Loca D on Doing 31 Years in Prison for Killing 2 Latin Kings (Full Interview)

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  • Опубликовано: 23 дек 2022
  • In this full-length interview, Jacqueline "Loca D" Montanez talks about being a former member of Chicago's maniac Latin Disciples and growing up in West Chicago. She reveals that her stepfather was a high-ranking member of Latin Kings. At age seven, Jacqueline started getting raped at home by him. Her mother didn't know about it in the beginning, but she started to learn about it when she turned 12 years old. In response, her mother gave Jacqueline up to Child Protective Services in order to protect her from her stepdad. Jacqueline subsequently ran away from the group home she was sent to and joined the maniac Latin Disciples. As the discussion moves along, she explains how she was initiated into the criminal organization before detailing their cross-town rivalry with the Latin Kings.
    Later in the interview, she talks about getting arrested for killing two of her gang's rivals (in an act of retaliation because her friend was murdered) before explaining what her first day in prison was like as a teenager. She reveals that she busted a prison guard's head open and that she was stabbed by a Latin Queens while in prison. From there, she talks about the corrupt police officer who worked her case and how his sketchy history led to her case being re-opened. Lastly, she discusses the pain and grief that she has to go live with now by explaining that she is working on forgiving herself for killing people, trying to forgive her mother for giving her up for adoption, and her marriage to her wife. She also shares her thoughts on the untimely death of Takeoff from Migos.
    Support Loca D's FutureForTomorrowsYouth GoFundMe at: spot.fund/g4pHlscs
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Комментарии • 7 тыс.

  • @GODSOFFOOTBALLGOLD
    @GODSOFFOOTBALLGOLD Год назад +5593

    Abused by step father , abused by system , 100 accountablity , zero excuses , salute to her more backbone than a lot of men

    • @mrperfect390
      @mrperfect390 Год назад

      Gtfoh

    • @yourmommahouse
      @yourmommahouse Год назад +55

      She would've snitched if given the opportunity

    • @sonofstinkfoot9551
      @sonofstinkfoot9551 Год назад

      IT BREAKS MY SOLE HEARING A LITTLE KID HAD TO DEAL WITH THAT!BUT iM ALSO SORRY FOR THE SAD SAC'S OF SHIT YOU HAD AROUND TO CONSIDER HER A BAD ASS, THE REAL MEN THE REAL BAD ASS'S GO TO A SHIT JOB THEY FCK N HATE WORK EXTENDED HOURS SO THEIR DAUGHTERS AN SONS DONT END UP LIKE THIS!, THATS REAL BACK BONE THATS A REAL GANGSTER!! SMH GBYAA!!!!!!!!!!!!

    • @shayharris6544
      @shayharris6544 Год назад +209

      @@yourmommahouse yes because you definitely know🧐

    • @Kylesmith19922
      @Kylesmith19922 Год назад +46

      salute stay up folks nation queen 3 high

  • @carolgurgone9190
    @carolgurgone9190 Год назад +1752

    Jackie Montanez!! I was an officer when this little girl walked into the IDOC. We heard about her prior to her coming through the gates at 17 years old. She was a spitfire and a force to be reckoned with, ATTITUDE!!! I watched her change and grow over the years and I wish her the best for the rest of her free life.

    • @Robert-uc5pb
      @Robert-uc5pb Год назад +12

      What joint you worked in?

    • @Robert-uc5pb
      @Robert-uc5pb Год назад +12

      I'm from Chicago and I spent time in Stateville and Menard. What joint did you work in?

    • @carolgurgone9190
      @carolgurgone9190 Год назад +18

      @@Robert-uc5pb DWIGHT

    • @maryjones8384
      @maryjones8384 Год назад +94

      I was locked up with her. I'm so glad she is out.

    • @nicky2011
      @nicky2011 Год назад

      @@Robert-uc5pb The officer either worked in Dwight when it was still opened or Logan that's how this dumba** fool knows her

  • @laomynunu
    @laomynunu 6 месяцев назад +92

    The way she opens up more and more throughout the interview , the first few minutes were like pulling teeth … God bless her , keep thriving

    • @etf42
      @etf42 3 месяца назад

      lol i know ...by the end she was smiling and laughing LOL

    • @normacontreras7089
      @normacontreras7089 2 месяца назад

    • @MaseRhea
      @MaseRhea 15 дней назад

      I'm telling you.. I almost clicked off a few times

  • @helen8772
    @helen8772 Год назад +586

    I did time with her...she was supposed to serve life, but due to her age and her work in the joint...her sentence was reduced. I believe that happened for a reason. Her purpose is more significant than anything she could do in Logan. Her truth is just that...hers! Regardless of the parts that seem unbelievable, she was raised in prison, and she survived it to save souls! Love and light ✨️ 💛 to you, Jackie!!! I pray you accomplish your purpose!

    • @PJ-vl2ed
      @PJ-vl2ed 6 месяцев назад +10

      Yeah she shouldn’t have did time at all, because you can’t question a minor without their parents or lawyer present so the case should of been thrown out all together

    • @allcatsarebeautiful2770
      @allcatsarebeautiful2770 6 месяцев назад +2

      @@PJ-vl2ednaaaah that’s not how the law works in Illinois

    • @alphaomerta9477
      @alphaomerta9477 6 месяцев назад +2

      ​@@PJ-vl2edthis ain't ncsi homie smh not how the judicial system works homles

    • @PJ-vl2ed
      @PJ-vl2ed 6 месяцев назад

      @@alphaomerta9477 u sound slow asl, my dawg got off a whole murder charge that he definitely did, he was 14 and they questioned him without his parents so the case was thrown out because in Texas your parent or guardians or lawyer have to be present during questioning if your a minor so stfu talking about “Nci” dumbahh lil boy

    • @PJ-vl2ed
      @PJ-vl2ed 6 месяцев назад +3

      @@allcatsarebeautiful2770 I mean that was back in the day, I’m sure if it happened now her case would of definitely been thrown out. My dawg had the exact thing happen to him and his case was thrown out & he was free to go.

  • @matthewmorales1509
    @matthewmorales1509 Год назад +1348

    “I took two lives, but I’ll be damned if I’m not gon’ save a million….”. The most powerful quote of the interview. Love this woman and her testimony.

    • @fasho1985
      @fasho1985 Год назад +18

      She meant that.

