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His documentaries are awesome.
Why are American prisons so ruthless and dangerous ? and still it doesn't seem to be a deterrent for most of these criminals
I was watching a video on youtube(below) part of a new series where the interviewer asks ex-cons about their experience in prison. Enough to put anyone off doing crime.
Prison X
In the first episode of this two-part series, Louis spends time in one of the most notorious sections of Miami County Jail: the fifth and sixth floor of 'Main Jail', where many of the most volatile inmates are incarcerated.
Held in large cage-like dwellings for up to 24 men, the inmates have developed a strange and violent jail culture. The men - who remain in the cells almost all the time and may only leave for yard time twice a week - live under the sway of a gladiatorial code. They fight each other for food, for status, and often just to pass the endless hours of confinement. Trips to the infirmary are a frequent occurrence as inmates are viciously attacked and beaten, but the guards say they are powerless to end the abuse.
His documentaries are awesome.
Why are American prisons so ruthless and dangerous ? and still it doesn't seem to be a deterrent for most of these criminals
I was watching a video on youtube(below) part of a new series where the interviewer asks ex-cons about their experience in prison. Enough to put anyone off doing crime.
Prison X
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