I have to say it's really amazing how far Ian has come as an interviewer in such a short about of time. He's much more empathetic and asks better questions to really get the most out of the interview!
Great interview Ian. Great job Jacqueline on getting through mountains of adversity. Not complete yet but you are getting there. You explain your life very well. Ian your viewership is going to explode. Awesome job.
Love my cousin. She is the most generous loving person. We grew up together in the same house. She was always there for me with any problems I've had. She loved me like a sister and still does. So very proud of her. She's a wonderful person and everyone makes mistakes in life. Love you girl and I'm so proud to be your cousin ❤
I love her too but there almost a naivety and "I need to keep up with social expectations" which weighs heavy on women all across the world. She is my inspiration as she turns her life around having made mistakes. Others would have gone on to fail but here she is striving through life. I wish her the very best in her journey.
A lot of us mess up in life that's not what defines us, what defines us is how we turn out in life and how we treat others... sounds like this woman has got it together now and that's not easy in this crazy world and y'all are lucky to have each other as family and friend ,we all don't have that in our life.... peace
A mistake is forgetting to close the garage, she knew what she was doing and she did it over and over. She only stopped when she got caught. Typical of a criminal. She is your family so your perspective on her doesn’t hold any water. She is a criminal who robbed a company, she tries to make it OK becuase she didn’t steal from a person, just a company that “everyone hates” as she said. She totally glossed over all of her crimes. She should have done 10 years for what she did. She is proof that our Justice system doesn’t work.
This is a great episode!! It really shines the light on other issues that hinder reentry (like the half way house and outrageous restitution) and make it difficult for people to make it on the outside. I watched my brother cycle in and out for non payment and it was just stupid. He never could get ahead. Thank you so much for starting your non profit, Jackie! I'm going to watch this one again. I was so enthralled the entire time, but I'm sure I missed details!! Really great interview, Ian. Great decision quitting your day job in January :D
Really interesting how the ‘family’ relationships form in women’s prison. We ALL want to belong to a caring nonjudgmental community. We all need respect. We need people around us that reflect love and truth. Thanks for sharing!
How do you not have more subscribers? I find this podcast so fascinating on the psychology side. Really getting into the minds of so many different people and Ian asking such great questions, it really shows you how similar we all are. Great work ❤❤ Side note: A lot of Italian families do the, “we support you without asking questions,” they almost feel like they are doing you of a favor by not prying into your life. Also, you get a year and a day so that you go to prison. Anything less than 365 days is in county jail.
Ian, I disagree about young marriages. There is a beauty in being bonded to someone since a young age. You grow and learn together. Mature together. Being truly committed wholeheartedly at a young age doesn’t mean you miss out. Or forfeit “fun or experience”
Most of the young marriages fail. Your mind changes over time. It just does. I'd say 30's is where your mind starts coming around and your a little wiser.
I remember when everyone got involved in the mortgage industry back in 2006 and 7. Co-worker her two boys just out of high school and were making 6 figures selling sub-prime mortgages. They had so much business they were just order takers had no clue about what they were doing just pushing paper. Then it all came crashing down and that was the end of it all. Not a single person from a large financial bank or investment broker went to prison after the 2008 crash. The same people who got everyone into the mess were paid billions in tax money bailouts to undo all the mess they made. I knew people who were putting the subprime mortgages into investments. This is why Americans want Trump they see the crooked system we have had for 100's of years want someone to burn it down.
Ian, thanks so much for the good content, I keep on watching episodes and they're all as good and fascinating. You're a great interviewer an very inspiring guy. Keep up the good work brother❤
Found ur content a few months back Ian. Watch it regularly and thoroughly enjoy these long form interviews my man!! Haven't lived there in over a decade, but I'm a CT native so ur CT guests always peak my interests. Super impressed with what you got going on here, keep up the great work Ian!! Glad to have caught the train early and can't wait to watch you blow up in to a star! 🙏💪💪
I live in UK. I am enjoying your topics on your channel. I am impressed by your interview skills. You do not overtalk your guests. You listen to your guests talk before you speak. Psychologist state to give the person who is talking five seconds before you respond. It gives the person time to get prepared for the next question. The questions are emotional when talking about one's own life. They need these little breaks to compose themselves. You are doing well.
