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Death Row: Indiana State Prison (Crime Documentary) | Real Stories
This two-part series sees veteran presenter Sir Trevor McDonald come face to face with some of the world’s most dangerous criminals as he gets exclusive access to one of America’s oldest and most notorious prisons.
Housing 1900 inmates, 12 of whom are on death row, Trevor spends two weeks in the dark and forbidding world of Indiana State Maximum Security Prison. He hears from men who know what it is like to live under the shadow of the death penalty and even the date and time they will die.
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@BennieBrunink 5 лет назад

I really like the interviewer .. Stays calm .. Asks direct questions ..

@puprilla 5 лет назад

Yes he really nice and respectful he never asked a single question that made someone uncomfortable

@Generatorsarefake 4 года назад

@Prairiedoggen True psychopaths

@corkkyle 4 года назад

Agreed.

@frankcostello9523 4 года назад

Well he wasn’t knighted for services to journalism because he sucks lol

@sharaali28 4 года назад

I'm back

@codyking4848 4 года назад

Its so weird, to listen to these inmates talk, to almost feel compassion for them, and then to think about the crimes they committed. Where does one draw the line in simple human compassion? What a strange paradox.

@paxsmile 4 года назад

Cody King Because most of them have matured, grown and improved themselves and you get to see this new person, not the monsters that they were..

@codyking4848 4 года назад

@@paxsmile Well put, pax. Thanks for the words I couldn't find. That explains it perfectly.

@tamousha 4 года назад

Because monsters do not exist and no one person is ALL evil. What they have done is unforgivable but it does not mean that they do not have any Good sides in them as well. Hard to comprehend since many of us want to put individuals in a box with a lable on it. People are more complex than that. Even those Who do unspeakable things. Reflect on that. More should in my opinion.

@paxsmile 4 года назад

tamousha Unfortunately monsters do exist. Work in a prison and you’ll know that they do. Some people are just born that way and their environment only enhances what was already there. You’re right, there is good and bad in all of us, I guess the difference is the degree of good and bad we carry.

@abhabh6896 4 года назад

Hahahaha! Only God gets to draw that line. Even if you studied them for eternity you still wouldnt be able to figure it out. Me neither. US should make work camp prisons. That way they can lock people up for life without wasting tax payers money.

@Logicalfear2001 Год назад

Plain and Simple. Any documentary/interview made with Sir Trevor McDonald is a must watch in my book.

@anthonypetercoleman339 Год назад

Such an elegant documentary and interviewing techniques.

@XoXoG 2 месяца назад

He’s an amazing man i tell ya.

@montrealabrancherto3301 25 дней назад

Absolutely he is absolutely thorough and direct!

@cynthialewis7460 9 месяцев назад

Sir Trevor is such a respectful man when he speaks to people regardless of who or where they are. Bravo Sir!

@LarryJackson-bm8jm 4 месяца назад

Hi dear

@rodneygreen6066 5 лет назад

The interviewer asked all the questions that i want to know .bravo to the interviewer

@pommiebears 5 лет назад

Rodney Green his name is Sir Trevor McDonald. He has been on the television, reading news, for as long as I can remember. He doesn’t seem to take sides, or say inflammatory things. He’s one of the old school journalists who enjoyed the news without the BS.

@TheCosmicWinter 5 лет назад

He's one of the best journalists I have seen. And I speak 4 languages.

@pommiebears 5 лет назад

TheCosmicWinter me too. English, cockney, Aussie, and kiwi! Lol!

@kqp1998gyy 5 лет назад

Yeah. Bravo it is.

@TheCosmicWinter 4 года назад

@@pommiebears Acually, English, Spanish, German, Italian.

@mikeg6285 5 лет назад

I REALLY like this interviewer. Hes incredibly respectful and doesnt just look for answers, he wants to truly understand. Plus i mean the guy is like a british morgan freeman lol

@MegaCaliGrown420 4 года назад

I agree with you.

@silverbullet2008bb 4 года назад

He's well liked and loved here in Britain too. He's been at this for decades.

@katherinestinson1551 4 года назад

I like him too. They do a really good job on this series.

@dimejones7499 4 года назад

Yoo just said the same thing on a different episode. I’m tryna imagine him doing dateline and something like that😩😂

@user-fn9nq9wk6l 4 года назад

you are easily distracted.

@BulletAgario 2 месяца назад

I always come back to this documentary every once in a while. The interviewer is phenomenal

@amytalbert4953 8 месяцев назад

Its amazing how the journalist gets the offender comfortable to talk about thier crimes. He's genuinely interested and nonjudgmental.

@joannadechenne6368 3 года назад

I adore this interviewer. He holds zero judgement.

@jasonx4008 3 года назад

He is great

@lefat4697 3 года назад

its called professionalism

@kinbukionline8587 3 года назад

What’s his name pls

@Misrabelle 3 года назад

@Randy Random SIR Trevor McDonald.

@FalconTypo6 3 года назад

I miss professional journalists. 💕

@kjwsmother2647 4 года назад

He is one of the best interviewers out ! He asks real questions no matter how uncomfortable

@KMearnsie 4 года назад

I am a former CO at this prison and share my stories on my own channel, if you're interested in checking it out!

@mmmtheisraelite9500 4 года назад

I just love how respectful he is regardless of the “ Who “ it’s really a Class Act

@juliansoldano5899 3 года назад

You look good

@kjwsmother2647 3 года назад

Julian Soldano thank you

@lanlord 3 года назад

I second That...