    • @780Thompson
      @780Thompson Год назад +14

      That was the best...

    • @AT-fw8zy
      @AT-fw8zy Год назад +11

      That statement was strong damn near sent chills through my body

    • @justice77justice
      @justice77justice Год назад +22

      Before you can save anybody
      You have to be saved

    • @edgepool4319
      @edgepool4319 Год назад +8

      @@justice77justice That part 😎 facts 💯💯👍🏾

  • @nishab5358
    @nishab5358 Год назад +1394

    Her transparency is incredible, her accountability is astonishing, what a life, may the rest of it be peaceful ❤

    • @kaijahzmom
      @kaijahzmom Год назад +8

      Amen! 🙏🏽

    • @aaronmichaels8242
      @aaronmichaels8242 Год назад +18

      This woman is a true mess

    • @PLATINUMTEDDII
      @PLATINUMTEDDII Год назад

      @@aaronmichaels8242 This woman changed her whole life! Wtf you done in yours? Shut up!

    • @tenakoe4258
      @tenakoe4258 Год назад +4

      I think your blinded to the bitterness that's driving her.
      Listen to how she describes these "victims" of the industry.

    • @aaronmichaels8242
      @aaronmichaels8242 Год назад

      @@PLATINUMTEDDII not kill and be a menace to society and my credit score high😑 never been to jail Nathan! Bet you are broke and fat

  • @amelielair3157
    @amelielair3157 Год назад +220

    when she said ‘’i hit her with a hammer’’ and stayed cold as ice you know this woman has seen so much in her life. She didn’t choose the neighborhood or the city she was born in.
    She didn’t choose her stepfather and she didn’t really have a choice to be in gangs. She is so strong and the fact that she can talk about her life like that is amazing. I wish her a peaceful life, away from violence, so her nervous system and her soul be in peace. God bless❤️‍🩹🙏🏽

    • @shuddershudder
      @shuddershudder 10 месяцев назад +13

      Everyone has a choice as far as joining a gang or not. I have a couple of friends and family members who grew up in Humboldt Park who never joined gangs. Even one of them and his brother didn’t have their dad in their lives and their mom was a druggie and alchy so they would have been likely to join a gang and they had family members who were kings and they still chose to not join so I’m just saying everyone has a choice at the end of the day and that’s the point im trying to make

    • @Ktb_Black
      @Ktb_Black 7 месяцев назад +2

      ⁠​⁠@@shuddershudderI know it hard to believe but the FACT IS …some DONT AND DIDNT HAVE A CHOICE….you can literally be born into this lifestyle (not having knowledge of an alternative lifestyle) ….not making excuses but yeah for most WE just played the cards we were dealt it’s that simple

    • @GWAREBEL
      @GWAREBEL 6 месяцев назад +2

      The reason shes cold is from consistant masking. Its in the eyes that you can see the fear regardless if her face is cold.

    • @Larry-rz4ed
      @Larry-rz4ed 3 месяца назад

      🙏🙏🙏🙏

    • @allaboutthemurzic
      @allaboutthemurzic 10 дней назад

      @@Ktb_BlackYou’re making excuses
      Everyone has a choice when it comes to being a criminal
      You dont choose where youre born but you do choose the decisions you make in that environment
      Go to these same hoods and its people that arent committing crimes

  • @Cryptokrazy01
    @Cryptokrazy01 Год назад +61

    I felt that ‘I lost my backbone’ my mother passed from lung cancer while I was incarcerated… it changed my entire life! I’m thriving now & it took losing her to turn me around. Her death will not be in vain! Much love & respect 4 u!

    • @CocoBrown6776
      @CocoBrown6776 Год назад +1

      Good for you.

    • @tiffanykilby7560
      @tiffanykilby7560 3 месяца назад

      ❤ you could have easily turned that unfortunate situation into bad energy, but you're doing something most don't do, turning it into good energy and rising above the bad. good luck to all that you do.

  • @paigehannah6705
    @paigehannah6705 Год назад +255

    WHEN SHE SAID, " MY MOM DIED ON PURPOSE TO GO UP AND HELP FIGHT MY CASE!!" I STARTED CRYING!! RESPECT 🙏🏽

    • @teeteereid7812
      @teeteereid7812 Год назад +3

      That part got me as well.

    • @aritheboss1
      @aritheboss1 Год назад +13

      Too bad she didn’t die when she failed to protect her at 7 smh a little too late

    • @cakesdavila1688
      @cakesdavila1688 7 месяцев назад +3

      I’m not gunna lie I watched this twice and the third time I started to cry and tear .

    • @banksray9105
      @banksray9105 6 месяцев назад

      @@cakesdavila1688😍

    • @JuanVerde88622
      @JuanVerde88622 3 месяца назад

      Lmaooooo 😂😂😂

  • @taylord7261
    @taylord7261 Год назад +377

    I love how she’s just straight to the point with her answers & not telling to much information and rambling. Just getting straight to the point, answering each question and waiting for the next one. ❤️❤️❤️ and Vlad was like “okay” after each answer lol thinking he was going to get more Info. 🤣💀

    • @soaringenergy3257
      @soaringenergy3257 Год назад +25

      But vlad repeating everything she says after she Says it is irritating

    • @sandraruiz3834
      @sandraruiz3834 Год назад +1

      yes me too

    • @brandygee9954
      @brandygee9954 Год назад +30

      @@soaringenergy3257 He's probably mad that she's making him actually work. 😂

    • @taylord7261
      @taylord7261 Год назад +25

      @@brandygee9954 facts. It was the “okay’s” after each answer. She was working his ass. Lol

    • @ebonyqueenhunt3883
      @ebonyqueenhunt3883 Год назад +1

      Lmaoo right thought he was gonna get more 😂😂😂

  • @cuzzy-gh1ij
    @cuzzy-gh1ij Год назад +29

    I'm glad you are finally out. My cousin used to write you while you were locked down. He is a part of the Maniacs out here in Massachusetts. So am I but I'm trying to get things going to raise my daughter away from that kind of life. I love a lot of my brothers and sisters but there is a better life and I'm going to get it and live it for my family. I'm a Cuban American and I will rise above to set my family up so they won't have to struggle again. Amor.

  • @ijeajiere537
    @ijeajiere537 6 месяцев назад +31

    She was so guarded in the beginning, having to retell her story but as it goes on she warms up 🥰 powerful interview, I admire her strength and desire to change the narrative. I pray the lord guides her footsteps and keeps her as she navigates this new chapter!

