Despite Being a New Convict, His Exceptional Intelligence Goes Unnoticed by Other Inmates 

The fact that this is based on a true story is crazy.

Kept expecting Larry to not be the killer but rather his brother or father and he was covering for them.

I don't know why but it's awesome seeing the father actually caring about his son

That's crazy man. I was just watching a tiktok on old people dying and a lot of them confessing on murdering someone back in their day and getting away with but feeling to guilty to die with that on their plate thinking they won't go to heaven. That's just nuts how many people actually get away with murder.

I mean James was a kingsman so it was smart to choose him for the mission

This was a recap? I think the actual movie was shorter.

THE TRUE STORY: Jimmy Keene was a promising young football star and the son of a police officer. He fell from grace after being caught up in a huge drug bust in the '90s called Operation Snowplow. During the bust, police found illegal firearms on Keene’s property, and he, therefore, got given a 10-year sentence in prison. While serving his sentence Keene was approached by the FBI, and in 1998, he was given a choice; serve his full sentence or try to befriend the alleged serial killer - Larry Hall - in a maximum-security prison for the criminally insane. If he was to be successful with the second choice he would be offered his freedom.James Keene went for the second option. The James Keene Black Bird story is an adaptation of the many months the real-life Jimmy Keene spent gaining Larry Hall’s trust. The real James Keene was somewhat successful on two counts. Firstly, Larry Hall confessed to James Keene about the murder of Jessica Roach, with Hall revealing details only the FBI and the killer would know. Secondly, Keene found Larry Hall with a map identifying several locations. Just like the James Keene Black Bird character, the real-life FBI informant surmised the map led to additional bodies. It unfortunately came to nothing, as Keene confronted Hall and was thrown into solitary confinement. The FBI never got his message and after his release from solitary, the map was gone.Despite recanting his confession for the murder of Jessica Roach in both the Black Bird show true story and in real life, and appealing his initial sentence, Larry Hall’s story was too accurate. After the Larry Hall Black Bird story concluded, his real-life counterpart went on to be found guilty and given life without parole. However, he wasn’t convicted for murder - only kidnapping. The fact that the kidnapping led to a death is the only reason Larry Hall’s sentence ended up being life without parole.Larry Hall is now 59 and serving his sentence in Butner, North Carolina. In the years following his interaction with James Keene, Hall confessed to several other murders, including that of Tricia Reitler. However, he has also recanted every single one of his confessions, and it remains a mystery to this day how many people Larry Hall killed. The FBI has estimated that it could be as many as 40 young women, an element of the Black Bird true story that wasn't really delved into much by the show

Moral of the story is not true. Many, many crimes go unpunshed.

I know this is a movie, but this is why you NEVER plea guilty until you have a written bargain. At that point, if the judge deviates even slightly, you can withdraw your plea.

29:13 Unrelated to the story of the movie, this shop owner who's knitting behind the counter is a total mood. I used to do that when I worked in a gas station and it wasn't busy lol

It's really ashame Ray Liotta is deceased, God blessed his soul

Movie Title: Black Bird. It’s the story of Jimmy Keene.

Police found this guy's van at different murder spots, found gloves, poster and contraceptive pill packet of a murdered girl in this guy's van and many other evidence but the judge let the guy go due to insufficient evidence...what the hell is that😂...this guy is just coincidentally meeting girls who die after meeting him.

Name of the movie is Black Bird - 2022

I love recap like this a longer version

RIP Ray Liotta

That warden should've been an inmate... blackmail, conspiracy to commit murder, interfering with a federal investigation

This recap does not do true justice to how good this show is. I think it has an IMDb score of 8 and is very psychologically intense.

I save a lot of time watching these videos

RIP Ray Liota

excellent show and recap, thank you!

I recommend watching the series it’s amazing I watched it all in one day lol

Hey recap king please make a recap on Revenge For Others (2022).

The Warden was sketchy as fuck but the Doctor was just as psychotic as her patients!!!!

Taron is an awesome actor.

Black bird 2022

Lots of crimes go unpunished. Most of them actually.

A person can recant a confession.

Somehow reminds me of the brilliant performance of Ed Norton.

Thanks for the recaps but I wish I recap for us a serie called Blind spot ❤....i wil be glad to see it. In yr voice

I first heard of this story from a podcast with Bill Burr explaining the true life documentary... he even knew the movie was being adapted few years back .

I want to know if anything happened to that crooked correctional officer? Who tried to blackmail James.