@teetawn9454 Год назад

Sir Trevor McDonald is such a distinguished gent. He's respectful, caring and careful with each inmate he interviews. I really admire his calm and professional demeanor.

@kp0121 Год назад

Did 9 yrs. here 1984-1992....F-dorm was my last housing unit before being transferred to CIF., where I did 12 yrs. Been out now for just about as long as I was in. I was 22 yrs. old when first arrested and now I'm 62. I knew these barbers...what a trip!

@SusanLlewellyn-pp2xn 2 месяца назад

❤

@changningxu9828 3 года назад

Watching prison documentaries make me realize how horrible my life could be, and how precious my current life is.

@floridashenanigans1382 3 года назад

seriously, makes me wanna be extra nice to ppl, our lives could change in a matter of seconds....

@stevenmichaelcunningham4760 3 года назад

Tell it to force.

@pticwviiyouthofcommonsense1080 3 года назад

Facts

@pticwviiyouthofcommonsense1080 3 года назад

@@floridashenanigans1382 facts bro

@nomitahazarika6380 3 года назад

I think the same. I imagine a world without crime. Only Kindness.

@piccolog13 2 года назад

This guy is SO GOOD at interviewing people. And the fact that he speaks to every single person (whether it's an inmate or an officer) with respect just goes to show how great he is at his job!

@Madoobe87 2 года назад

He's perfect

@scottrackley4457 2 года назад

I guess that's why he's SIR Trevor. He truly amazing, he boils the thing down to the true question.

@timbuckley5437 2 года назад

Agreed, I don’t watch documentaries for moralizing, I can decide that part on my own. I like that he just shows respect so we can hear what they say and decide for ourselves.

@LeneeLenee 2 года назад

You think murders should be treated with respect?? Yikes.

@emredogan334 2 года назад

Totally agree.

@angelophilippopoulos9678 2 года назад

This documentary keeps it real for me. Just when I think My life is depressing I watch this documentary.

@ericaward702 Год назад

🙏❤️🙏

@wes8740 Год назад

Man, I was headed down this road. By the grace of god i was sparred.

@billgoforth7426 4 месяца назад

Exactly put a little pep in your step. Makes you appreciate life. And my freedom . Got clean 15 years ago haven't been back to jail.since..grateful

@estellemariexo Год назад

I have to say that I have so much respect for Superintendent Wilson. He's a decent man who shows respect the inmates while doing his duty as prescribed by the State of Indiana. May God bless and protect his family!

@barneyronnie Год назад

He depicts himself as an introspective, thoughtful man, but he's really a dullard!

@jermaineharris5971 Год назад

When you did unto the least one 🐅 Land 📜🍊🍪

@machemertracy 3 месяца назад

Yes, I agree. He is just "doing his job." But again, then how can we prosecute others who kill when they are just "doing THEIR job"? Like Mafia hitman.That bothers me.

@runescaperzzz 2 месяца назад

seems overly pious which imho doesnt really show intelligence but sure bud

@almightytowerdiveking4636 3 года назад

I did 5 years and I watch these videos to remind myself of why I'm NEVER going back.

@thegreatnumi 3 года назад

🧢🧢🧢

@kaded_ 3 года назад

What for?

@Timothee_Chalamet_CMBYN 3 года назад

What for? Lols

@benjamincl2409 3 года назад

GZ FREE MAN!

@mostHigh23 3 года назад

Amen

@magebomba318 6 лет назад

One thing is certain, that man will not sugar coat it for ya.

@MotherofDragons937 5 лет назад

Bustonface 🤣

@matthewlong5590 5 лет назад

Ive been waiting to see this comment hahaha

@AJsVIEW 5 лет назад

LOLZZZZZZ

@kiwii2296 5 лет назад

that's the reality of it

@ZachSmithMusic93 5 лет назад

I literally came to the comments to find a gem like this roflmao.

@304ssg Год назад

The only RU-vid program I haven’t watched at 2x speed. Excellent job

@DarylSolis Год назад

Fredrick Baer is now serving life in prison. He is no longer on death row. The victims family approved this decision by the judge.

@MichaelOdomwest16thAve 4 года назад

Moral of this documentary: Dont kill people and stay away from methamphetamine.

@nunyabizness3692 4 года назад

We dont need you to give the "moral of the documentary" you idiot 😒

@nunyabizness3692 4 года назад

@P Kerr 😂😂😭😭

@lanaesworld6976 4 года назад

I think staying away from murdering people is easy when you stay away from methamphetamine lol

@patrickhayes7407 4 года назад

Oh F@#K!! I just smoked twelve meths two days ago!! I'm not leaving the house for a week,... So I don't kill anyone!! 🤯🤣

@weedman0987654321 4 года назад

So you're saying that you should smoke crack and manslaughter?

@bdan19921 4 года назад

“I just happened to commit this one murder” then talks about how he killed two people

@teiska7081 4 года назад

I feel sorry for the guy and think he doesn't deserve spending his life in prison. As he said his family was threatened; I would do the same thing if i was him. Rather i kill some guy who will most likely kill my family, than stand aside waiting for that to happen and then complain afterwards.. Misjustice here, big time..

@rayank63 4 года назад

@@teiska7081 I think you didnt hear him Right he said he Killed 2 innocent people for the guy who threatened him

@teiska7081 4 года назад

@@rayank63 oh okay , in that case. Agreed he should probably be eliminated for the good of humanity, be that the case.

