreigner country and committed a crime. Please sit down.
I feel so sad for her journey, making it less option for her dreams to become a professional model but she ended up in jail in the Philippines because of illegal drugs. I pray for her to be free again. I know she is a good young and beautiful lady.
If you think the women's prison is bad, then search for men's prison in the
Philippines. At least the women have got beds to sleep in. The men sleep in
like cattle packed next to each other (no beds).
The woman’s story is very sad. Nobody should be coerced, however, into doing anything that may land them in prison.
Wondering where she is now. ,need a fallow up. Deep Filipino accent ...
Debbie being in prison there for 9 years got the Philippine accent when speaking english
Not Philippine accent. She is from South Africa.
FILIPINAS ARE TOUGH HARD CORE WOW!
I can hear indian accent, filipino accent, south african accent.
@alvin.. I heard the same! More Indian though.
Way better compared to kenyan prisons
She has achieved a Filipino accent.
It rains alot in the PI, why not harvest the rain water to flush toilets instead of using potable water.
In the Philippines there is no soap for washing in Public CR ,only water so I bring always my own soap inside my bag😅
Water and soap for personal hygiene is so much cleaner then tissue, just wash your hands afterwards, tissue is really primitive and doesn’t work very well.
this is sad,not right,prayers,love and hugs God Bless yall, this is a good video for the young people so they can rethink of there choices they make
This is better than some of those million dollar condos in San Fran. and NYC Slightly smaller by 10 sqm though but free. Free delivery of breakfast, lunch and dinner, and they're free too.
You gotta be kidding me
Im praying for you debbie🙏 hope that is the lesson to you for the next chapter of your life dont trust anybody and always always do the right thing and we are women i believe we can do the level of smarter to a man so we need to be wise and just keep on mind there is always god🙏
Looy kaayo day noh sayang guapa raba brittish na siya
OLD VIDEO. SHE HAS TO DO 25 YEARS.
This is what scared straight is supposed to look like moral of the story don't go to prison anywhere. I totally forgot that she was there I hope she gets to come home when she gets out.
This prison is much better compared to other countries.
Hopefully Debbie is fine and safe always
It’s a shame for I’m sure. But you couldn’t pay me enough to try and smuggle drugs to any country, no way
Imagine if the US and Canada treated prisoners like this. Maybe less crime in the cities.
Debbie is not South African white she’s South African mixed race. In any case this is a part of an old video. I’ve seen it a couple of years ago.
Im not sure shes any kind of South African. Not the right accent.
She is a white South African woman, we followed the case (Coloured people also dont name their kids Debbie or Deborah unless shes over 60) -Also she adopted a Filipino accent
Debbie Reyneke is a white South African woman and after 9 years of living in that prison she has picked up their accent.
Think of this, for an herb that's very beneficial and, was discovered in Asia, a decade plus two years is way too much for some harmless marijuana. As my girlfriend being from Urdaneta, her and I have had these discussions on cannabis 10/9 and she never wins! 👍🙃
God bless us all ❤
Well, Debbie is really learning a tough life lesson and this will really change her entirely. Prison is never a good place for anyone but if you break the law then this is just one of the many consequences you'll have to face. On the brighter side of her situation, she is deprived of many things she used to enjoy before and yet she lives and have 3 meals a day. Consequences.
😊
Kaya wag talaga gagawa Ng ika-kukulong mo masarap pa din Malaya maski mahirap Ang buhay
My prayers for Debbie.
I love this channel ❤
Interesting how she has completely adopted the Filipino pronunciation of English. Age 32. Been incarcerated 9 years in the PI. That would put her at age 23 when she went to prison. Is this her same age when she first arrived in the PI? Typically a 23 year old will retain their 'accent' even when moving to a location where the community speaks the language differently. I wonder if she has purposely adopted the Pinoy accent?
I heard the best way to do time in that prison is to keep your mouth shut, head down, and mind your own business.
❤❤❤hi divie can visit you as frnd am pilipino
8.3 kg is really really serious, if her government help her and a good lawyer she could be out around 10 years. Soo sad
She's beautiful even with the mask on 😊
Imagine the stench of that place
Debbie (ful name Debbie Penz Reyneke), was 24 when she was arrested on oct 23, 2013. She had come through Dubai. Good thing she wasnt checked there, that would have been a death sentence).She carried around 40 million peso worth of cocaine (8.5 kg) From the news I could gather, I got the impression customs knew she was coming. Though maybe her itinerary gave it away Peru Argentina Dubai Manilla Oh wait. the news says:
“Reyneke’s arrest on Oct. 23 upon her arrival from Dubai on board an Emirates flight was the result of the bureau’s enhanced intelligence network.”