    • @mariereinaga8663
      @mariereinaga8663 4 месяца назад

      I totally saw that too. I was wondering how this interview was gonna turn out. And after listening to her testimony. I can see why she was guarded at first. I’m happy I didn’t turn it off and kept listening.

    • @tiffanykilby7560
      @tiffanykilby7560 3 месяца назад

      I think the interviewer may have been a bit intimidated by her , especially when she was giving short answers. 😂 I would have been too. watch what you say!

  • @quiavajanai1141
    @quiavajanai1141 Год назад +142

    She started off the interview with her guard up, and as the interview goes on she becomes so comfortable and open. She’s smiling and happy omg I love this for her. 💙

    • @fightercomplex7
      @fightercomplex7 Год назад +10

      True , you can tell her hard past haunts her

    • @angeliquemanns6906
      @angeliquemanns6906 Год назад +1

      True, I noticed that as well! Great Job Vlad making her comfortable and helping get her story out!

    • @teeteereid7812
      @teeteereid7812 Год назад

      I noticed the same thing so very proud of her

  • @dianacopney8977
    @dianacopney8977 Год назад +225

    Her story would make a terrific movie. Such maturity considering all she has been through. I wish her the best!

    • @shamonique7571
      @shamonique7571 Год назад

      ...

    • @irenefavela3197
      @irenefavela3197 Год назад +6

      Netflix !!! The best reality movie EVER ! This was Humboldt Park ! Murder neighborhood !! Hope she can make some money for that . She has the spirit of God inside her . ❤ blessings Mija . ❤

    • @Jay-ci4to
      @Jay-ci4to Год назад +1

      @@irenefavela3197 what’s the name of the movie lol

    • @cmb1407
      @cmb1407 Год назад +7

      @@irenefavela3197im not sure but I don’t think people convicted of murder are allowed to make money off the story. I remember OJ had to give all the $ to the victims family from his book

    • @irenefavela3197
      @irenefavela3197 Год назад +2

      @@Jay-ci4to it’s not made yet I was suggesting it . Saludos . Wepa !

  • @sydneyblanks5109
    @sydneyblanks5109 8 месяцев назад +62

    She never had a chance, the abuse, the forced drug use, the stepfather owes her his life and more what he put her through and how he forced her into a life of crime and violence. God bless her for her forgiving heart and transparency.

  • @impitt28
    @impitt28 11 месяцев назад +67

    She was hard as hell in the early part of the interview. And then she talked about getting that ankle thing off and this beautiful woman came over her face, smiling and being happy. She is very genuine. No wonder she’s free now. Much respect for this real queen! I wish you good luck in your journey in life

    • @alexisg5561
      @alexisg5561 11 месяцев назад +1

      i read this comment right as that part of the video played, she lit up like Christmas lights 😭

    • @taniathomas7353
      @taniathomas7353 11 месяцев назад

      She ain’t know what she was getting into

    • @user-un8lh1we6f
      @user-un8lh1we6f 3 месяца назад

      So many times people don’t know who they fucking with! Just remember that the are always someone crazier than you! 😬

  • @dominicanbutterfly8620
    @dominicanbutterfly8620 Год назад +406

    She is the definition of "Accountability" and I wish her much success in her life💯

    • @davindersidhu9079
      @davindersidhu9079 Год назад +3

      well said.

    • @tenakoe4258
      @tenakoe4258 Год назад +7

      If 30 yrs doesn't wake you up.
      Nothing will.

    • @marquita948
      @marquita948 Год назад +4

      💯

    • @gdot5438
      @gdot5438 Год назад +9

      @@tenakoe4258 you’d be surprised bruh 30 years have most guys i know stuck in the same mentality they left the streets with . it’s like she said the agee you got locked is the same age you come out being mentally.

    • @1uptopmontana207
      @1uptopmontana207 Год назад +1

      💯

  • @myaemon2384
    @myaemon2384 Год назад +574

    Being molested and fed drugs as a child is VICOUS. In environments like that very few survive, prison may have saved her life.

    • @whatif4084
      @whatif4084 Год назад +22

      When it comes to interviews Vlad is on the same level as Barbara Walters.. Put some respect on Vlad's name... Top 10 interviews of all time... Great work Vlad... Vlad is the Netflix of interviews... Blessings on Blessings to you and you Fam...

    • @brittanytillis5250
      @brittanytillis5250 Год назад +23

      And she still forgave that man.

    • @TempermentalTart
      @TempermentalTart Год назад +5

      It definitely did!

    • @southie3177
      @southie3177 Год назад +1

      @4Your Ent. exactly. Barbara Walters 😂

    • @takeciabostic5947
      @takeciabostic5947 Год назад +1

      Amen 🙏🏾 ❤

  • @mikam6650
    @mikam6650 Год назад +16

    This was a great interview. I love how she turned her life around, many blessings to her🙏🏽🙏🏽

  • @SINCERELYXHER
    @SINCERELYXHER Год назад +38

    Her coming home to all her family members being dead is so heartbreaking

  • @jimmer1047
    @jimmer1047 Год назад +587

    My heart breaks for her and all little girls that go thru such horrific abuse. How in the world a grown man can get excited about a 7 year old girl is beyond my comprehension. Men should be the protectors of girls.

    • @ashleyalonzo9363
      @ashleyalonzo9363 Год назад +35

      Men should be the protectors of girls,more like fathers should be the protectors of there daughters

    • @robertribot5970
      @robertribot5970 Год назад +1

      Wow thank you for sharing. I myself lost control due to this didn't ask for this life7. I'm also sharing about a 8 yes old dancing with mother pumping touching in front of her daughter and the fact that she is letting her daughter dance with older men's pumping and letting them touching her daughter. I'm trying my best please go to the short and you will see thus mother please help me make some noise. I did shared that this us chikabuse and no one had done nothing because she still dancing pumping and touching her private part. And to aloud her to be in surroundings that is adults not age appropriate. Look what happens to this young person please go to short a view thing post . I don't don't want to open Facebook and see that something happen to thus young under age child. Her parenting skill are twisted mother is disturbing and disrespectful please make a difference thank you Mrs Rosie 🙏

    • @Treatsandthreadscom
      @Treatsandthreadscom Год назад

      @@ashleyalonzo9363 facts. We all should protect one another in our tribe, at least.