@demonikreaper6139 4 года назад

Look, everyone, life is complicated. There are people who are more weak to influence than others and more prone to violence than others. I struggle to believe anyone in this situation could be properly rehabilitated. Our prison system in the US is far from perfect. It looks like everyone is mostly trying to make the best of what they get. I don't want these people wandering the streets as they were when they committed their crime, but I really don't think we're doing anything for them to change them for the better. So many ex cons out of prison make an immediate attempt to get back in because life outside is so hard when you've been in for years or decades.

@melvinhans1844 4 года назад

KaSeR 23 and he got paid $700 from the guy “threatening” him lol

@mayeskyj Месяц назад

Dude. This guy asks the most hardcore, real and no bullshit questions I've ever heard in any documentary. Respect Sir McDonald.

@andiaelizabeth329 8 месяцев назад

The supretendant is so humble. May God be his guide.

@VTown1989 3 года назад

"You requested ice cream for your last meal... do you want any sprinkles or candy toppings?" *That one inmate:* "I ain't gonna sugar coat it..."

@masissonaoedaminhaconta9702 3 года назад

Underrated 😂😂

@GeryRiba 3 года назад

:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D

@Dylan_The_Car_Dealer 3 года назад

😂

@LucidDreams.999 3 года назад

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@relaxandupliftingsounds2048 3 года назад

Underrated

@Chicagocubbiegirl 2 года назад

I wish this interviewer would do more of these. He is respectful to the prisoners but he doesn't pretend the victims don't exist, which a lot of death row interviewers do.

@LeneeLenee 2 года назад

So rapists and murders should be treated with respect? Child killers…..

@longhaul744 2 года назад

@@LeneeLenee that’s not the issue, the man is trying to connect with death row inmates to see how they think, how they are after their crime and to do that you have to approach them with respect to get things out of them

@LeneeLenee 2 года назад

@@longhaul744 Being able to respect child killers isn’t enviable.

@KyleEvra 2 года назад

@@LeneeLenee They're still human beings. Sure their crimes are horrible. If you really want to try and understand them. You have to treat them with respect.

@sethikablip8607 2 года назад

@@LeneeLenee Yes but he will get punished for that so the interviewer try to understand what they feel about death row

@Praetorian8814 Год назад

Frederick Baer (long haired guy) had his death sentence overturned to 2 life sentences without parole in 2019. McManus (the clean freak with diabetes) also got a retrial and got life without parole as well. Ritchie is still on death row and has exhausted all of his appeals.

@shinski8114 19 дней назад

so the guy who raped and murdered 2 people got his death sentenced overturned???? how?

@Praetorian8814 16 дней назад

@@shinski8114 I'm not sure how Fred Baer got a retrial. May have been something in appeal, or judge bias, idk, but he's doing life without parole now instead. (No way he's in general population tho) McManus, who killed his family, has a pretty below-average IQ and is somewhat mentally challenged, so that was enough for an appeal and retrial for his case apparently..

@crystalcarbajal770 3 года назад

It's really hard to reconcile a person who kills a mother and her daughter...then see him be so loving to a cat.

@rodolfosilva8974 3 года назад

Me parece un cínico el director si tanto te perturba tener que ver con la muerte de alguien buscate un trabajo de guardia de seguridad en un supermercado así de simple

@realone86_49 3 года назад

B not true

@danmoen755 3 года назад

We've all been deceived but have a creator who wishes us al reconciled to God and man.

@nezzlalamolina1376 3 года назад

@ba-zou-KA You just sound stupid!

@lindambalz5162 3 года назад

@B I don't love cats.

@rahallivex 5 лет назад

Shout out to the camera man who was there all along.

@buttersstotch2014 4 года назад

Jassy Rahal were you secretly the camera man? If so, good job bruv

@jigglesmanson4970 4 года назад

YOUR WELCOME, TWO PIECES HOW IS I AMS I GOOD.

@MrBodyCatcher01 4 года назад

Wtf lol so random

@simrata-kaurdhillon5033 2 года назад

I love that animals are a privilege in this prison. I respect the fact that this institution practices some form of humanity and that regardless of the crime the staff can look beyond and understand that the quality of life is far more important than the quantity of how many years served. Animals are such good medicine. Love and Light ❤️

@arshayoon8243 Год назад

I mean, cats also calm people down a lot! I would love to have a nice kitty pal in jail, but I would not do any thing to go to jail… hopefully

@tarabennett6643 Год назад

I felt bad that the cats have to lockdown with them 😢 they didn’t do anything, but I’m glad they have homes.

@Nestor420officialpage 5 месяцев назад

@@arshayoon8243 never say never

@anjalisharma461 Год назад

I have become a huge fan of Sir Trevor. He is so articulate, so dignified and gentle.

@LarryJackson-bm8jm 4 месяца назад

Hi dear

@omartinoco9930 5 лет назад

That cat would be on death row if he had remained at the animal shelter.

@breeannshimek816 5 лет назад

trueeeeee

@Jess-sh9fq 5 лет назад

my first thought as well

@rsmc_squishy3427 5 лет назад

😂haha literally

@amanahjacky8177 5 лет назад

True

@johnteal7708 5 лет назад

its sad that kitty kats are treated the way they are when they are so sweet!!! :(

@FirstNameLastName-gz1sw 4 года назад

“She’s in Germany! Doing what?” “She’s probably getting ready to fix supper” Dude actually thought he meant what was she doing that exact moment

@Mashruz 4 года назад

Ikr? 😂

@mymoon4748 4 года назад

Well from his perspective of life his answer is no surprise.