That looks like Ray Liotta! I miss seeing him in movies.

crimes go unpunished... unless you are the government or a multi billion dollar company.

I can't wait to see ya do one on the Tetris movie.

If you've played A Way Out, you know what I mean when I say this whole thing feels like that game

RIP Ray Liotta!

Geez, i was active in civil war reenactments as a teen, in the 90s, in ilinois. Scary i could have rubbed elbows with this guy

"no crime goes unpunish"... that's the funniest thing I've heard in this video… Everything is not a crime until proven otherwise.

Omg thats wassaname from the Jamie Foxx show .. Dr Zicherman

The FBI wouldn't transfer a prisoner by car with only one agent. There is always 2 at least.

Why didnt the FBI just arrest Carter for extortion?

Well depicted recap

I have trouble seeing those two men talking to each other in "prison" or not.

Oh wow, I wonder if this was Liotta's final movie.

Hold up, NONE of the burial sites have been unearthed? So he is in prison based on his word alone?

38:10...ya not so much when it coems to politicians, its nice to hope the world is that easy

"Blissfully Juicing "

19:18 So they found the possessions of a victim in his van ... but are struggling for evidence. OK.

We want 13 min recap, not the whole movie

How many "wardens" does a prison have?

He really was down with the case cause Larry and officer Carter would of got it 💯😂

32:03 just makes me sad

The truth won't always come to light. Good story though

Oh crimes go unpunished. Only when it’s the govt is the crime NEVER punished

38:03 "The moral this time is that no crime goes unpunished in this world." -I've never heard a sentence so naive. In the US alone, less than 50% of murders are solved. Wake up.

Bro does this world have real sentencing times..2 bodies itself should be life..tf the serial killer getting appeals for..? plus only 5 years for being an active member of a crime syndicate..they buggin..

When the recap is longer than the original

What’s the name of this movie?

I did not expect to watch this 38 minute video straight AHAHHHHAHA

I get serious "Of Mice and Men" vibes from this movie

People that are convinced justice or karma gets to all is lying to themselves to feel better. Get real there’s plenty of people that get away with horrendous crimes and live fruitful happy lives either admitting or not on there death beds.

Instead of ever being retardation in relation to people and not fires, it should have always been described as having moderate to extreme mental/cognitive impediments

I gotta ask, James gets to chat with the big gang leader of the prison and does nothing come of it?!?! That Vincent Gigante guy at 19:45.

what is the name of this movie?

I never understood holding your hand over the microphone of a phone

So basically everyone turned on an blind eye on Edmund Beaumont?

Larry is protecting someone

Eventually someone close will betray

Unnoticed 😎😂😂😂👌❤️👏👏👏👏

im very pleased to hear that justice was served but this old shows how the system is, the fact that he past his first appeal and was out to pass his second means that they. was about to let him Rome free they need to start really paying more attention to these people who are committing these horrible crimes How could they appeal him just cause lack of evidence, and you wanna lock up the guy drug trafficking but end up needing him, stop focusing so much on the lighter crimes and focus more on the ones who are taking lives away from the innocence instead of locking up the innocent.

Movie title please

What movie is this AND is the title here somewhere I missed?

Prison guard! guard!guard! guard! not warden that was so aggy asf

Are the FBI really this pathetically bad at their jobs?

Isn't this the guy from Kingsman

I remember, this is based on a true story.

"Recap" 😅 All that's missing is the end credits!

It’s a movie or show(season) can anyone tell me the name please

Wow

The recap is half as long as the movie

YEAH, BUT WHAT`S THE NAME OF THE MOVIE?????

title?

What's the name of the movie, guys!

Name of the film

What’s the name

Title

This reminds me of a guy in upstate ny

Yeah right stuff goes on all the time and none of these people are getting punished so that can't be the moral of the story if he had Millions of dollars he wouldn't get punished so that is the moral of the story don't do anything stupid unless you have a lot of money

Anyone else hear random doors shutting?

Name of this movie?

What movie is this?

this actor should be a marvel superhero wow what a beautiful being and im a dude

No it wont

Movie name

you can't just label every inmate a psychopath 💀

Name of movie

Where are the forensics in these types of films?

Larry is a real serial killer in real life recognize his picture in the folder and they did make a deal with a drug dealer to find the other woman he killed didn't work😢😢😢😢😢😢

10 yrs jail is short. In Malaysia it's death penalty