Brothers Sentenced To LIFE IN PRISON | Lyle and Lonnie Jones 

He’s got a good mix of fresh to mainstream people he’s interviewed. Really want to see him talk to Jessica or Larry though

@@PlayStopRewindFilms Larry coming out this Sunday!

Thanks man!

@@ianbickCT hell yeah! He’s got a crazy story and good message. A real life gta character.

​@@ianbickCT so hyped for Larry

Man... Listen... I wasn't even aware of their story but when I saw how the brothers embraced and cried tears of joy when they first saw each other.... that melt my heart. They understand what they had to endure more than anyone else at that party..And how he broke thru the crowd to get to his brother it's like he had tunnel vision and big bro was all he saw 😂. God bless all of y'all . Nobody's perfect but everyone who rightfully deserves it deserves a second chance of in my book 🙏🙏 just wondering. Just wondering were you in the release videos?

Yes I Was My Dear... 🤞🏾

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How? They sold drugs, and most likely, they got people killed. Yes, they turn their life around, but they are not amazing people on the planet. Also, they follow false realign

Were you that big mouth lil cousin who be up in every body business?

What does the T stand for.

What’s their fb pages?

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Thank you!!

Everytime I decided to stop smth interesting pop in...love this interview...

Im a Muslim Imam and trying to reach those Brother

Hallelujah.

Given life for drugs is crazy

Except this story is of two men, incarcerated by other men, freed by other men because of the work of some other men. Don't dilute this incredible story. Give credit where it's due

Thanks crystal!

Must be sad viewing the world in black and white

Except for their extreme homophobia.

@@dodadoe4593you obviously have no understanding of the prison system

I have not been to prison and I think that is a good thing. If you think they are gay friendly you obviously have no idea about reality.@@ckwrrld563

Agreed. I know these two gentlemen personally (and their parents). I'm extremely proud of both of them.

Amen

Thanks so much Justin🙏

Amen!!! Can’t always blame the parents!

Thanks man!

​@ianbickCT for someone that came later in the prison story scene you have aimed high and do great interviews. It's good you're more of a listener than other shit talkers

Thanks so much man

Teared up a bit.

I didn't drop a tear...guess I'm fake..lol but it was a heart felt story.

Zip his pants up when your done. Crazyy how you glazin

Zip his pants up when your done. Glazin ahh bih

Thanks for the support!

Agreed!! Thanks man

Thank you so much

Thanks so much man

Thank you❤

I understand that it is normal to feel empathy for anyone, even more so when you know that they have been deprived of the most valuable thing we have second to life, which is freedom, but that does not imply that they are not responsible. A drug trafficker is responsible for overdose deaths, murders, violence in general, robberies, sexual abuse, human trafficking, destruction of a community etc, etc, etc. As a society, we are okay with jailing and losing the key to a murderer or rapist, but not with someone who has caused even more pain? We are not talking about a boy who sells drugs to his colleagues, nor about a por farmer in South America or Afghanistan who grows drugs or serve as a mule to earn some bucks and support his family, we are talking about people who have received an education, (free and paid by the taxpayers) who can get a legal job and earn more than 99% of the world's population and still decide to sell HEROIN and CRACK, two of the most harmful drugs that exist, in order to live a life of luxury and excess, which they arm themselves and use violence (they themselves admit it and do not clarify how), they even received a first strike, and still decide to double the bet and continue selling drugs? What is fair is a life sentence, with the luck of not living in a country that applies the law of their religion, because if not, they would have been sentenced to death there. Since they're now free, I hope they mend their ways and live a healthy and productive life, but they deserve prison, for life.

Hi Mr So Happy. Are you Asian?

​@@FedericoPrieto13 this is a very uninformed response

@@chadward1711 What part of my comment is not based on real facts? * They went to a higher education institute and were raised by responsible parents committed to improving the serious problems in their neighborhood. * They decided to sell hard drugs despite having job options that would allow them to have a good standard of living. * In order to maintain this activity, they surround themselves with people capable of exercising violence against their rivals because, as they themselves say, it is necessary in this "business", and they are mprisoned for illegal possession of firearms. * The older brother receives a sentence and when he gets out of jail he sell drugs again. * The sale of drugs finances criminal gangs abroad, that kill politicians, judges, police, peasants, and anyone who interferes with their operations. * A large part of drug addicts engage in stealing, prostitution, prostituting others, even minors, to maintain their addiction. *In most Islamic countries, drug trafficking is punishable by death... tell me where I'm wrong?

Drugs kill!!!

We are working on it!

Thanks bro

Thanks Steven!

@@ianbickCT your very welcome

Thank you!!

Same

Agreed! Thank you so much

Thanks so much man

Thanks Brett!

Amen

Thank you so much!!!