@paxsmile 4 года назад

David 420 that’s not that funny.

@0092786 4 года назад

well thats maybe bcs, when u have lived some years in prison, all u think abt is today and right now.. u dont think abt future so much, and everything is right now and here specific.. so thats why he answerd like this

@paxsmile 4 года назад

Hamza Ali yes, I do see it from his perspective, that’s why I said it’s not funny. Nothing in their life is really funny, it’s a bunch of sadness.

@kevinerhart5402 6 месяцев назад

Ironic how so much care and compassion is show to a death row inmate. While their victims were brutally killed.

@kishascape 3 месяца назад

The staff aren't savages and don't need to lower themselves to the inmates level.

@ericmaranga8961 2 месяца назад

Maybe it was just for the interview but in reality they're very harsh on the inmates

@darcygraham2430 Год назад

Please make more documentaries...this was so interesting and well done Sir Trevor.

@betsygatzman1402 6 лет назад

So a guy on death row can get a girlfriend and I can’t even get a date ... tf

@jameslee7535 6 лет назад

don't feel bad I can't get anyone either !

@Ken-xv4sb 6 лет назад

No, they manipulate lonely women out of their money. There is no "love"... but the lonely women can tell their friends/family "they have a man" when in reality they don't.... Google Ritchie (who is a POS, for what it's worth).... and you'll see his "wife from England" complaining on some other site that she found out he has some other woman on his visiting list, he's not responding to letters, etc.

@kburrell81 6 лет назад

I wish I had a girl too

@SledgeHammerMindOpener 6 лет назад

this a not only about money why do u open your mouth for nothings, you'e american maybe this is a sport in this country .

@Ken-xv4sb 6 лет назад

Then if you're so enlightened... please tell us dumb Americans what else it could be? What does a guy in prison (in the US), who will never see the light of day again, and will likely be killed by the state on a gurney at some point, have to offer a woman (in the UK)? Answer: Absolutely nothing. Like I said.. .this is all about insecure women and men behind bars who take advantage of them. Trust me, I've seen this a BUNCH of times... it's usually a woman who for whatever reason (usually self esteem issues) can't get a man on the outside, but wants to tell her friends "she has a man".... easy targets are these guys. They will give her 100% attention (so long as she gives them money), tell her how wonderful she is, how pretty she is, etc... despite the fact it's quite possible she will never even hold hands with him. Now, she can tell her friends she "has a man"... forget the fact he is in prison and she's never so much as kissed him (most death row visits in Indiana are no contact).

@michaelstatia4493 5 лет назад

These inmates have more manners than regular people lmao

@Jane20121985 5 лет назад

ok....let's stick you in there when the cameras are not there....

@zainahmed6502 5 лет назад

They probably only picked the ones who had good manners, to interview

@donrump461 5 лет назад

that's because they're In a controlled environment being observed 24/7 put em back on the streets and their true colors will surface.

@odin6667 5 лет назад

Prison is all about respect for the most part. You will learn how to talk to someone with respect real fast or you will have a very rough time...

@alphaomega4202 5 лет назад

Its called being institutionalized.

@EhsanullahKhan-db9ub 3 месяца назад

I spent a year in jail and I can tell that only there you can imagine how beautiful it is to be free and thinking that how easy it's to get money, job and to have a good life if only you have freedom...

@zensbleexperience3470 Год назад

I very much enjoyed these 2 videos. Thank you to everybody involved. Sir Trevor gives human dignity. Cheers

@ronvaliant9337 3 года назад

This should be mandatory watching for every high-school student

@natasharaymond8804 3 года назад

True

@amiamar9849 3 года назад

Absolutely agree..

@johannadennis-demby452 3 года назад

Highly agree these kids they think they sooo bad

@putin6018 3 года назад

Yes

@SacredWaves 3 года назад

I agree... However... These kids today are too busy being thugs to pay attention. They all say "not me. I'll never get caught" Sadly, no matter what you show them... They always know more than you... 😞 Sad but, when kids are used for politics, and indoctrinated in a school system... You get what we have today.

@isaiah.mcglasson 5 лет назад

Man this interviewer is so blunt and straight to the point they talk about his mom dying and he's like that must haunt you now lemme rub it in

@zarasbazaar 4 года назад

I think the inmates appreciate someone who doesn't bullshit them.

@l-_-merlaut-_-l4493 4 года назад

@@zarasbazaar That is true; they get enough bullshit from lawyers. But I think the main thing, is that the interviewer, however blunt he was, actually cared... And the inmates he spoke to could sense that and they want their stories told as well. They appreciate it

@williamwhite2113 2 года назад

Sir Trevor is a really good interviewer. He's not looking for an agenda he just wants to understand why someone would kill and to spend the rest of their lives in prison. Freedom is something you really don't think about until you lose it. I'm sure these men spend lots of time wishing for freedom but they're realistic in that for the most part, they never will be free.

@samade4520 5 месяцев назад

Sir Trevor..clarity of mind, wit, experience, very organised interviews, listening and watching without a break.

@ybj2x740 3 года назад

Watching this Make you appreciate life and freedom

@kayalexiis1226 3 года назад

yess . fr!

@ybj2x740 3 года назад

lifewitkay no 🧢

@nbahouseofhighlights5172 3 года назад

What if ur watching from prison

@kimmoreels7950 3 года назад

@@nbahouseofhighlights5172 makes you realise the loss

@emekaericadonis3782 3 года назад

Absolutely.