    • @ashleyalonzo9363
      @ashleyalonzo9363 Год назад +3

      @ItAintRocketScience ummm ok thanx (thanks) teacher,last time I checked I was on RUclips not in freakin school

    • @crystalwebbetly6456
      @crystalwebbetly6456 Год назад +3

      Her testimony is so real you gotta respect her. God bless her 🙏 ❤️

  • @StilettoLafleur
    @StilettoLafleur Год назад +299

    What happened to her as a child was horrific. She’s turned her life around and takes full responsibility for her actions. What a strong & determined woman to be where she is today. Everyone failed her as a child. Respect! Sending healing energy!!! 🙏🏽✌🏽❤

  • @miriamschiro1773
    @miriamschiro1773 Год назад +7

    Wow gr8 interview! Thank you so much for this. I actually feel for her. How she handled her way through life when young is not her fault. She was victimized while young.. It was a sense of defense and survival. I feel 31 years was too long for her. I hope the best for her and that she finds the path the route that will lead her to some kind of success in life.

  • @skogangbrown
    @skogangbrown Год назад +2

    Salute Loca D for sharing your story and being truthful 💪🏿💯

  • @tracygaskin6708
    @tracygaskin6708 Год назад +926

    At the beginning she was dark and dimmed but at the end the light came through. She has a testimony to tell. I hope everything goes well for her, she truly deserves it❤️

    • @francoferguson6628
      @francoferguson6628 Год назад +27

      Please stop linking dark as bad and light as good

    • @ernestvalentino689
      @ernestvalentino689 Год назад +3

      So do the ones she kill

    • @ceebee7707
      @ceebee7707 Год назад +36

      @@francoferguson6628 Why? Dark is bad and light is good. Would you rather run an obstacle course in the dark or with lights on? Dont be stupid and make everything about race. Light isnt racist, its light.

    • @larakeller2478
      @larakeller2478 Год назад +13

      She does. Her light shining through is glorious. She TRULY deserves it💕

    • @mrfantastik8168
      @mrfantastik8168 Год назад +8

      @@francoferguson6628 dark is bad & Light is good. YW🤣🤣🤣

  • @lowkeyfallasleep9511
    @lowkeyfallasleep9511 Год назад +136

    I served 5 years in the navy and not seen one dead body, she lived a free life up until 15 years old and seen so much. God fix these streets

    • @Chosen1Crown
      @Chosen1Crown Год назад +2

      What was your rate ??

    • @Kylesmith19922
      @Kylesmith19922 Год назад +3

      Dont worry the streets coming together soon stay strong heads up pray for a new world but its already in place 2023

    • @BOS_PML74_GAMING
      @BOS_PML74_GAMING Год назад +3

      Lol these streets is war and us street ppl go through hell trying to make it out!! Streets is never gonna change, it'll take your soul

    • @mlilof84
      @mlilof84 Год назад

      God brought by European Americans caused all this.

    • @Kylesmith19922
      @Kylesmith19922 Год назад

      @@BOS_PML74_GAMING these streets will change soon it will kill you if you let it

  • @juliannylantigua3891
    @juliannylantigua3891 5 месяцев назад +3

    Thank you loca d for your turn around and your help to the community !

  • @Burrdmizzle
    @Burrdmizzle 7 месяцев назад +15

    She needs to be supported to put her story more out there in the community. It very inspirational and turn people’s life around for the better 😢

  • @iskuly
    @iskuly Год назад +87

    31 years of incarceration and she got the sweetest smile on her face.
    What a warrior did her time owned up to her mistakes and now she's out trying to make a difference, you gotta love it

  • @jessa_2.074
    @jessa_2.074 Год назад +249

    I cried watching this! She been through A LOT of trauma and I pray she lives a peaceful life from here on out. Im also proud of her for wanting to help children get off the streets and have somewhere to go. Great interview!

    • @MajorProfitEnterprise
      @MajorProfitEnterprise Год назад +1

      Not cry 😂😂😂

    • @shotti50
      @shotti50 Год назад

      me too.

    • @ShAySlIm130
      @ShAySlIm130 Год назад +2

      Not gonna lie I cried too. Whew. Praying for her.

    • @alex_la_fantastica1632
      @alex_la_fantastica1632 Год назад +1

      I cried too. All that abuse she suffered so young and being around all of that violence …I can’t believe she still sane. 🙏🏻❤️

    • @cyberBIGGT
      @cyberBIGGT Год назад

      We got to pray just to make it today

  • @MzRonJ79
    @MzRonJ79 10 месяцев назад +5

    Omg the growth, I love this for her. I’m really rooting for her🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿

  • @AdrianneHolmes0714
    @AdrianneHolmes0714 Год назад +4

    I love it!! Congratulations on your growth! Loving yourself looks good on you!! ❤

  • @MissJennjenn
    @MissJennjenn Год назад +604

    Man this girl been thru some real serious shit! Locked up for 31 yrs? She a straight soldier! She seems like she's never known love. Her childhood robbed by a POS perv, mom's didn't protect her, her friend dies in her car then locked up as a juvie and tried as an adult and did 31yrs? Girlfriend you deserve love and you deserve the world! I wish her the best. R.I.P. to her deaf friend too.

    • @come_on_barbie_123
      @come_on_barbie_123 Год назад +20

      Yes, that's what I gathered... She never had real love and that lead her down this road. 💔💔💔

    • @josephjames1476
      @josephjames1476 Год назад +9

      @ChuckD'sChic Facts we need more love in the world 💯💯❤️

    • @tord0ff
      @tord0ff Год назад +18

      Yeah the most startling point to me is that her mom could know she was being abused and she chose the step father over her. Like ffs.

    • @come_on_barbie_123
      @come_on_barbie_123 Год назад +8

      @@tord0ff unfortunately, it happens a lot

    • @ronnyron4651
      @ronnyron4651 Год назад +2

      She killed 2 people

  • @johnfredericks4376
    @johnfredericks4376 Год назад +128

    Amazing to watch her demeanor change from the beginning of the interview through the end. She has amazing things coming to her. Her accountability is an example to all of us.

    • @tbrothers69ify
      @tbrothers69ify Год назад +6

      I thought the same thing. It was awesome to see her smile and show her joy. I felt he pain telling the story and also felt joy talking about her release and being free. Good interview.

