LWOP - Life Without the Possibility for Parole at Calipatria State Prison 

Just because these men learned to say what others want to hear doesn’t mean that they have changed! Baby rape, killing, ext… are evil acts keep the evil where it can’t hurt anyone else

I absolutely agree. I never took a life but I unfortunately had a CDC early G number and caused some unnecessary pain to people that didn’t deserve it at all. When your in these facilities most people do get religious all of a sudden. I’m sorry for your loss.

I worked in a prison, dealt with “these guys”. This is all an act , they always take the most well spoken, “chill” inmates for these types of videos and the inmates are just putting on a front. These guys are violent ANIMALS. Sick mother fuckers that will kill you over looking at them wrong

I am so sorry about your daughter 💔 I pray you have peace in your heart one day in Jesus name. Sometimes forgiving people is not just for them, but also for us. It’s like having poison in our hearts all of our lives for someone else’s mistake. One thing that helped me with forgiveness is realizing that if we would like God to forgive us our trespasses, then we must forgive those who trespass against us.🥺🙏

Do you have proof you can't believe anything on internet theses days

not a LWOP podcast but Ear Hustle is a fantastic podcast.

This^^^ glad I’m not the only one. 😢

can somebody explain why i see so many Non-caucasian prison inmates??, like 70 percent of the US population is white

As would I!

Even a monthly LWOP

What an amazing testimony! I’m so sorry you had to serve that much time. I feel the United States have turned incarnations into a money making profitable endeavor for many business owners who build and supply prisons. I feel it’s gotten out of hand. Not acceptable to me😐😞

great....the person or persons you murdered never got that chance. you think about that

@@thewkovacs316 how do you know they murdered someone?

@@rustyshackleford1908 this is california. you dont get life without parole for jaywalking. as someone who has been the victim of crime multiple times, i dont give a rats behind what happens to these miscreants...

@@thewkovacs316 1st mistake: living in California. 2nd mistake: assuming murder is the only reason people get LWOP. There are many, MANY different reasons. 3rd mistake: you show your bias by literally stating "I don't care what happens" followed by an insulting term. It'd be a shame if you got wrongfully convicted and people had the same attitude towards you, wouldn't it?

May he Rest In Peace. And you're not alone, we just cant see the ones that left us in the physical. At least for the most part.

Rip sounds like he was truly a rare thing a great guy bet he's watching you proud as hell

I most certainly agree. Great role model.

Nah daredevil is a pssy

This is real life.

Life is Life in Florida there's no parole here

I just hate the religious rhetoric, Bible thumpers love infiltrating prisons and catching people at their lowest moments when they will grasp at anything to stay above water, very disgusting practice these Xtians have. They take advantage of inmates in their most vulnerable state and indoctrinate them with nonsense to to join in their delusion. Why not offer the help needed without pushing what you believe ?

This guys didn’t know that until someone fed it to them. So called self reflection and saying they were denied anything as kids. What about all those people who didn’t take that route? If life has thought me anything. You make decisions and you live by those decisions good or bad you made that choice now live by it. Period

@@creasybear4426 why you gotta be negative for? At least they are aware of their wrong doing and trying to make it right they should get a second chance this life is limited as is.

@@creasybear4426 If life hasnt taught you about empathy and that people are different then you're inexperience in life.

can somebody explain why i see so many Non-caucasian prison inmates??, like 70 percent of the US population is white

@@creasybear4426 I guess you're perfect and have never made a mistake in your life. You don't have to feed anything to anyone. As someone currently incarcerated, the one thing you have plenty of time to do is think 🤔and reflect on your mistakes and life...with reflection and time comes growth and development. You learn how to think, how to make better choices and decisions that will have a long term impact on your life. Kids really don't know how to think at such a young age . We're mentally immature full on dumb ass and you're right everyone didn't take the wrong course of action in life, the probably had a greater guidance system in place and a better support system that enabled them to thrive in different areas of their lives. Please, don't be so critical, you were young once and have made some horrible decisions that no one knows about. Peace and Blessings

He a REAL ONE

that's Frank Caslte

Big Facts, Learned that at 25, 29 Now!

You got to do it, listen totally to yourself first.

thank you Frank Caslte

Chingon

@El Vato Negro give Jordan Peterson a listen.. probably will change your life

Wow! What a statement! Have you met each one of them? Did they share with you their story of hurt and abuse? 🤔

There’s certain things that are unforgivable and most of these dude either made too many mistakes or did one of those things.

@@Youstabemweslabem ..worked with youth in jail and also adults for 12 yrs. Female and male.

@@sellcryptonow6806 ... my father was killed and i sat thru 3 wk trial and yet I can still have an understanding of the circumstances that led up to the murderers life. Not even about forgiveness but about grasping why some people do what they do

Probably close but not all people who serve life had messed up childhoods.

Roger that!

Hang in there brother. 🙏🏼

AppreciatiOn is something I think we don’t do enough out here

Don't Do It!!!

Hang in their brother! My best advice is to hook up with an organization or church where you can talk about your feelings and maybe even one of these organizations has a prison ministry that you can get involved with! Don't give up!