Thank you both for this enlightening episode. It is so wrong how corporate America can commit heinous crimes and never face any consequences. unlike normal Americans.
That’s what my mom who is 65 was told by her school guidance counselor. Either go to school to be a hairdresser or flight attendant or a job in typing haha.
66 here, and yep! Be a secretary was my guidance counselors suggestion. I believed that BS until I was in my 50's. Went to college, got an undergrad and grad degree in 5 years. I really regret not doing college when I was younger, but my parents wouldn't help me out so I did take the secretary route. What a waist of time.
Friend of mine spent three years at Bryan FPC Women's for financial stuff. She's far from what you'd call a master criminal. The FBI completely manipulated her into admitting to far, far more than she embezzled by threatening to charge her with dozens of counts of "money laundering" and threatened her with 20 years. She pleaded and wound up spending 3 years inside and 3 years probation. She owes 1M in restitution and $360K in back taxes... much of that on money she did not steal. (She told them about the 500K she actually did steal, but those agents had to bump those numbers) Much. much of what Jacqueline says is exactly what she experienced as told to me.
Ok holy crap. Hearing her voice is so comforting bc I’m from RI and she sounds similar to people from home and I miss my family. Also, coming from an Italian/portuguese household, I identify with so much of this. When she discussed how she used to “earn” love from people… wow. Last thing, I can’t believe she was an “ugly” kid in school. She is so beautiful. I bet she wasn’t even ugly. I wish Jacqueline was my aunt or something 😂 she deserves so much love and compassion. Just made it to 43:00 Omg I also have fun ringtones 😂 so I know it’s my husband and not to ignore the text/phone ringing.
It’s wild to me that she operated willingly at a loss because she felt obligated to give her entire family jobs at her expense. Also wild how the family was happy to leech as long as possible. How would you not devise something is up when she gets a full time job in addition to the business? Clearly her making that move should’ve been a sign that something was clearly at issue but they probably never bothered to ask (haven’t watched the entire thing so maybe they did just assuming they hadn’t)
I’m at the 45:20 ish mark admission to fraud section….So let me get this straight if I work for a family member and they go and take out a mortgage on their home to pay the office payroll what the hell that got to do with me? I am entitled to my paycheck and where the funds come from has nothing to do with me, since when do employees have to check and see where their employer is getting the funds that they pay them with they really tried it with that!!!
@@Jacqueline-AnnI just felt inspired to say. you are an amazing woman. An amazing person. you are so inspiring. I would love to know more about what your doing now.
Don't feel bad, many of us had to close up shop and go back to work. That was a brutal time. If I had to do it all over, I would have laid everyone off and worked by myself. Matt NYC
I had a $72,000 restitution, paid faithfully for years...they even put a lien on my house BUT since its now been "20 "yrs... US Att Gen FIN litigation told me "Im no longer financially responsible"... they lifted lien an stopped my payments.. thats the part they dont tell you(I def didnt pay the entire restitution)... had I not looked into it/asked the right questions I wouldnt have known.. Best wishes this was great content.. I served 8mnths FPC Alderson
Ian, My husband and I have been married for 45 years. We married at 20 years old and then traveled and did all sorts crazy things and extreme sports for 10 years before starting a family. My friends have had some horrible experiences in the dating scene. Love your show!