@pooppoo8379 4 года назад

What are the cats' offenses tho? They look tough af

@imahelpfulperson 4 года назад

Slitting a dog's throat.

@neversaw 4 года назад

Pushing everything off every damn counter

@rush1er 4 года назад

I'd be careful bruh... them cats got peoples on the outs. They'll take a dump in your shoe

@KILLxxWITCH 4 года назад

I was upset to know the cats are also put on lockdown, they deserve exercise

@dunxy 4 года назад

@@KILLxxWITCH Nah, not really. Most pet cats sleep most of the day,they can get exercise with simple cat toys, not like a dog that needs to be walked.

@thejanitor769 Год назад

Bless the custodians behind the scenes. Someone has to clean the prison. Unsung heroes.

@SimbaRobyn 21 день назад

I’m impressed with superintendent’s humanity. It’s a tough job, but I guess someone has to do it… I’m not even sure how I feel about the death penalty, but this was a fascinating doc. This host is the most objective journalist I’ve seen in a long time.

@allenwarren6063 5 лет назад

This makes you appreciate the life u have .

@Christian-ib1gd 5 лет назад

Allen Warren keep in mind that these people are inside there for not appreciating the lives of others a lot

@gdog0414 5 лет назад

Allen Warren frfr

@tiberiusedwards3968 5 лет назад

Allen Warren sure does

@antekolak7336 5 лет назад

Allen Warren to

@antekolak7336 5 лет назад

I'm

@lefur8 4 года назад

I'd like to know more about the prison cats as well.

@cruelad1075 4 года назад

love them

@lordgray4397 4 года назад

It makes my heart a little warmer when I see cats in this place

@neversaw 4 года назад

More cat interviews please

@allisonmccorquodale2463 4 года назад

deekat3279 It takes a very long time for prisoners to actually get executed the prisoners usually outlive the cats

@chancellor170 4 года назад

@deekat3279 I guess you didn't get the picture at 2:27. The cat goes with them.

@kimberleyclaeys9659 Год назад

Trevor McDonald has got to be not only a very courageous man but also one of the Best Reporters I have ever watched.

@turhakuolla6078 2 года назад

I LOVE THE MUSIC THEME its so longingly chill on the surface but theres something very uncanny about it. i think outside of the context it would invoke a feeling of calmness on a summer evening, golden hour or something but juxtaposed with the x-row it hits different

@chrismacks3640 3 года назад

Who else is addicted to binge-watching this type of documentaries they're fascinating and interesting

@LW-tb3cz 3 года назад

They’re

@millingsrgood3292 3 года назад

My husband doesn't like them...I'm always binge watching death or misery.

@jackieweaver3884 3 года назад

me! recommend me a few good ones

@chrismacks3640 3 года назад

@@jackieweaver3884 I will

@mgal6234 3 года назад

@@millingsrgood3292 OMG same here. My husband says I dwell on misery lol.

@DetetiveMonokuma 5 лет назад

"I just happened to commit this one murder" Oh, ya know, just casual stuff.

@gc315official 4 года назад

A normal Saturday afternoon

@SteefHartman 4 года назад

@@gc315official maybe he didnt like mondays?

@deaded7088 4 года назад

lol haha

@wvlf 4 года назад

I mean they're all probably desensitized to that sort of thing where that's all they've been around 20+ years

@authenticnanz 4 года назад

Lmbo right

@thejanitor769 Год назад

Sir McDonald is a great person, great at his job. Very respectful and non biased. He makes me smile.

@jennyneedsmeds 3 месяца назад

These candid conversations are incredible and haunting.

@raulruizlopez3384 3 года назад

I didn't go to high school, I've lost my wife in kids, I fell into depression, feeling hopeless, watching these videos helps me realize that I can fix my life I am free man I do have a future! 🤔🙏

@abhishekkaushal3085 3 года назад

@Raul Ruiz, You can do it buddy. i believe in you🦾🦾

@bevrolee8887 3 года назад

Anything is something you can build on. Freedom? First step in your future’s foundation. Best of luck!

@allisgrace1313 3 года назад

You got this! May God be with you.

@raulruizlopez3384 3 года назад

@TaZeR that's not very smart

@astaut2659 3 года назад

How did you lose them

@huntervoelker4033 6 лет назад

More pets for prisoners! It’s s a win-win. Shelter pets get a home, and you don’t know how it feels when you’re locked up, but an animal won’t judge you. This makes prisoners actually compassionate.

@SethMacLeod95 6 лет назад

Hunter Voelker word!!

@martinpecheur8506 6 лет назад

Most killers start off by killing animals.like cats..I'm not sure they should have an opportunity to take more lives

@matthewsmith6537 6 лет назад

I like your view on the matter. Thanks for the insight :)

@martinpecheur8506 6 лет назад

Hunter Voelker killers dont have compassion...there an oxymoron

@auunnfkristjansson6738 6 лет назад

The cat is the real gangster in there. MEOW

@Keranu 25 дней назад

That Is one compassionate and respectable superintendent. He has a way with words when talking about life and death.