“Customs officials at Naia were already alerted about her arrival and the possibility of having illegal drugs in her luggage."
So it was a giveaway, someone ratted on her. All the times i have been in the philippines customs has only once checked my luggage.
What is most surprising though is that the few photo's of her arrest picture her as a black woman with black rasta hair. Nothing like the girl pictured here in this video
Why is it a death sentence to get checked in Dubai.
@@Shebathebigcat getting checked in Dubai isnt a death sentence. Getting checked and them finding drugs is
Probably pay her a visit if I am around the Philippines
Haha yeah sure... just drop by to say hello. 🙄
You should find photos of her online first. You may change your mind about that once you see her entire face. Just saying.
@@scottandrews947I want to see her just curious
I saw that movie it was called White Mamma Black Mamma with Pam Grier
1972
Someone get her out of the prison. 9 years is just too long and crazy drastic. Some are killers but only get 5 years. Higher people are really corrupt. Of course, she has no one there to support her, she'll stay longer. Only if I have the money, ill get her out. Rich people's family will be out in a fee months.
Your comment would probably be different if she was black. Get over it.
lol... Who are you to say that? You don't even have the qualifications.
She's a good looking woman, Its a shame a waste !
OMG!
She keeps saying she not use to it well hello if you did not do the crime you would not be in that place
Knowing places like this existed is what made me grateful to be in a USA prison when I was there. HALLELUJAH JESUS IS GOD
Just thinking Cambodia you get caught with a joint or less of marijuana is automatic death penalty.. what could be so bad that this many Asian ladies are in prison.
It's. Very hard for her a foreigner to have this kind inmates very hard for her to stay there
As long as they all behave appropriately...its better than walking on thin ice were someone tries to bully other inmates...they are already paying for their crime..no need to judge them so much
hows his status right now...praying that she is ok
Debbie even talks with an island accent.
Wonder what she will be doing after going out...
this makes me think i need to continue being a good citizen and never get into any trouble.
That won't last for long. Soon, even being a good citizen will land you in prison because you're more profitable to the government in prison than out.
She was imprisoned in 2015.
South African model nabbed for smuggling cocaine
By Dennis Carcamo | October 25, 2013 - 10:37am
A South African model was caught with 8.5 kilograms of cocaine at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA), the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) said on Friday
What was her sentence
@@gage4375 The same article above showed that she was charged with transportation of dangerous drugs according to the Republic act No. 9165, Section 5, Art II: "Section 5. Sale, Trading, Administration, Dispensation, Delivery, Distribution and Transportation of Dangerous Drugs and/or Controlled Precursors and Essential Chemicals. - The penalty of life imprisonment to death and a fine ranging from Five hundred thousand pesos (P500,000.00) to Ten million pesos (P10,000,000.00) shall be imposed upon any person, who, unless authorized by law, shall sell, trade, administer, dispense, deliver, give away to another, distribute dispatch in transit or transport any dangerous drug, including any and all species of opium poppy regardless of the quantity and purity involved, or shall act as a broker in any of such transactions." So life sentence.
Can visit as your friend ❤❤❤
Enjoy your stay. I wish you longlife to endure.
matagal na video ito panahon pa ito ng pandemic
A sentence of 20 to 40 means it’s covered by Indeterminate sentence law. She can apply for and be granted Parole after service of one third of the minimum period (20). To That’s at least 6 years with time off for good behavior credit. But no appeal if you ask for leniency. She has to choose… will her appeal ever be heard? And is it meritorious?
It's called a CR (comfort room) but it doesn't look comfortable at all.
It's very hard considering her family can't visit her
Dam she been there so long I would’ve thought that she was a philopheno!!!
She definitely acquired her accent from her cellmate whom she always talked with. A cellmate from Visayas or Mindanao maybe.
Fried fish and rice sounds delicious with chilis.
Pag may connection ka at pag may pera madali kang makalabas kaya kawawa ang mahirap pag nakulong sa pilipinas
Pambihira naman ang BJMP. Bakit naman hindi palitan yung flush system ng mga toilet? Tsaka gripo naman para sa lababo. Hindi naman masyadong mahal palitan mga yan. Pati hose pinagdudugtong-dugtong pa nila. Bakit hindi bilhan ng bagong hose na mahaba? Ang mura na sa ACE ng hose. Wag naman kasi nakawin lahat ng budget.
majority of women living in the prison having better infrastructure of rooms, food n housing than what they had outside of prison.
That looks much better than men's prisons.