@@ianbickCTMan I'm not trying knock anyone just putting out some Facts. I think you maybe having a guy Lance from off the Yard on soon. Just fact check him before. He didn't run DMI gang, if you look at his channel how many sexual assaults did he see or hear.. You know it doesn't happen, he saw them everyday. Which he's been hitting subs up for money for 2wks he's a lying scam artist. Another who will try to get on your show will be Gunner Lindbloom he's a straight liar their actually is a website exposing him and lance for that matter
Hi Ian. I just watched this interview in full and found it to be so interesting. I'm Canadian 🇨🇦 and know nothing about being inprisoned here or the 🇺🇸, but your system seems unfair in so many ways. The restitution seems excessive. Jacqueline sounds like such a nice woman, and I feel badly for her that she is still being judged. This isn't my first or last note to you. I'm so happy for your success, Ian. Keep it up. Linda 🇨🇦
My girl was in Danbury Fed for like over 6yrs straight and said it was AWSOME. It was also a mens facility she was from east haven her name was Jennifer vallombroso
Just starting this interview but so far it’s crazy because of the similarities to my life. My Dad sold insurance, my Mom went back to work in retail when I was 16, was chubby and in band, started off with cosmetology school and I ended up in the mortgage and title business. I graduated in 1980. Didn’t go to jail but 2008 we lost our business and everything . Then had to rebuild
Wow, thanks for your post because many of us had a similar upbringing. The women in my family worked like crazy. My heart goes out to this woman because she is beautiful inside and out.
I am still watching-I was raised by my grandma, who was a RN, but my mom had me young, and she was like the mischievous sister. She was a hair stylist. In 7th grade, my best friend begged her to bleach her hair one weekend we spent the night. My mom tried to talk her out of it. I can’t remember what my friend had done ✅ previously to her hair-something that my mom tried to talk her out of the bleach, but Jen would not leave her alone. She did her hair (my mom couldn’t do a damn man’s haircut 💇 to save her life, but color & perms were her thing. My friend’s hair did turn 🥸😂🧐GREEN. My mom’s car 🚗 wouldn’t start, and it was late at night (no UBER back then), so she walked three miles to the shop to get a toner or something to fix her hair. She did get it fixed eventually, but Jackie talking about hair turning green reminded me of it, and my beloved grandma’s name was Jacquelyn a.k.a nurse Jackie.
This was my Frist fulll video of watching your podcasts. Fking love it. I caught bits and pieces of it on TikTok shorts for the last few months you got me hook. Where could I find your full story? Very curious. Looking forward to the next one I watch 🔥
Damn that is definitely a mother I'd like to meet. Seems like a very chill lady. I did 3 years in CA and have a hard time seeing her locked up. Awesome interview!
@matthewrardin9807 GV is always producing the bomb dank. It's so nice up there. I'm in Rocklin grew up in Colfax. SoCal definitely doesn't touch what comes out of Northern Ca
Ian, I absolutely love this channel! I am so happy to see a “mom” with a white collar crime! I’m that mom! I’m 51 & did 10 months for a financial crime! I was in my late 30’s! The only thing on my PSI was an open container by a minor from 1991! 😂
This channel is bound to hit the millions in subscribers. I’ve been here since you interviewed your Father & I’ve been hooked on the Big Bick Energy ever since. It’s truly inspiring to see your effort paying off. THANK YOU for creating this incredible channel & making a great space for all of us Black Sheep ❤🦝
I had my halfway house at Volunteers of America on Monument St in Baltimore MD. Talk about ridiculousness. I just bided my time. I really didn't want to give up more than a piece of one check to the greedy SOBs. I worked in the kitchen just like I did when I was in these prison camp. (Feds). Once I finally got a job, again, only one check was subject to their 33%. Yeah, 33%. But after that I was already released and living on my own. But I can remember there were guys who did ALL of their time at the halfway house. Which I thought was weird. The place was decrepit. But I guess in some ways it's better than prison. At least you can be out in the community. And don't look for sense with the financial unit. They don't even offer electronic payment. it's ridiculous. Instead of making it easy for people like us to pay, they do everything they can to make it hard. it's an outrage.
She is spot on about money and parents talking about it. I didn't have a clue what my old man made till he co signed in a car for me and the guy asked him his income. I was 21 and he lied to the guy but I got an idea of what he made and it was a lot more than he told the guy. The 80s were awesome
It seems to me like the FBI raid was overkill. Did they really need that many armed men in her bathroom? And, many more in the front yard? And, I didn't realize that a person who gets out of prison is going to be hassled for the rest of their lives about things. That is terrible.