@michelleslack9985 9 месяцев назад

This was done really well thank you to the man doing the interviews . You should do an update on the 12 death row inmates you interviewed and see if they are still waiting this video says 5 years ago . The original one I watched had men's and women's prisons together very long but well done 👏

@gajeshthakur 4 месяца назад

22:45: the six people on death row shown in this video, only three remain FREDRICK M. BAER: Formerly on death row; resentenced to life without parole BENJAMIN RITCHIE: Exhausted his legal appeals, still on death row HOWARD ALLEN: Formerly on death row; sentence commuted. Died of natural causes in 2020. ROY LEE WARD: Still on death row ERIC D. HOLMES: Exhausted his legal appeals, still on death row PAUL MICHAEL McMANUS: Formerly on death row; resentenced to life without parole.

@anneldest 3 месяца назад

He did. A 5 years later special

@crocodile1313 2 месяца назад

Not a single one of those guys on death row in Indiana have been executed as of March 2024.

@madisonsierra8663 6 лет назад

my god, he is a fantastic interviewer. very good questions, and approached everything with such poise

@sonicboom20078 5 лет назад

I completely disagree. His voice is his only standout quality.

@w1lf1ewoo 5 лет назад

I agree....In the days when there were only 3 TV channels in UK Trevor McDonald was the nightly news reader on ITN for over 20 years. He's was an English Walter Krondike

@spacewombat6174 5 лет назад

I agree Madison, he is a great interviewer and the inmates opened up to him because he treated them with respect

@grace-anncampbell3786 3 года назад

Damn these cats serving time too. 👀👀🤷.

@Sam-me5pl 3 года назад

they killed too many mice and rabbits on the streets

@ricardomoxam7475 3 года назад

Sam 😂😂😂😂😂

@ManishSingh-xo1fb 3 года назад

They serve time either in your home. Or in the prison. It's not like you are giving the cats a free regin - 'go live your life'

@astralfluxaf 3 года назад

The cats come from the pound... where they would be euthanized otherwise Many times prisoners find comfort in these adoption programs because the cats are relatable to them being that the cats have been essentially locked up and on death row too... but these programs give the cats a second chance as well as help the prisoners .. it’s a win win program really.

@kidomaruking35 3 года назад

They are serving 9 life sentences

@charlottecolley8713 3 месяца назад

No one has the right to take the Life of Another

@AlWilson2103 2 месяца назад

The barber 💈 saying he committed just this 1 murder “ I took the lives of 2 people.” Insane

@afrikaleta 4 года назад

The cat is not on death row.She has 9 lives.

@Smoked.X 4 года назад

Actually that's not her girl too ...the real one is dead

@kaletamusic 4 года назад

@@Smoked.X you got that right

@ninonicebx 4 года назад

Lmao. Good one.

@MrCosvideo 4 года назад

IX - row

@JustinLodes 4 года назад

Haha they electrocute the cat and the cat just comes back to life

@dylpicklethebugslayer 4 года назад

I know this is a 45 min documentary but it felt like 15 min only. Wow, this was conducted extremely well. My respects.

@augustusegg7324 4 года назад

Paradoxically, I simultaneously felt all those 20 years of prison time within this 45 min documentary. They did an incredible job

@vooriederesoldier2166 4 года назад

Dyl Pickle its a 90 minute documentary🤐

@seekp2676 Год назад

I like how this journalist asks those questions and politely throws shade under them 😆 he does not candy coat it on him too

@cw2256 Год назад

The barber seems like such a mild-mannered person. It seems he is respected by the other inmates.

@zacharymarkham5232 3 месяца назад

Was he the mild mannered dude who said, "just this one murder" when describing the stabbing death of 2 people?

@ktmalpha7787 5 лет назад

What a professional interviewer!

@billythe_kid5999 4 года назад

Prairiedoggen how? Everyone deserves to be forgiven.

@Powaboxa 4 года назад

@Prairiedoggen I don't think that was his intent. To interview people under these circumstances, one would need to show at least some level of compassion. Otherwise the interviewee would more than likely just become defensive or aggressive.

@Adam-xd8df 4 года назад

U feel sorry for them at first but once u hear what they did u like damn

@Adam-xd8df 4 года назад

@Vectik true

@DeadKraken 4 года назад

@Vectik Then you think about the loved ones of the people they killed, and it's hard to not to feel more empathetic towards them than the criminals. The criminals chose to give in to their lower instincts, the victims didn't have a choosing most of the times, and it's kind of pathetic when a man has enough balls to take a life but weeps when he contemplates the end of his own. They're not there by accident, if they wouldn't have killed, they would be free right now.

@crimsondeathwish3408 4 года назад

As long as they feel remorseful you should in my opinion

@erickanew 4 года назад

I know reading these comments people feeling sorry for them I'm like did they hear what they did.

@GirlyEnglishGamer 4 года назад

@Vectik ERM. Speak for yourself.

@troywhite4295 2 месяца назад

Watching this makes me happy an appreciate being home. Having a job an being on the right path staying out of trouble. Some of these guys r never coming home

@abbracia Год назад

An extrardinary documentary. Thank you.

@Eddiekungu 4 года назад

No one: Absolutely no one: Frederick: I ain't gonna sugar coat it

@thatsmrharley2u2 4 года назад

Candy coat it.

@essamsjourney5193 4 года назад

what does it mean??

@paigel.2013 4 года назад

Watch Me! Make it sound better than it is. So he is kind of saying “to be honest...”

@Felix-xw6du 4 года назад

Watch Me! You don’t know what it means?!?!

@Felix-xw6du 4 года назад

It’s like saying you get fired for smoking, but say you got in trouble for no reason

@hughlingard 6 лет назад

_"...from stealing cookies to shooting a cop."_ Well, I've always said that cookies are the real gateway drug.

