The Man No Prison Can Keep Locked Up 

“This all started from a Karen calling the police”

This is really sad because the reason why he was sent to jail was because he didn't understand how a will worked

I actually feel incredibly bad for this guy, his stepmom deserves more than what he's got

how tf did he get jail time for accidently breaching a will

This guy never deserved being jailed or imprisoned. From his childhood he had potential to achieve greatness later in his life.

this is one of the saddest stories i've ever heard. This man, instead of receiving the psychological help he needed, was imprisoned.

His stepmom should be thrown in solitary confinement for 27 years and he should go free.

Man, it was the saddest history ever! D:

All over a vain step-mother. Shame.

He's innocent and naive and his stepmom should be in jail for false accusation.

‘A clothes dryer had been ripped apart; or in one mans eyes, defeated.’ - What a line

Imagine everything that would’ve been invented if this didn’t happen

Imagine what this guy could have invented if he wasn't in jail

Nah man I wasn’t on acid, I don’t even drink coffee, I just hate clothes dryers

This just makes me feel like crying. He deserves to escape

He’s literally innocent, well the first time he went to jail. His dad wanted to give him his box of tools but his step mom called the cops on him because he took the tools, but his father let him do that

Why is he still in prison if everyone knows he is innocent

Now that's a person who is innovative. He didn't deserve prison. His step mum is an evil person.

This is so tragic. His step "mom" deserves to go down in history as one of the examples of a textbook definition Evil Step-Mom.

Why is he even sent to jail in the first place? Im blaming the Stepmother, guards and the prisoner gang.

He had a brilliant mind. It's so sad to see his life destroyed over the tools which was rightfully his anyway

This is absolutely cruel. He should have NEVER been in jail in the first place.

I feel really bad for him... He's very talented and innocent too🥺

"A clothes dryer had been destroyed, and in one man's eyes, defeated" That is one of the best quotes I've ever heard

Man: Claims will left by his father. Justice system: life in prison

imagine if they let him keep his father's tools...maybe...he would have never went to jail, and have a happy life, working at what he liked doing...

This is the saddest story ever. I can’t believe the judge sentenced him to begin with. They were in the will.

Disgusting to see how unfair the justice system can be. What a strong minded and positive person he has been✊

I'm %110 on Mark's side in this matter. What the system has done to him is incredulous and exectable.

He SHOULD NOT be in jail, the justice system owes him freedom and reperations for his injust and cruel treatment. Please let me know if there is a petition to sign!

This guys amazing!!! Cutting keys from memory, AND out of paper too!? Wow...just wow 🤯🤯🤯

And what a cruel step mom too can't believe that one call spiraled into a life sentence

I hope the mother suffered badly. He didn't deserve this :'(

That was unfair, all he did was take some tools because he didnt know he couldn't oh yeah, and his stepmom was evil.

Poor kid. He didn’t deserve all this. I hope he finds peace one day

this is the saddest thing i´ve heard in my life! i feel so sorry for him...

Mark deserves all the tools in the world for what he's been through

Quick question. Why does a psychiatric hospital have LSD just laying in a cabinet?

27 years of solitary confinement is probably the harshest punishment in the history of mankind for an outcome that started by punishing someone ridiculously over the top for "stealing" tools.

This breaks my heart.

None of this would have happened if his mom wasn’t such a Karen. Edit: *stepmom

I love how he could say "this washing machine became his mortal enemy" with a straight face🤣🤣🤣

Wow, that was uplifting

I love watching this channel because I am slower than everyone else but I love it cause I’m able to learn while watching the video n it’s short n simple

So you telling me he went to jail for taking his dead dad’s tool box?

Netflix needs to do a documentary on this

Bro honestly I have 2 brothers with severe autism and this breaks my heart He doesnt understand what hes doing wrong! Honestly the court treated him wrong

Most awesome vid!!!!!!

A very sad story to be honest, if only he had someone to explaine him the besics of society...

There's 1000s of people with stories like this. We don't have a justice system, we have an injustice system

Absolutely tragic. That poor guy

"The wasing machine completly broken but in one mans eyes, Deafeated

Just imagine how many people they have done this to. This is pure evil in its truest form

That step mother really gonna pay for her sins one day it's just sad what happened to mark 😕

Nice vid this type of video is my type

me: *sees title* also me after watching the black dolphin prison episode:

Stories like this really make me feel unconfident in humanity..