Lol she worked with feds for 5yrs thinking she's good. Fed cases are rarely won and federal lawyers are super expensive. If you ever get jammed up with any law enforcement you say not 1 word call my lawyer period. She only got 1 yr in so she got lucky
I live on the border of Bronx an Westchester county and every mortgage broker takes an envelope for favors. It so busy down hear the FBI focuses on Mafia families and organized criminal operations and murders plus drug gangs. Feds don't go full force if drug dealers kill each only the middle class in suburbs they care about. FBI are also dirty and dangerous and have full power of US attorney.
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Loving Ian's interview style. He does a good job opening up the guests. Dude is real talented. Keep up the good work Ian.
Thank you so much
I have to say it's really amazing how far Ian has come as an interviewer in such a short about of time. He's much more empathetic and asks better questions to really get the most out of the interview!
Great interview Ian. Great job Jacqueline on getting through mountains of adversity. Not complete yet but you are getting there. You explain your life very well. Ian your viewership is going to explode. Awesome job.
She said it’s more respect in prison than it is in the real world that’s true and wild
Love my cousin. She is the most generous loving person. We grew up together in the same house. She was always there for me with any problems I've had. She loved me like a sister and still does. So very proud of her. She's a wonderful person and everyone makes mistakes in life. Love you girl and I'm so proud to be your cousin ❤
I love her too but there almost a naivety and "I need to keep up with social expectations" which weighs heavy on women all across the world. She is my inspiration as she turns her life around having made mistakes. Others would have gone on to fail but here she is striving through life. I wish her the very best in her journey.
A lot of us mess up in life that's not what defines us, what defines us is how we turn out in life and how we treat others... sounds like this woman has got it together now and that's not easy in this crazy world and y'all are lucky to have each other as family and friend ,we all don't have that in our life.... peace
@@greg4876 100%
A mistake is forgetting to close the garage, she knew what she was doing and she did it over and over. She only stopped when she got caught. Typical of a criminal. She is your family so your perspective on her doesn’t hold any water. She is a criminal who robbed a company, she tries to make it OK becuase she didn’t steal from a person, just a company that “everyone hates” as she said. She totally glossed over all of her crimes. She should have done 10 years for what she did. She is proof that our Justice system doesn’t work.
Thank you Tray, you are beautiful inside and out ♥️♥️
The three most important words in prison, are "please" and "thank you".
A good attorney know the law, a great attorney knows the judge.
I got so lucky because I have a friend that knows the da and the judge I mean that is so true
This is a great episode!! It really shines the light on other issues that hinder reentry (like the half way house and outrageous restitution) and make it difficult for people to make it on the outside. I watched my brother cycle in and out for non payment and it was just stupid. He never could get ahead. Thank you so much for starting your non profit, Jackie! I'm going to watch this one again. I was so enthralled the entire time, but I'm sure I missed details!! Really great interview, Ian. Great decision quitting your day job in January :D
Ian these pods are great! You should have 1 million subscribers. I have followed a lot of prison channels and this one is by far my favorite.
Great interview on both sides by 2 excellent communicators. Thanks for the insights.
Really interesting how the ‘family’ relationships form in women’s prison. We ALL want to belong to a caring nonjudgmental community. We all need respect. We need people around us that reflect love and truth. Thanks for sharing!
How do you not have more subscribers? I find this podcast so fascinating on the psychology side. Really getting into the minds of so many different people and Ian asking such great questions, it really shows you how similar we all are. Great work ❤❤
Side note: A lot of Italian families do the, “we support you without asking questions,” they almost feel like they are doing you of a favor by not prying into your life.
Also, you get a year and a day so that you go to prison. Anything less than 365 days is in county jail.
Thanks so much!!
