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Prison For Life: Women's Maximum Security Prison (Sir Trevor McDonald Documentary)
Sir Trevor McDonald meets more inmates inside two of Indiana's most dangerous women's prisons. Among them are Dawn Hopkins, who was sentenced to life for murdering her three-month-old son, and Sarah `Cindy' White, who was incarcerated as a teenager and will spend the rest of her life behind bars.
The veteran broadcaster also hears the remarkable story of Linda Darby who, after escaping from jail in 1972, spent the next 35 years on the run - before the law finally caught up with her.
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@besussus7821
@besussus7821 4 роки тому
So the woman who killed her baby gets out in 15 but the lady who was 16 who killed her abusers never gets to get out I hate the american justice system
@newlifenowife3522
@newlifenowife3522 4 роки тому
so,, do something about it ....
@nihalkrishna8510
@nihalkrishna8510 4 роки тому
Exactlyyyyy
@noa5641
@noa5641 4 роки тому
donbe fooled she made the abuse up after her conviction
@normalpeopleboreme
@normalpeopleboreme 4 роки тому
@evilangel7769 In the hospital for months, she was in and out of that fire multiple times. Why do think that is?
@fedupwitumboth
@fedupwitumboth 4 роки тому
beezus bhrist again....you’re assuming she told the truth on camera....I’d like to hear the “real” facts. She’s not in there because she’s innocent....everyone is innocent in prison.
@dianadundidit5343
@dianadundidit5343 5 років тому
"Now he's permanently blind" she says with a smirk... She's in the right place, she doesn't need to raise children
@shotforshot5983
@shotforshot5983 5 років тому
Her partner was sentenced to 50 years. But she was sentenced to 30 but only had to serve15 in prison... She has absolutely no idea what she did wrong, other than getting caught.
@kennethmitchell6184
@kennethmitchell6184 5 років тому
She should never lay eyes on her kids. I'm glad her victim lived. Hate the smirk and light hearted way she talks about a attempted murder as if it was a day at church.May she rot.
@aprildannettegosa5381
@aprildannettegosa5381 5 років тому
Diana Dundidit agreed I MUST HAVE MISSED THE SMIRK BUT THE WHOLE CONVERSATION SHE SEEMED GIDDY
@davidlukeskywalker1900
@davidlukeskywalker1900 5 років тому
It’s a nervous laugh
@tiredofit1968
@tiredofit1968 5 років тому
She and Sarah Pender have very inappropriate facial expressions.
@trashketchup1497
@trashketchup1497 2 роки тому
I did 2 1/2 years in a woman’s prison in Massachusetts. I got out in 2012 and haven’t been in any trouble/arrested since the day I walked out of there. My charges weren’t drug related but I committed them because I was addicted to drugs. I’m 31 now, have two beautiful children, a loving husband, a townhouse that we own and a truly amazing life. The cell mate I had the longest was doing life. She had murdered a man who had abused her child. So many people are amazed that I still send her money and letters and cards. But she is truly one of the nicest and one of the most kind hearted people I’ve ever met. She’s getting older these days and I’m really trying to visit her, but I now live in Maryland and just don’t have enough money to travel up there but I’m determined to find a way. I don’t think she’ll ever know what a great impact she has made on me and how I live my life now.
@ekjotkaur_
@ekjotkaur_ Рік тому
You’re amazing ♥️♥️
@samanrai7050
@samanrai7050 3 місяці тому
I really understand and relate to this comment!!! I did 2 years in Indiana, spent some of that time at the prison from this documentary. My charge was of a financial nature, no substance abuse, so I felt sort of like a tropical bird thrown off course during hurricane season because I had never been in trouble before and came from a "normal" life and now was suddenly in this strange underworld of prison. I met the occasional unsavory character, but also the best friends I have ever had! One of them just got released after 11 years! And one passed away from breast cancer and I have a memorial tattoo for her. Life is truly crazy.
@missleader5262
@missleader5262 2 місяці тому
What a wonderful story❤...I'm in MA and bring books to the library at the women's prison in Framinham. I'd be happy to check in and visit your friend...not sure how you'd PM me on here tho?
@Xperia-8
@Xperia-8 25 днів тому
Be vegan
@Xperia-8
@Xperia-8 25 днів тому
Be vegan 😡
@michelled34
@michelled34 Рік тому
Cindy White deserves to be paroled. She was 16 and has served 38 years. She is no threat to society. Kiana looked like she was proud of shooting a man in the face, yet she will get set free. It doesn't make sense.
@williamfielding6476
@williamfielding6476 Рік тому
A fire bug has a compulsion to light fires....Would you want Cindy to live next door to you?? ...I would Pass if I were you......Not Sure?...Try lighting a match and hold it under YOUR finger for say 8 seconds ,...Then tell us if you want her next door??