    • @sds2954
      @sds2954 Год назад +3

      Thought the same thing

    • @nesaragesara7670
      @nesaragesara7670 Год назад +2

      I was about to say the same thing.

    • @sofi40570
      @sofi40570 Год назад +2

      Totally agree

  • @Susanisalwaysme
    @Susanisalwaysme 5 месяцев назад +6

    This interview was powerful. I commend her for having the courage to talk in her truth. She is turning a sad situation into strength for others and herself. She is definitely an Amazing person. Much success to her and may she help out millions of others following her old paths ❤️❤️

  • @phillyjay215
    @phillyjay215 8 месяцев назад +2

    Brrooo no way I been waiting for this interview for generations bruh , her story is so legendary 🤦🏾‍♂️

  • @rozayandfriends
    @rozayandfriends Год назад +317

    This was one of your best interviews vlad, keep getting inspiring ppl on your platform. She changed her life for the better and that’s a blessing to see

    • @vanna13v
      @vanna13v Год назад +4

      Agreed. Anyone who hears this, it will have a positive impact. For those not in any situations like this are helped because if she can do all that she's done so far so can anybody else regardless of their background and that's inspiring.

  • @ivonnephilips9023
    @ivonnephilips9023 Год назад +495

    Incredible story of pain, accountability, remorse, and truth. She was a child, she made a tragic mistake, and she did her time. I’m wishing her nothing but the best and I’m hoping she can deal with her grief in a positive way. We’re rooting for you Jacqueline!!!

    • @SMKNGRL420
      @SMKNGRL420 Год назад +1

      Yassss agreed ❤

    • @kimberlyjames1808
      @kimberlyjames1808 Год назад +1

      Yes indeed

    • @aritheboss1
      @aritheboss1 Год назад +5

      Tragic mistake? Pre mediated murder is no mistake she got caught and that’s why she’s remorseful. She would have likely taken many more lives. You can tell she holds her gang in high regards and that’s trash

    • @corimoon3360
      @corimoon3360 Год назад

      @@aritheboss1 You trying to act like you have any room to judge is trash. Grow up.

    • @Jordan_balling
      @Jordan_balling 7 месяцев назад

      I would’ve kept saying I didn’t do it

  • @ttttp1357
    @ttttp1357 7 месяцев назад +4

    WOW, this just goes to show how crazy life can be. I thought I had a hard life, but when I watch alot of these types pod podcasts it just helps me realize how good some of us have it in the long run. .

  • @blumecker8557
    @blumecker8557 10 месяцев назад +12

    This is someone who I hope makes it. She really can be an inspiration and a positive roll model for those in the struggle. Life can be hard and unfair. And this is a woman who knows that first hand

  • @mattnieves2228
    @mattnieves2228 Год назад +105

    She more solid than a lot of grown men and ALL YOUR FAV RAPPERS ! Salute This woman! 💯 ❤

  • @zinamack2902
    @zinamack2902 Год назад +175

    She needs, a movie, a book, and a documentary!! Her story is amazing because of what she went through, and how much she turned her life around and how good she’s doing in life right now despite of all the bs she went through god bless her 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙌🏾

    • @Jessica-og5lx
      @Jessica-og5lx Год назад +3

      Fr

    • @sincere2722
      @sincere2722 Год назад +3

      I doubt it she said she wants to live a normal life and her doing that would be hard on the victims family’s

    • @zinamack2902
      @zinamack2902 Год назад +2

      @@sincere2722 girl stfu 🙄😒 we clearly heard her say that!! But in my opinion her story is so good that she should have one but that don’t mean she’s gonna do it. We clearly know that 😒

    • @blo3249
      @blo3249 Год назад

      @@sincere2722 damn u gonna let that hoe talk to u like that

    • @YemayaIndigo
      @YemayaIndigo 7 месяцев назад

      Man, if she can get in touch with 50 cent, this would be beautiful!

  • @Jamie-qn5ly
    @Jamie-qn5ly 8 месяцев назад +1

    So inspiring 🙏. Thank you for sharing 😊

  • @JG-ux7of
    @JG-ux7of 10 месяцев назад +3

    Much love and respect to you! We are similar age, I’m from the Southwest Side and was a Latin King from Crown town around the same time you were a D, I knew people from Humboldt Park and had situations in the Twilight Zone along with other areas in the South side.
    I grew up since then and see things differently now too and how my enemies were really my people who just grew up on a different side of the city or had different experiences that led them to different organizations but ultimately were the same as me and my brothers.
    Your ability to forgive people who have hurt you is an inspiration and God has forgiven you too, I didn’t have the same pain or struggles you had, I chose the streets in spite of having a safe and loving family and I was fortunate to have not faced any serious consequences for my actions or decisions.
    God bless you, you have already defeated your demons by forgiving and by showing empathy and putting the families of your victims before your own justice. I hope you can forgive yourself because you seem to be able to forgive everyone except yourself. You’re a good person and you need to understand that, Loca D is dead. You killed her and only Jacqueline is alive and she deserves to be happy and blessed so let her be happy and blessed.
    Much love to you!

  • @phillipaevans4874
    @phillipaevans4874 Год назад +184

    Loca didn't have a chance of becoming successful or even safe when young, I'm so happy that she hit the ground running once released and is now living her best life 🙏

  • @misslisa4544
    @misslisa4544 Год назад +81

    When auntie said…” I knew my God was powerful,” I had to push pause and walk off. I literally cried hearing her say that. I love her! I wish I could talk to her. I’m an educator and our kids need to hear this story.

  • @janicewray8275
    @janicewray8275 Год назад

    Great interview! Wishing you the best LOCKA! 🙏🙏

  • @lisasheba4615
    @lisasheba4615 8 месяцев назад

    It's so amazing how I saw the change in this lady's face, and voice and demeanor as the interview went along.... you could actually & gradually see her get softer,sweeter, more compassionate. I commend her, she's come a long way! Gb! And VLAD , another good one!

  • @mariaherradi8732
    @mariaherradi8732 Год назад +457

    This lady is real and have an incredible backbone . She doesn't use excuses ,even that in all the ordeal she just defended herself and others . Betrayed by everybody and standing tall as a soldier .Hoping for her a new start that will bring her joy , love and all the respect that she deserves May you use your life experiences to help others .❤️

    • @AHill-wq5oh
      @AHill-wq5oh Год назад

      Roselda Blanco! She looks dangerous but we could hang out!