Hell ya
Love the mom interviews. Heartbreaking for her children 💔
Your channel and precious ! guests are such a wonderful blessing . Sending much love , and well wishes ❤️
That is the sadest thing I ever heard how horrible she was treated and still is after she did all asked and served her time. Makes me so mad.
Support you man. Just got off the phone with a customer service representative. And suggested your pod. One love. Level up!🤙🏻💯
Ian, I disagree about young marriages. There is a beauty in being bonded to someone since a young age. You grow and learn together. Mature together. Being truly committed wholeheartedly at a young age doesn’t mean you miss out. Or forfeit “fun or experience”
Yeah it does. And you grow apart most times. Everyone changes as they get older
Most of the young marriages fail. Your mind changes over time. It just does. I'd say 30's is where your mind starts coming around and your a little wiser.
For very few, does it work out. Sounds like yours did, so congratulations!
Thank you Mr. Bick 🍿
🌼 Thanks , Ian
I remember when everyone got involved in the mortgage industry back in 2006 and 7. Co-worker her two boys just out of high school and were making 6 figures selling sub-prime mortgages. They had so much business they were just order takers had no clue about what they were doing just pushing paper. Then it all came crashing down and that was the end of it all. Not a single person from a large financial bank or investment broker went to prison after the 2008 crash. The same people who got everyone into the mess were paid billions in tax money bailouts to undo all the mess they made. I knew people who were putting the subprime mortgages into investments. This is why Americans want Trump they see the crooked system we have had for 100's of years want someone to burn it down.
Ian, thanks so much for the good content, I keep on watching episodes and they're all as good and fascinating. You're a great interviewer an very inspiring guy. Keep up the good work brother❤
Found ur content a few months back Ian. Watch it regularly and thoroughly enjoy these long form interviews my man!! Haven't lived there in over a decade, but I'm a CT native so ur CT guests always peak my interests. Super impressed with what you got going on here, keep up the great work Ian!! Glad to have caught the train early and can't wait to watch you blow up in to a star! 🙏💪💪
Thanks Ian I appreciate everything you do!
everyone went to prison except the people REALLY RESPONSIBLE.....the banks
I love that she’s doing stuff to help other women. Wish Teresa would do the same…with her platform she could do so much.
I live in UK.
I am enjoying your topics on your channel.
I am impressed by your interview skills.
You do not overtalk your guests.
You listen to your guests talk before you speak.
Psychologist state to give the person who is talking five seconds before you respond.
It gives the person time to get prepared for the next question.
The questions are emotional when talking about one's own life.
They need these little breaks to compose themselves.
You are doing well.
Love the episodes bro!!
Thanks man!!
Another great episode!! Thanks for all of your hard work!
Thanks for listening!!
Another great one! Can’t believe that neighbor did her like that.
Another great interview.
Thank you both for this enlightening episode. It is so wrong how corporate America can commit heinous crimes and never face any consequences. unlike normal Americans.
This is definitely a great interview.
When is Martha stewart coming? She’s from Connecticut
I seen that cougar time light go off there for a second in Ian eyes 😂😂😂
That’s what my mom who is 65 was told by her school guidance counselor. Either go to school to be a hairdresser or flight attendant or a job in typing haha.
66 here, and yep! Be a secretary was my guidance counselors suggestion. I believed that BS until I was in my 50's. Went to college, got an undergrad and grad degree in 5 years. I really regret not doing college when I was younger, but my parents wouldn't help me out so I did take the secretary route. What a waist of time.
@@Kimlovesdogs my mom is 60 and just went back to school to advance to her bsn in nursing! ✨
Friend of mine spent three years at Bryan FPC Women's for financial stuff. She's far from what you'd call a master criminal. The FBI completely manipulated her into admitting to far, far more than she embezzled by threatening to charge her with dozens of counts of "money laundering" and threatened her with 20 years. She pleaded and wound up spending 3 years inside and 3 years probation. She owes 1M in restitution and $360K in back taxes... much of that on money she did not steal. (She told them about the 500K she actually did steal, but those agents had to bump those numbers) Much. much of what Jacqueline says is exactly what she experienced as told to me.