@hughlingard 6 лет назад

Bonne Nuit lol thanks

@auunnfkristjansson6738 6 лет назад

Hehehehehehe. Hillarius. Dam the cookie monster

@dogechallenger4994 5 лет назад

Brian HL It would be crucial if the cookie monster would escalate

@naynaysuezi9567 5 лет назад

Lol

@sylviabennan 2 года назад

16:35 Am I the only one thinking we should implement a “prison course” in middle and/or high schools that show these documentaries and personal inmate experiences to students which would educate them and really just scare them straight into avoiding the path of criminal intent/violence. We had drug prevention classes but they probably wouldn’t be as effective as making students watch sad tragic documentaries like this. 50-80 years is a long long time, and a lot of people don’t realize that until it’s too late. It’s just not worth it.

@winterfloxk Год назад

SIR TREVOR IS THE BEST AT THESE INTERVIEWS!💞💖...his tone never changes whether it's a worker or inmate and that I RESPECT 👏 🔥💜

@jayneforster5677 6 лет назад

The elderly gentleman interviewing these prisoners is so well spoken and articulate

@TheDiveInn 6 лет назад

That's Sir Trevor McDonald. He was a news reader (anchorman) on British tv for years. He's very highly respected as an interviewer. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trevor_McDonald

@upstaterealfrank9279 6 лет назад

Jayne Forster he's probably hung

@benh2871 6 лет назад

British Morgan Freeman

@vyvyanbasterd7267 6 лет назад

Maybe she has only heard "those kinds of people" speak with a Geordie or Cockney accent.

@wynwilliams6977 6 лет назад

Normally I would be right with you there but Trevor Noah is actually pretty famous in England for just how cutting glass style his English and manners are

@Eitner100 2 года назад

The way Sir Trevor asks questions is exceptional. Full of respect, without judging. Pure journalism as it should be.

@thegoogleplus1791 2 года назад

Yeah and he doesn't interrupt the inmates he lets them have the floor so they can tell their side of the story.

@nathanwilliams9866 2 года назад

I am seriously in awe of this man. Pure journalism, indeed.

@luisaraujo4766 2 года назад

I was about to writte the same thing . A jornalist can shine without beeing the protagonist. Sir Trevor McDonald did just that

@pig173 2 года назад

500TH LIKE YORE WELCOME ;DDDDDDDD

@sarazigova8650 Год назад

Exactly

@maszybeal5091 Год назад

I didn't know what to think of mr.wilson when I watched another of these shows, but I think it must be a stressful job, I think he is as respectful to the inmate's as he can be. Trevor does such a great job in these interviews!!!

@barbaraconnett5057 2 года назад

I learned so much from this show, thank you!

@robertklar4352 5 лет назад

It’s actually incerdible how much this entertains me...Everyone should watch this, an hour of this really does change your thinking and meaning of life🙂🙂

@karabo933 4 года назад

Damn bruh. It really did change my outlook on life. We really do not appreciate life and its freedoms

@guidetv7379 4 года назад

@@karabo933 true

@AntonioJesus32109 4 года назад

You’re right I was just looking at the guy that is getting out in 2040 that’s going to be a long time . 25 years in prison. In 2020 he still needs 20 more how depressing.

@curfuffle7420 4 года назад

If this changed anyone's life they really weren't paying much attention to anything.

@norsketilbakeblikk3717 4 года назад

Why?

@shortgiraffe6311 4 года назад

This should be viewed by all teenagers in high school, before they get into criminal behavior. Who knows, maybe some lives would be spared. Thanks for the upload!

@NurseEducatorMentor 4 года назад

Honestly that’s too late for some... show it when they’re 11 or 12... the one guy brutally stabbed and murdered two old ladies at 13 years old.

@squarerootof2 4 года назад

They would say it's triggering and racist and they would run to the cry-closet.

@James-og2qu 4 года назад

This is being taught to us right now... We're learning about Capital punishment and the Church's stance on it. We watched a documentary similar to this that explains the life of people in prison. I'm looking at this vid because I need to write about a glimpse into someone's life in prison. This is just depressing... Our earlier topics that we learned about would be abortion and something else (can't remember). We will be learning about other controversial events going on right now. What are they? I don't know yet.

@essamsjourney5193 4 года назад

so true

@charlesverg2184 4 года назад

If schools in the U.S and the rest of the world focused on raising morally conscious, prosperous and self-aware functioning members of society rather than literally forcing useless, generic and inapplicable information into kids' brains, then maybe we'd have less young souls being consumed by the dark entities of life at such an early age.

@mitziwhitt254 5 месяцев назад

I thank you so much for the time you dedicate to all the people and letting the world hear there walking testimony of their lives may God bless them all and you dear sir

@alliekuma4234 3 месяца назад

I can't even imagine the emotional pain that man goes through when he has to put down a person he spends so much time getting to know. It would haunt me.

@adamsanders3844 2 года назад

I did ten years and to watch these videos of how my life used to be and see where it’s headed now is a blessing!

@dorisboylan4872 2 года назад

God bless you

@Praise- 2 года назад

Good on you lad You are doing good

@k9officerft434 2 года назад

If you don’t mind me asking what did you do I understand if you don’t want to say

@zenodotusofathens2122 2 года назад

Congratulations. You did your time. I wish society in the USA was kinder to felons. Welcome back and make it an awesome life.