That mom is the Karen of all karens

This has just broken my heart, the world is so cruel

1:50 I was thinking this seems insane but like now that I know it's Florida it makes so much more sense

Mark:"Behold! My stuff!" His stepmother: *"Our stuff"* And everything went downhill from there

The fact that no one acknowledged initially that he was autistic and had only taken what he thought was already his is wild. There is absolutely no mens rea (guilty mind) in doing that, and would normally result in no conviction had anyone pointed it out. Even him running is fully explained by autism. This is why we need mental health professionals on more cases. It should have just resulted in him having to return the tools until probate was finished. If there was a compassionate judge, the judge could have just dropped the charges and let him keep the tools. I don't know what weapon he was in possession of, so maybe that part was his bad, but he needed legal and mental help in understanding how to function in society (and probably a list of things he can own). Even then though, try telling an autistic person in fight or flight to not behave instinctually when they are scared or to not work on their hobby. That is so hard to teach. He needed a place to do those things productively with the right support and guidance. The prison and police systems are so broken, not just for issues with ableism and egoism, but so many other forms of misaligned power. We need better psychological evaluations for police officers, prison employees, and civilians. We also need better training and professionals on call for various forms of oversight in the handling of arrests, legal proceedings, and rehabilitation. It'd be cool to see representatives for major demographics whose job is to ensure fair and equal process and treatment.

This breaks my heart

Man that’s just brutal 😢😢

I like the Japanese guy who escaped under 24 hours armed surveillance without hurting a soul on one occasion: used miso soup to break a lock, climbed up his sheer 90 degree wall of his cell, to get to the ceiling to escape, as well as several other exploits, and then turned himself in and helped greatly change and improve the Japanese legal system

Someone should give a paper to the stepmom saying: Achievement Unlocked: Being the biggest Karen in the worlds history.

My admiration for his resolve.

Brilliant minds at work..!! Unfortunately he ended up there. Indeed one of the most brilliant people I've ever heard of or witnessed.

"The man no prison can keep locked up," Yoshie Shiratori would like to have a word with you.

After seeing this he didn't deserve what happened to him he was innocent his step mum was in the wrong not him

I was actually laughing out loud listening to the man beat up the dryer

“The drier was ripped apart and in one mans eyes defeated” made me laugh so hard I freaking peed lol

He can make weapons from anything and he can hotwire a car, he can make keys from paper, this man is a genius. If he was treated right by the justice he would have won a nobel prize.

There is no reparation, reconsolidation, or reprise that will return to him what he will now never have. The time taken from him is immutable and the damage done to him is permanent. No amount of remorse or regret could or would ever change the outcome for this human they destroyed.

6:06 I like the way the narrator said this. I’m sure in reality it was a high tense moment but here it was said so casually it made me laugh

If anything, I'm happy to see the comments. At least we can agree that if anyone one of us were the judge, cops etc, we'd try to find support for this guy. Imagine the good his mind would do if given the opportunity

This is sad and messed up he didn't know how the prison system worked and was beaten by guards and inmates all for just taking what was his

At this point the infographic show knows too much information they are now a suspect for all of their videos

Poor guy. It really breaks my heart

man. the song on this video is sooo good

A prisoner was told how he’d be executed. Needless to say, he was shocked.

Netflix should make a Doc on this man's life.

In one of the European countries they don’t charge you for escapes, because it is natural for a prisoner to try to escape, however they are charged for any other crimes that they commit while they escape

This is outrageous

i can't believe it all started when the cops arrested him for "stealing" his dads tools he inherited wow what a crazy story

As soon as he said “Florida,” I had all the information I needed to know.

the step mom really just turned this innocent kid into a insane crimal. man the world is so weird

I love this channel

Prison: **Locks him up** The Man: **Escapes** Prison: *Why just why?*

“27 of those years have been spent in solitary confinement, either with the absence of the sun, or in total darkness” *N O W G O W A T C H T H I S V I D E O*

😭i feel the pain.

that laundry machine was tough

another example how society failed someone.

I had school security throw me to the ground in middle school because I didn’t verbally reply or stop bouncing up and down. Wanna know why I didn’t stop? It’s because I couldn’t. I’m autistic and was very overwhelmed by their harassment. I had never gotten in trouble at school, let alone with the cops. His story and mine are only two examples out of the millions of cases where disabled people are abused by the system. No one listens to us and no one cares. And y’all wonder why we don’t want anything to do with cops.

This is what happens when men make laws. A person could spend his entire life in prison for taking what belongs to him. Everything is illegal without any regards to why it was done it the first place.

"Florida" yep. Was expecting that

From what you've said, he was dealt with entirely wrong, and I fully think he had every right to try and escape...

The stepmother must pay for this...👌🏼💯✔

The aide and the dryer takes me out every time.

I feel sooo sooo bad for the guy... I really am.. I just wish there is something anyone can do to help him out.. he never hurt anyone, he never intentionally break laws for the heck of it... He needs help