500k is alot of money 3 years ain't bad at all.
Addicted to watching all these interviews
Ok holy crap. Hearing her voice is so comforting bc I’m from RI and she sounds similar to people from home and I miss my family. Also, coming from an Italian/portuguese household, I identify with so much of this. When she discussed how she used to “earn” love from people… wow. Last thing, I can’t believe she was an “ugly” kid in school. She is so beautiful. I bet she wasn’t even ugly. I wish Jacqueline was my aunt or something 😂 she deserves so much love and compassion.
Just made it to 43:00 Omg I also have fun ringtones 😂 so I know it’s my husband and not to ignore the text/phone ringing.
It’s wild to me that she operated willingly at a loss because she felt obligated to give her entire family jobs at her expense. Also wild how the family was happy to leech as long as possible. How would you not devise something is up when she gets a full time job in addition to the business? Clearly her making that move should’ve been a sign that something was clearly at issue but they probably never bothered to ask (haven’t watched the entire thing so maybe they did just assuming they hadn’t)
sp. discover not devise
I’m at the 45:20 ish mark admission to fraud section….So let me get this straight if I work for a family member and they go and take out a mortgage on their home to pay the office payroll what the hell that got to do with me? I am entitled to my paycheck and where the funds come from has nothing to do with me, since when do employees have to check and see where their employer is getting the funds that they pay them with they really tried it with that!!!
If the feds say you're guilty, then you're guilty. Doesn't matter if it's right or wrong, right is what they say it is.
What a story she is beautiful, and smart enjoyed every second of this interview.
A great interview. What ever happened to the attorney who owned 40% of the title company or the "friend" who "through her under the bus"?
Another good one bro. Keep it up
Love your show ❤
Very interesting....
Your a great host .
Great conversation...👍
Tiktok brought me here. Keep up the good work!
Love your interview style.
Jacqueline is a cool woman. Its amazing how much she has accomplished in regards to helping her family, other people, & a lot of higher education.
@@Jacqueline-AnnI just felt inspired to say. you are an amazing woman. An amazing person. you are so inspiring. I would love to know more about what your doing now.
You're a fighter Jackie! Matt NYC
Don't feel bad, many of us had to close up shop and go back to work. That was a brutal time. If I had to do it all over, I would have laid everyone off and worked by myself. Matt NYC
She sure is. She's my beautiful cousin
FANNENBECKER??? Now thats a German name!!! wow! I've never heard that name before. What region of Germany 🇩🇪 is that name from? Matt NYC
I had a $72,000 restitution, paid faithfully for years...they even put a lien on my house BUT since its now been "20 "yrs... US Att Gen FIN litigation told me "Im no longer financially responsible"... they lifted lien an stopped my payments.. thats the part they dont tell you(I def didnt pay the entire restitution)... had I not looked into it/asked the right questions I wouldnt have known.. Best wishes this was great content.. I served 8mnths FPC Alderson
I never felt like the big wigs paid it all off
Thanks for this info.
Why wouldn't someone have to pay the entire restitution if they took the money ?
@@jillgott6567American Justice?
Ian, My husband and I have been married for 45 years. We married at 20 years old and then traveled and did all sorts crazy things and extreme sports for 10 years before starting a family. My friends have had some horrible experiences in the dating scene.
Love your show!
this was an amazing podcast. Her story resonated with me. thank you both!
Thank you!!
@@ianbickCTMan I'm not trying knock anyone just putting out some Facts. I think you maybe having a guy Lance from off the Yard on soon. Just fact check him before. He didn't run DMI gang, if you look at his channel how many sexual assaults did he see or hear.. You know it doesn't happen, he saw them everyday. Which he's been hitting subs up for money for 2wks he's a lying scam artist. Another who will try to get on your show will be Gunner Lindbloom he's a straight liar their actually is a website exposing him and lance for that matter
I miss a fine payment by a week and I get a letter saying they’ll take my drivers license! Like that’ll solve anything!