    • @danielorta5988
      @danielorta5988 Год назад +3

      agreed...

    • @nicky2011
      @nicky2011 Год назад

      Believe me when I tell you she's a liar!! I can tell you this first hand. Her step dad was never a high ranking Latin King!! She's a pathological liar. The way she's acting on this podcast is a farse you need to know her in real life and trust me you'll change your mind

    • @11bangbang37
      @11bangbang37 Год назад

      Respect from what? The streets don’t get no respect. The street don’t mean shit. It’s some boo the foo shit.

    • @JimmyR83
      @JimmyR83 Год назад +5

      She’s an old school 90s G. Honorable as fck in my opinion

  • @brendafennessy7612
    @brendafennessy7612 Год назад +85

    I remember Jackie from Cook County Div 4 in 97-98 When I was a Sgt. Seeing these inmate pictures of her reminds me of how young she was. I saw her again when she came back to County in Div 3 when I was a Lt working OT. When I heard she got out, I had hoped she would find her footing and stay out of Jail. Jackie I wish you luck, keep making your Momma proud. God Bless

    • @christophercruz1513
      @christophercruz1513 Год назад +1

      Brenda your an amazing person. Take care

    • @sirdago
      @sirdago Год назад +3

      Wow being a Sgt during the 90s in the county. I'm sure you've seen some shit. Good old Michael sheean

  • @mariereinaga8663
    @mariereinaga8663 4 месяца назад +8

    I must admit when this interview first started I was thinking it wasn’t going to be so good. But man…it was one of the best ones I heard. She is a source to be reckoned with. Love her spirit. And I wish her nothing but success and Peace as she continues to grow.

  • @TheRenaissanceAmazon
    @TheRenaissanceAmazon 7 месяцев назад

    This is a great interview!!! Thanks!

  • @destiny5316
    @destiny5316 Год назад +138

    Her story needs to be told. She need to write a book or do a movie. She was honest and raw about everything.

    • @destiny5316
      @destiny5316 Год назад +3

      @Patrick O'Brien Reading is fundamental

    • @RedsBigRig
      @RedsBigRig Год назад +1

      “My bloody life” is a dope ass book

    • @ernestvalentino689
      @ernestvalentino689 Год назад

      What a shame America has gone to hell. NOW they had Biden sign Americans Death warrant going against God man an man an lady lady Watch what next. 57 Dead already. Start counting and start moaning Repent

    • @920_newjuan3
      @920_newjuan3 Год назад

      @@RedsBigRig hands down one of the best books I’ve read

  • @moneybags1025
    @moneybags1025 Год назад +284

    Man I salute this woman. Owned up to her responsibilities and now moving on and trying to make a better life. Great job JM.

    • @kennethcooke32
      @kennethcooke32 Год назад +1

      Facts!!!

    • @TradBarbie
      @TradBarbie Год назад

      That's the recipe *for* a better life. That and stop talking to 99.999993% of everyone you know.

    • @angelmercy5261
      @angelmercy5261 Год назад +1

      Idk why people are so surprised. It’s mainly men who make excuses for their violent behavior. She’s a woman she knows when to take responsibility for what she’s done.

    • @jiggarichardson9638
      @jiggarichardson9638 Год назад

      She still killed 2 people tho 🤦🏾‍♂️

    • @leelee8614
      @leelee8614 Год назад

      @@jiggarichardson9638 ok ? And she paid for the crime by doing time.1993-2022 is a long time

  • @nadirahsworld5521
    @nadirahsworld5521 Год назад +83

    She’s more thorough than most men on the street. She’s solid!!! Her story is unheard of. I wish her well! I want her to win!

    • @user-wg9yl3gt8s
      @user-wg9yl3gt8s 7 месяцев назад +3

      You don't know most men in the hood..

    • @juscelinefernandes3674
      @juscelinefernandes3674 5 месяцев назад

      @@user-wg9yl3gt8sliterally

    • @NoneOfYoir
      @NoneOfYoir 2 месяца назад

      Not most men. Y'all hear these Vlad stories and think people are Batman and Robin. I know a lot of thorough men, AS well as she may be. She sound sneaky and prison saved her because niggas would have skinned her cap a long time ago acting like this

  • @Sheisimmaculate
    @Sheisimmaculate Год назад +56

    Her story is so powerful it needs to be a movie or something, and maybe played at schools. Her organization needs to be put out there in a major way for the youth.
    I’m sure this interview has already spoke deeply into the youth who were ready to receive the message, who may not have had no one to guide them.
    I hope she continues to learn to forgive herself everyday because I know it’s heavy stuff to carry but I hope that all the positive she devoted herself to do now eases that load.
    AND to anyone who has ever lost a loved one to a violent crime. May you have the courage to carry on, may you find peace, May you find beauty in life again.

    • @user-uc1cu9fx7k
      @user-uc1cu9fx7k 3 месяца назад

      The way she talks about it. So cold. She kills. Stay away from her😮

  • @MIA25NYC14
    @MIA25NYC14 Год назад +176

    Watching this interview is deep. As someone that work in the human service field, you hear stories like this and it make you realize how a lot of people suffer from trauma from all walks of life.

  • @diamondstarr25
    @diamondstarr25 Год назад +50

    “I took two lives but I’ll be damned if I’m not gon save a million” Damn she’s beautiful inside & out. I believe in her ❤

    • @j_b_1236
      @j_b_1236 Год назад +1

      Crazy when I was reading your comment. She said those lines.

  • @PrinceMega15
    @PrinceMega15 3 месяца назад +4

    This don't sound like an interview it sound like an interrogation!!

    • @zaytime4156
      @zaytime4156 3 дня назад

      That what I said and probably why she was so guarded at First it reminded her of being in Jail lol she was much more open on her recent interview

  • @user-lf4jd3ws8u
    @user-lf4jd3ws8u Год назад

    This interview kelp coming up for me to watch. I was I don't know her but, today I just watched. Soo happy I did this so good, we could be friends lol! U did it again VLad!