@ourstunningplanetearth 2 года назад

God bless you!

@edew39I 4 года назад

Lesson learned. Don't steal cookies when you're seven years old. You'll end up on death row.

@RosieWilliamOlivia 4 года назад

Facts 😂

@neversaw 4 года назад

Jane Doe it was money though, cookies are the gateway drug to death row 😉

@BravoRox 4 года назад

I'm going to jail

@Happymonday2015 4 года назад

@@neversaw Today I learnt that bank robbers are innocent.

@kc7572 4 года назад

How about when you’re six?

@TheSeanquinn Год назад

The fact that he could stomach talking to that dude is amazing

@tiny2292 Год назад

This is my third time watching this documentary. I did 6 years In Mississippi prison for guns and drugs. Thank God I got deported back to South Korea. Got a beautiful wife and two daughters. I keep watching these videos to remind myself how lucky I am and blessed.

@hebehouse 4 года назад

My god I love Sir Trevor McDonald!! He is one of the classiest people alive. He treats everyone with so much respect. Such a rare gem.

@roxaneherbert6637 3 года назад

Sir Trevor has made us quite proud. 🇹🇹

@keyhunter9076 4 года назад

This just might be the best prison documentary I have ever seen.

@xoasli 4 года назад

Key Hunter periodt

@ryanjackson6701 Год назад

I cant imagine spending my life here just to wait to be executed. I often think my life is a prison but seeing shows like this makes me realize what a true prison is

@floremerveille5837 Год назад

Well said. Me too,sometimes I realize that my difficulty do not mean that I'm a prisoner. This documentary means a lot to me

@adjeiboateng6720 6 месяцев назад

One of the most eye opening documentaries I've ever watched. Thank you Mr Trevor

@nadagabri5783 2 месяца назад

On death row … and the others that followed with Wener Herzog is also (I think even better) than this one. That said this one is very insightful.

@adjeiboateng6720 2 месяца назад

@@nadagabri5783 I'll check them out

@natasha83196 4 года назад

Sir Trevor McDonald is a genius interviewer. Such a classy man.

@biggaburns7332 4 года назад

NatashaTashaTash if you think he’s good you should check out Grant Macdonald

@0092786 4 года назад

@@biggaburns7332 is that abt macdonalds?

@elizabethsmith9624 4 года назад

Why? Because he puts on a phony queens English accent?

@randomcinema5495 3 года назад

The cat didnt even do no wrong free my homie

@yamiescobar9774 3 года назад

Free my boy the cat doing time for murder

@Vzyoutube 3 года назад

Lmfaooooo

@aapoeepo 3 года назад

The cat gave free catnip

@rx7dude2006 3 года назад

@@06_Gucci_Mane F you.

@lordgoogoo539 3 года назад

Yeah free those cats! Those scum bags don't deserve pets.

@DavidLovesJesus 3 месяца назад

Thanks!

@rocket934 Год назад

great interviews, great journalist, great questions, great answers. GOOD JOB. And also good job at showing these men's humanity who would, in my country, have paid their debt by serving 20 years

@timwhite4885 4 года назад

The gentleman that is responsible for caring out the execution seems very compassionate in every aspect that he can be. Bless him & his ❤️.

@fababybaby4807 4 года назад

you realize that these people are already knowing whats to come so why make it worse

@AndreasEUR 4 года назад

Well, he's a murderer, so...

@wharrington8587 5 лет назад

Stabbing is such a personal killing. There has to be more to his story. Kind of gave me the creeps.

@victoriahazard1181 Год назад

WOW that was an amazing documentary!!

@samrouz 4 месяца назад

Yes it is!

@leslygibbs5343 Год назад

The respect if you will between the inmate and the one man who has to do the final step in his death is honorable. I don’t remember the name of the gentleman who does the interviews but I COMPLETELY RESPECT him for asking the BOLD HARD questions.

@Manuela.G. 7 месяцев назад

His name is: Sir Trevor McDonald

@kalebarancelovic 3 года назад

The scary thing is, most of these guys have qualities that make you like and feel sorry for them. Makes you wonder who the people in your life are that are capable of unthinkable crimes...

@patrishanotpatricia6456 3 года назад

That’s the thing though.. they’re sociopaths they know exactly what to say

@h.s.6037 3 года назад

@@patrishanotpatricia6456 I would lean more towards psychopaths. Sociopath still knows about right or wrong but they decide to do what is best for them nonetheless even if it is wrong.

@vladudo5377 3 года назад

I've been asking myself that same question for a very long time. You never know what's on other person's mind, even someone close to you. Most of these dudes were not born like that. Something made them that way. You think 90% of people who saw combat and killed ever thought they would be capable of taking a life? Probably not. Than it became just every day thing to them. PTSD during war or childhood. Guys were abused as kids probably also think violence is normal. Or course there is mental health, drugs, broken families, influence by older "role models" etc... There is a saying back in the old country - another man's soul is like a dark room. You never know what in it. P.S I'm not defending murderers and sadists or anything. They did the crime and have to receive punishment.

@hades0572 3 года назад

As if you'd put that as your profile picture... Crows suck, carn the Pear!!!

@vladudo5377 3 года назад

@Joshypooo absolutely. My teen years were happening right around the time when USSR collapsed. Organized crime surfaced. Value of human life became 0. There are some people who I used to be friends/classmates with for years who are doing life in Ukraine. Murders, war crimes and other serious crap. I knew these guys for years... I thought I did.