Lol I used to have mo license so I wouldn't pay it. I would just ignore them but now that I got my license back I don't take a chance
Amazing episode. You been nailing it! Keep it up Ian
Fantastic, Incredible and Amazing!
Your a legend keep up the good work 💪
Really liked this. Very informative
From CT too. Boy, I can relate to your upbringing!
IAN YOU CAME AND HIT THE FLOOR RUNNING! SALUTE
Thank you sir
Hi Ian. I just watched this interview in full and found it to be so interesting. I'm Canadian 🇨🇦 and know nothing about being
inprisoned here or the 🇺🇸, but your system seems unfair in so many ways. The restitution seems excessive. Jacqueline sounds like such a nice woman, and I feel badly for her that she is still being judged.
This isn't my first or last note to you. I'm so happy for your success, Ian. Keep it up.
Linda 🇨🇦
WOW,...Brutal honesty....Great video!! Just found your channel...its POWERFUL!!
She is beautiful & this podcast is amazing 👏👏🇵🇦😎🍀💜🙏🏽
Great interview, very entertaining. For graduating in 84 she looks great.
I dont understand the call forwarding comversation. Can anyone explain?
@43:00 "56 is younger than my parents "?😅😅😅 What was that, Ian?
I just subscribed because I Love that you’re doing the right thing.
New subscriber love your channel
Second interview I seen without a break. Absolutely love the format. Will be watching more content without a doubt. Keep up the great work. Thank you.
Thank you so so much
53:30 Wow horrible family because they didn't ask if you were okay. They didn't ask plainly obvious question that would have been answered with no
Love all the video❤🎉🎉
How do I access you membership
My girl was in Danbury Fed for like over 6yrs straight and said it was AWSOME. It was also a mens facility she was from east haven her name was Jennifer vallombroso
When I was in prison people would attempt to commit federal crimes in hopes of getting sent to federal prison lol
Just starting this interview but so far it’s crazy because of the similarities to my life. My Dad sold insurance, my Mom went back to work in retail when I was 16, was chubby and in band, started off with cosmetology school and I ended up in the mortgage and title business. I graduated in 1980. Didn’t go to jail but 2008 we lost our business and everything . Then had to rebuild
Wow, thanks for your post because many of us had a similar upbringing. The women in my family worked like crazy. My heart goes out to this woman because she is beautiful inside and out.
I am still watching-I was raised by my grandma, who was a RN, but my mom had me young, and she was like the mischievous sister. She was a hair stylist. In 7th grade, my best friend begged her to bleach her hair one weekend we spent the night. My mom tried to talk her out of it. I can’t remember what my friend had done ✅ previously to her hair-something that my mom tried to talk her out of the bleach, but Jen would not leave her alone. She did her hair (my mom couldn’t do a damn man’s haircut 💇 to save her life, but color & perms were her thing. My friend’s hair did turn 🥸😂🧐GREEN. My mom’s car 🚗 wouldn’t start, and it was late at night (no UBER back then), so she walked three miles to the shop to get a toner or something to fix her hair. She did get it fixed eventually, but Jackie talking about hair turning green reminded me of it, and my beloved grandma’s name was Jacquelyn a.k.a nurse Jackie.
Lol. Funny story.
This was my Frist fulll video of watching your podcasts. Fking love it. I caught bits and pieces of it on TikTok shorts for the last few months you got me hook. Where could I find your full story? Very curious. Looking forward to the next one I watch 🔥
You might’ve already watched it bc this is old but he’s posted a full story about him on this account 😊
Been on your sub for a bit. Some Fire educationals here. Seen your reputation on Jay . Chiraq seen you
Thanks so much!!!
Damn that is definitely a mother I'd like to meet. Seems like a very chill lady. I did 3 years in CA and have a hard time seeing her locked up. Awesome interview!
530 watuuuup I lived in Marysville and Grass Valley we was growing the CHRONIC up there!