  • @noelmarch4984
    @noelmarch4984 Год назад +41

    Now this is an interview I listened to every second. Please bring here back on

  • @TheToyBox333
    @TheToyBox333 Год назад +65

    alot of people watching this will never understand that mental transition... This woman is in alot of pain.. Its gonna take a long time, but she will be have an AMAZING life! She is the True meaning of "GROWTH"

  • @damianpabon1240
    @damianpabon1240 9 месяцев назад +12

    You go girl. Much love & Respect to her for Accepting Responsibity & paying her Debt to Society. I can relate. I also have made terrible choices in my life, and i appreciate being given another opportunity to living a good, Honest life. I wish her nothing but the best.

  • @tori7730
    @tori7730 Год назад

    This is the best interview I’ve ever watched

  • @BreonnaJanai
    @BreonnaJanai Год назад +47

    This interview brought tears to my eyes. I applaud this lady for being so transparent. Blessings to you

  • @jenniferfields8068
    @jenniferfields8068 Год назад +22

    Great interview! Raw. Learning to navigate life outside is challenging enough in "ideal" circumstances... What I appreciate most is that Jacqueline openly holds herself accountable to the mistakes she has made. She is also straight up about how close a small situation could result in re incarceration of another 30+. My heart breaks to learn of her childhood sexual abuse. Rape began at 7. The abuse began much earlier... "it was a hush, hush thing." My hope is that Jacqueline finds the strength to find and heal that hurt child inside.
    Embrace that child. Forgive yourself.

  • @williamhbonney12574
    @williamhbonney12574 5 месяцев назад +1

    What a story I was in tune to this joint....changes are always good, and mistakes are meant to be so we can learn some do some don't but freedom is precious..wish you the best Loca

  • @FranAdair-en5cq
    @FranAdair-en5cq 4 месяца назад

    I love your story from your beginnings to your now then onward to your bright future. You are truly an inspiration

  • @lauriemarvin9795
    @lauriemarvin9795 Год назад +107

    This is redemption! She should be proud of herself. She owns her whole story and is not playing a victim despite being a TRUE victim. She has true forgiveness and she is paying redemption and forgiveness and love forward. Fantastic inspiring story.

    • @trapptelevision4651
      @trapptelevision4651 Год назад

      Who forgave her? She got 2 bodies stupid!! Trust they families aint 4 give her, they had to bury they peoples n cry so shut up if u don't know the streets!!

    • @lauriemarvin9795
      @lauriemarvin9795 Год назад +3

      @@trapptelevision4651 and who said I don’t know the streets? Make sure you don’t judge by my name which I am sure is why you said that. Ya never know who people know or what they have witnessed or been a part of. I was referring to her forgiveness of her stepfather. I was referring to owning what she did, taking 2 lives, and not participating in a money grab. Have a blessed day.

    • @timothyblack1979
      @timothyblack1979 Год назад +2

      Now a whole bunch of kids like that

  • @joyannacarlisle2562
    @joyannacarlisle2562 Год назад +268

    Hands down one of the best/most transparent interviews I’ve seen on Vlad Tv! what this woman has been through unimaginable, and to survive. But yet doesn’t want anyone to feel sorry for her….No words! God uses the broken to do his work. Thank you Jackie for sharing your story ❤😢

    • @sad_vegan507
      @sad_vegan507 Год назад +4

      He could’ve answered better the way he asks these serious questions with a “ok”

    • @RAMIR3Z0
      @RAMIR3Z0 Год назад

      @@sad_vegan507 he does that in every interview

    • @jr1921
      @jr1921 Год назад +1

      im na finished w interview buh , this was God’s work ??

    • @violetsrayreikishop2
      @violetsrayreikishop2 Год назад

      ​@Sad_Vegan he gets on my nerves with that I'm only watching cause of her I don't come on his channel any other time

    • @d.chears8094
      @d.chears8094 Год назад

      I hope I get a chance to meet her.

  • @allaboutcrime1972
    @allaboutcrime1972 7 месяцев назад +25

    Wow this woman gave me chills hearing her story. She had a rogh life but is smiling today and is a productive member of society. Good for you girl!! You are strong, beautiful and I hope the rest of your life is peaceful!

  • @FearNOMortals
    @FearNOMortals 2 месяца назад

    I saw this on my timeline so many times and never clicked it. This was so real and powerful. Prayers to this lady. I wish her many blessings 🙏🏾

  • @firstnamekaty8830
    @firstnamekaty8830 Год назад +196

    When she said she believed her mother died of cancer so she could get her out of prison, I got the chills😭

    • @gangsterbanger9487
      @gangsterbanger9487 Год назад +4

      Glad you caught that sentence yourself. :-) I took notice to immediately.

    • @gangsterbanger9487
      @gangsterbanger9487 Год назад +2

      Oops, I’m text talking :-) I meant that I too, noticed that remark she made immediately was a wonderful, and just let us know and may be very reassuring to others that hear it as well that there are spirituality events taking place all around us. I’m sure at all times thank you, Amen,God bless You All ❤

    • @gangsterbanger9487
      @gangsterbanger9487 Год назад +2

      Anger is something to really look into and the situation really serious talk no doubt. Hope those who need help seek it immediately if not sooner.

    • @ladyt4062
      @ladyt4062 Год назад +6

      God allowed her a second chance, the Bible says that the dead no nothing, when we die, it’s just like we are sleeping. Her Mom is at rest.
      Ecclesiastes 9:5

    • @ladyt4062
      @ladyt4062 Год назад +1

      Now, there are children committing crimes because they know they are children, and most likely will get away with it. Some commits over and over again.

  • @demarkolee1504
    @demarkolee1504 Год назад +83

    One of the most authentic interviews I’ve ever seen on vlad!

  • @bwholellc5001
    @bwholellc5001 Год назад +2

    Gob bless you her speaking on forgiving her stepfather brought tears to my eyes ❤

  • @denisefelton5207
    @denisefelton5207 7 месяцев назад +1

    . . . .such a resilient spirit and soul from birth, her story and program surely may help others move up and out of all the tragic elements arising from families of origin. Peace 🕊️

  • @misspropertymanager
    @misspropertymanager Год назад +78

    I am 5 minutes in and I already have mad respect for her. She's a tough girl who knows who she is and for that I have MAD respect. She has been through some shit and still standing!!

  • @natashaestrada7288
    @natashaestrada7288 Год назад +234

    Shes an amazing story teller. I didn't want this interview to end.