@@bobowling1931 🫶🫶

Rock on brother. I'm proud of you

U never told me u was a criminal dad!!!? I am sneaking out with my friends now for sure

Right on bro, I paroled 15yrs ago also have a family and change my life, it can be done. 15%er Club

Kool u don't think Jon reads any of this

All the power to you dude. Things will work out for you.

@@williamdon3442 10 years out. Stopped doing drugs that all it took.

@Jeffery Drevdahl what were the crimes you were accused of?

@@defunddemocrats2470receiving stolen property to burglary. Battery on Officers. From 1980-92, those were the crimes that gave me strikes. Only witnesses were cops words. That’s all it took. I’m not talking about armed violent felonies. Before cameras. I would never have been to prison or jail if we had cameras back then. Never.

187 or 211

If they murdered kids like one of these did then no. They deserve nothing but to die in a box

Bigger then Rogan??? What???

you must not watch any other podcasts if you think this is unique. It's not bad but there are hundreds like it and many that are better.

No way. He’s blatantly Christian. They won’t allow that.

@@MrPinkLSD dude calm down. lol

@@theoriginalsurferbob ha! No....

You have to do some bad shyt to get LWOP

@@daryldixon3685 true. I do believe there are major problems with sentencing guidelines, there has to be a fair punishment for crime. Of course some people will say things like, just kill them all. That's not how things work. They did wrong, no doubt. But I also believe these men did the work to rehabilitate themselves far more than the average person that commits lesser crimes. But then there is recidivism. I once heard it said as, some people are doing life on the installment plan. The system should punish for crimes. But also rehabilitate so to minimize crimes from that person in the future. Somehow we miss the second part a lot in the US.

Are all of them really changed? If they had a chance too see this before they did what they did too get here, would they have done it? Would they do it again if let out? Alot of guys find God in the trenches....

@@briansharp4388 of course. The saying I've heard people say is Jesus lives in the box. Easy to find religion and play like you have changed. My "brother" changed and then got back on drugs. But he finally faced his reality. He was doing life on the installment plan. Now he is out and been clean, had a good job, married a kid. People can change. I'm not saying everyone does, a lot of prisons don't have programs like these guys did. Would they do crime again? I don't know. But we don't know if the guy who was on drugs and stole stuff who finished up 5 years has changed. Theft crimes are the most likely to return, most often drug related. So it's hard to say who does and doesn't deserve a chance.

@@michaels2208 my older cousin told me" go ahead, keep it up and you will wind up in prison, I have people in every prison in the US, I can get you Anywhere. You will wake up getting your ass beat, you will go to bed after getting your ass beat every night, I don't care how many it takes, don't care what depth I gotta call in" his son, my second cousin, didn't listen....he's doing life without parole in San Quentin....the fool shot at a guy from a moving car, and blew the head off a 13 year old girl....some people belong in prison

Exactly. That's what matters

It's a shame their victims can't tell any stories.

@@tendiesoffmyplate9085 they probably could. I'd hope everyone can.

An this is true

Congratulations Dustin, on doing the work and putting yourself in a better position despite the lifelong struggles you've had, me and many others are proud of you brother.

And I’m sure you’re serving a sentence with him as he’s your brother… how have you been doing ?

@@goodcatfilms4276 I’m not actually what kind of statement is that?

At this moment someone was going through hell

@@H3rrera_ I mean if my brother was in prison I would feel I was there with him until was free again I wouldn’t feel happy

@@H3rrera_ I think that persons comment was like about , maybe you suffering as well because your bro is gone .. he wasn’t saying in a negative way man he was checking on you to make sure u doing alright although you’ve technically lost someone close to u .. u know ?

End their relationship with who? Dont make sense

Ah yes, let's not have false judgement against killers and rapists, you are right.

@@kronotic the people who they grew up around were all of what you just described though? You’re ignorant

@@VolkerDrach No friend, YOU are the ignorant one. Easily getting your feelings of empathy manipulated by a video. The fact is this: These are savage criminals and they will say anything to have the slightest chance of getting out someday and mark my words they will do more harm to others. Statistics prove this. Chances are extremely high they will commit the same crimes. And why would a murderer be allowed to have any freedom ever anyway? It's not like their victim can get their freedom back, they are DEAD. Prison is too kind for these people.

@@kronotic lol I love the all capitals no YOU. Haha that but was funny, still people change you dont

I love your comment and your message, but not everyone is a blink away from LWOP… That’s a ridiculous statement man. No disrespect to any of these men or women in this situation, but I’m nothing like them..

@@bobbyfischer9927 living in a peaceful free bubble is a beautiful place to be until it gets popped. God has blessed America with so much Feedom, law, order, and ease that we do not often realize the brutality without or within. But I get ya.

"Every human being on planet earth is a blink away from LWOP" This is so true. My best friend, one of the sweetest and kindest people I ever knew, suffers from severe schizophrenia. One night during an episode he ended up murdering his girlfriend and her grandparents who he lived with then called the police on himself. This is just a couple days after he was telling me how much he loves her and her grandparents and how grateful he is to them. Despite his severe mental illness he was sentenced to life without parole a couple of months ago. Truly heartbreaking how your whole life can change in the blink of an eye.

So did jesus