SoCal just don't know😅
@matthewrardin9807 GV is always producing the bomb dank. It's so nice up there. I'm in Rocklin grew up in Colfax. SoCal definitely doesn't touch what comes out of Northern Ca
God Bless you ♥️ I hope the rest of your life is wonderfully Blessed. Sounds like you have an amazing family who supports you and loves you ♥️
Good job ❤❤❤❤
Ian, I absolutely love this channel! I am so happy to see a “mom” with a white collar crime! I’m that mom! I’m 51 & did 10 months for a financial crime! I was in my late 30’s! The only thing on my PSI was an open container by a minor from 1991! 😂
Bad girl 😂🤭😜
I wish i could understand why people think you can’t live a full life while you’re in a relationship
I served 8 mnths, FPC Alderson.. atleast she was close to family could visit.. wow she was really lucky
This channel is bound to hit the millions in subscribers.
I’ve been here since you interviewed your Father & I’ve been hooked on the Big Bick Energy ever since.
It’s truly inspiring to see your effort paying off.
THANK YOU for creating this incredible channel & making a great space for all of us Black Sheep
❤🦝
Thank you so so much♥️
Great interview...was Jacqueline on surviving the survivor??
These mom videos are it brother fascinating to say the least
Jacqueline Polverari I hear by announce to you WELCOME to be black in America! Now YOU and everybody else show some compassion.
I had my halfway house at Volunteers of America on Monument St in Baltimore MD. Talk about ridiculousness. I just bided my time. I really didn't want to give up more than a piece of one check to the greedy SOBs. I worked in the kitchen just like I did when I was in these prison camp. (Feds). Once I finally got a job, again, only one check was subject to their 33%. Yeah, 33%. But after that I was already released and living on my own. But I can remember there were guys who did ALL of their time at the halfway house. Which I thought was weird. The place was decrepit. But I guess in some ways it's better than prison. At least you can be out in the community. And don't look for sense with the financial unit. They don't even offer electronic payment. it's ridiculous. Instead of making it easy for people like us to pay, they do everything they can to make it hard. it's an outrage.
She said she did an interview with her co boss or something, anybody got that link
I watch you all the time and I also live in Connecticut and I grew up in Waterford Connecticut
That area of Connecticut must have something in the water for raising successful RUclipsrs
Probably nothing else to do 😂
I’ve seen many of these shows and they all seem to think they didn’t do much wrong
She is spot on about money and parents talking about it. I didn't have a clue what my old man made till he co signed in a car for me and the guy asked him his income. I was 21 and he lied to the guy but I got an idea of what he made and it was a lot more than he told the guy. The 80s were awesome
Interview Zack black aka 30 hits of lsd guy. Dude made my entire young adult hood.
Odd they raid the little people but not elites
It seems to me like the FBI raid was overkill. Did they really need that many armed men in her bathroom? And, many more in the front yard? And, I didn't realize that a person who gets out of prison is going to be hassled for the rest of their lives about things. That is terrible.
What a great episode! She’s definitely a ride or die type chick her husband would be an idiot to get rid of her! What a babe!
Lol she worked with feds for 5yrs thinking she's good. Fed cases are rarely won and federal lawyers are super expensive. If you ever get jammed up with any law enforcement you say not 1 word call my lawyer period. She only got 1 yr in so she got lucky
I live on the border of Bronx an Westchester county and every mortgage broker takes an envelope for favors. It so busy down hear the FBI focuses on Mafia families and organized criminal operations and murders plus drug gangs. Feds don't go full force if drug dealers kill each only the middle class in suburbs they care about. FBI are also dirty and dangerous and have full power of US attorney.
Great video- well done Ian!
I think most crimes should be completely erased after set amounts of time without reoffending.
Get Martha Stewart on your show
Great interview! I’m from Mystic, CT but lived in East Haven for a few years. The demographics are more than 50% Italian descendants.
Jackie great interview and girl I’d have your back n love you for you
The things u don’t think about that will get u put in jail. Hope people listen to these podcasts and learn from them.