    • @Coco-chrispy
      @Coco-chrispy Год назад +5

      Yes 😭 I felt like it was a movie. So detailed

    • @iamcocobun6734
      @iamcocobun6734 Год назад +9

      Definitely in the beginning of this interview she almost lost me with them short answers. Then when she really opened up I was glued to it.

    • @esmeraldazesate5245
      @esmeraldazesate5245 10 месяцев назад +3

      I wish her nothing but the best 💙💙💙

  • @krissy3757
    @krissy3757 5 месяцев назад

    I watched the whole thing. Great interview

  • @natashaswain7478
    @natashaswain7478 7 месяцев назад +11

    I hope she is able to do all of the positive things that she wants to do in her life. May God continue to bless her and her family.

  • @kjwsmother2647
    @kjwsmother2647 Год назад +77

    I did not think I was going to watch this entire video when I seen it was over an hour long but as soon as she start talking I was captivated she is super dope ! Her growth is inspirationally phenomenal ! My goodness ❤ I’m definitely rooting for her

    • @city0942
      @city0942 Год назад +2

      Same here!!!

    • @raharoz9796
      @raharoz9796 Год назад +2

      Same

    • @ThumperG
      @ThumperG Год назад +2

      Same here. Literally clicked to watch just a few minutes to see what it was about… I’m now 55 minutes in lol.

    • @rubyroo7547
      @rubyroo7547 Год назад +1

      Same

  • @akderekx
    @akderekx Год назад +245

    I remember her story on gangland. They painted the picture that she was some type of heartless psycho but watchin this now i know she was a kid avenging another kid who was deaf. What is wrong with society?

    • @RVince-so5vg
      @RVince-so5vg Год назад +7

      MASSA and his robots @ what's wrong.

    • @Karen-tt9ot
      @Karen-tt9ot Год назад +6

      Yes I saw that too.

    • @andrepryor8585
      @andrepryor8585 Год назад +2

      Which gangland show

    • @juniorroman2386
      @juniorroman2386 Год назад +5

      @@andrepryor8585 it's called Maniacal

    • @9roselove9
      @9roselove9 Год назад

      That’s the story she tells …lmao she’s a murderer. Pls don’t believe everything you see and hear

  • @lulub2025
    @lulub2025 5 месяцев назад +5

    People really have NO IDEA just HOW much child abuse messes up a child physically, emotionally, and mentally. My father’s life guided my education. My associates degree was in child development, my bachelors degree was in sociology with an emphasis on incarceration reform and I earned my masters from NYU in social work. I like to say that I worked my butt off to put my dad’s last name on one of the top University in the world. We can prevent so much if we STOP using jails and prisons as our mental health systems.

  • @bankhead4699
    @bankhead4699 Год назад

    Powerful sis I got faith in you🔥💪🏾

  • @donniereidjr
    @donniereidjr Год назад +34

    Loca D has come a long way. I'm thankful that she shared her story. It's an amazing one!
    She was able to overcome forgiveness, PTSD, death, murder, poverty, and accountability all without very much help.

  • @joylannetter2451
    @joylannetter2451 Год назад +126

    Her psyche was damaged by all the trauma beginning at the innocent age of 7! My heart bleeds for her. One helluva victorious survivor with Amazing Integrity!
    🙏🏾❤️🫂 Bless her soul.

    • @text-6879Gift
      @text-6879Gift Год назад +1

      Hi, you're among my shortlisted winners. Contact above..💬

    • @bluemoneymarr
      @bluemoneymarr Год назад

      🫡❤️‍🩹💯

  • @Amy-vx9lz
    @Amy-vx9lz Год назад

    Amazing interview. GOD bless you girl 🙏

  • @cariiVee
    @cariiVee 6 месяцев назад +1

    Im only 10 minutes in and im blown away by her story already.

  • @xxshaywithlovexx
    @xxshaywithlovexx Год назад +13

    This was a great interview! Loved to hear her testimony. She is going to help so many people

  • @stasiawoods1158
    @stasiawoods1158 Год назад +74

    Listen being a woman who's lived like that forgiving yourself is the hardest

  • @mssbrown2787
    @mssbrown2787 6 месяцев назад +2

    I love how as the interview continued she really came alive...Nice to see her laugh and smile.

  • @MsBuddahLovah
    @MsBuddahLovah Год назад

    This interview was so real 💯

  • @lisaduprey2829
    @lisaduprey2829 Год назад +13

    I found this interview and am blown away. All the trauma from your childhood and from the PD and you are overcoming. You said you aren't a role model, but you are. You are the perfect example that people can change, they dont have to be a product of their environment.
    God bless you and your endeavors, wishing you the best!

  • @MrVideoyoulike
    @MrVideoyoulike Год назад +49

    Turning down all that money because your taking responsibility for what you do is a clear indication you are a changed person much respect to you.

  • @rosafadul1365
    @rosafadul1365 7 месяцев назад +6

    This is so sad and beautiful at the same time. Her traumas and suffering as turned to strength and healing of herself and others. Praying for her.

  • @carriehayes246
    @carriehayes246 Год назад +2

    Jacquie I have no doubt that you have complex PTSD and I'm glad you are in therapy. I have had it since 2010 and have been able to get the symptoms under control after 3.5 years of therapy with a trauma therapist that specializes in CPTSD. It's a relief to not carry all that baggage around every day. I wish for you that you get to the same place and have total peace.

  • @kluv5560
    @kluv5560 Год назад +40

    This interview is over an hour long and this is the first time where I have sat my ass down and just listened to an interview.... for over an hour. her testimony is powerful. I'm proud of her so glad she's in a better place and doing well.

  • @horsehide3039
    @horsehide3039 4 месяца назад

    So interesting, thank you

  • @marticuts
    @marticuts 7 месяцев назад

    Vlad, I have to give it to you on this one!! This was an immaculate interview! I was intrigued the entire interview.

  • @maddmunkee2
    @maddmunkee2 Год назад +61

    I hate she is “reliving” her childhood nightmares. As a mother I can see the pain she still carries. Much love and blessings to her.

    • @markgolden6265
      @markgolden6265 7 месяцев назад

      It is therapy for her to talk about it. She is good and not afraid to bring it up. Good for her.

    • @andrewprindiville119
      @andrewprindiville119 5 месяцев назад

      i think anyone can feel that pain. your not special

    • @dannyphantoom69
      @dannyphantoom69 2 месяца назад

      As a mother why are u even interested in an interview of a gangbanger?