@michelled34
@michelled34 Рік тому
@@williamfielding6476 yes, I would be comfortable having her as my neighbor.
@desimae0324
@desimae0324 Рік тому
@@williamfielding6476 I believe there is a wide difference between a "fire bug" and someone trying to escape an abusive situation. Unfortunately the fire got out of control as they tend to do.
@williamfielding6476
@williamfielding6476 Рік тому
@@desimae0324 She was free to go...(You can't buy gasoline over the phone) What do you not understand about "Indiana's MOST DANGEROUS prison"??? Inmates are not here because they stole some Matchbooks.....💥
@schepvogelk5971
@schepvogelk5971 Рік тому
Completely agree. Cant keep kids locked up for so long. Time to move is. They are just in for the profit of the prison systems.
@Muni_Puni
@Muni_Puni 5 років тому
Just imagine your grandma suddenly getting arrested during dinner and she ends up saying “I escaped prison 35 years ago because I killed my second husband” tbh that would be such a legendary moment
@MansonX
@MansonX 5 років тому
Mushroom Kid the new husband would be thankful he didn’t disappoint her as much as the first husband lol.
@ChrisG-qz3ck
@ChrisG-qz3ck 5 років тому
MansonX the first husband is still alive, he remarried after divorcing his first wife
@tatyanadennis9926
@tatyanadennis9926 5 років тому
Mushroom Kid I’m sorry but she would be cool asf forever to me
@Bethany0420
@Bethany0420 4 роки тому
@@tatyanadennis9926 makes ya wonder if she had plans to kill him too
@Mantis_Shrimp99
@Mantis_Shrimp99 4 роки тому
My grandmother has a story similar
@user-wj8zr7tc5i
@user-wj8zr7tc5i 3 роки тому
I love the interviewer. He listens, asks in a respectful manner, doesn’t interrupt, his voice is very calm and his gestures are very gentle!
@bealong8718
@bealong8718 3 роки тому
He is a classy interviewer.
@vondahe
@vondahe 3 роки тому
He’s dignified. A splendid gentleman.
@xl000
@xl000 3 роки тому
easy to do when you are in a prison as a free man.
@anfrankogezamartincic1161
@anfrankogezamartincic1161 3 роки тому
Old school,from time when being polite was still cool
@anfrankogezamartincic1161
@anfrankogezamartincic1161 3 роки тому
@@xl000 i don't think it's easy being in the same room with murderers
@jacob_gang
@jacob_gang Рік тому
It’s crazy how a lot of these individuals seem innocent and kind and then you hear the crimes. Looks are deceiving.
@itravisoni
@itravisoni Рік тому
What even more weird is that the Baby killer only serving 16 Yrs.
@poohberrybear1632
@poohberrybear1632 Рік тому
right! don't trust anyone
@itravisoni
@itravisoni Рік тому
It's in there weird looking eyes.
@connievino4226
@connievino4226 Рік тому
They are all so nice behind bars. Post pregnancy issues I had for a while. Very hard. No support. But yet my son is doing well he is now 24. I raised him through it all. If people can't there are agency's that could help. Unlike 24 years ago. 16 years? I think I would let the firebug out first.
@Real_SkyRipper
@Real_SkyRipper 2 місяці тому
i disagree, reality is perception, if they are percived as kind then they are in that moemnt, crimes are done in the moment to, for reasons, does not reflect on decades of life, people aren't doing the crime on repeat 24/7 after all.
@fuckeduppiglet
@fuckeduppiglet 2 роки тому
I am so touched by how sweetly decorated the baby’s wing is. Obviously the babies didn’t choose to be born in these circumstances, I love the alphabet painted onto the wall and that their needs are well met. It’s not ideal for the baby but I hope that the mothers find purpose caring for their children. I’m sure that helps them stay straight in prison & after they get out of there.
@iancaldwell3850
@iancaldwell3850 Рік тому
your post is absolutely void of any understanding of right and wrong fran. the mothers made vicious decisions that ignored all levels of respect for others and the sacredness of parenthood. now caught, they just want to be treated like ordinary mothers who "didn't do nothin" to deserve this. do their victims or an intelligent society believe they are remorseful and unlikely to destroy the lives of others if released? sweet decorations and wall paintings show these women are meeting their infants' needs - wake up fran ...
@magicmofy2871
@magicmofy2871 Рік тому
@@iancaldwell3850 These are humans and not wild monsters. They need to truly understand what they did and being sorry about that and the lost freedom is their punishment. But at the same time they need to be resocialised. They need perspectives for their lives. The us justice system for pure punishment doesnt work: isolation is breaking the peoples minds. Because of the aim for punishment most of the imprisoned people will get back in prison. On top of that the us has the death sentence which makes them as bad as a murder themselfes.
@paxmule
@paxmule Рік тому
Abortion is the best option.
@samuellopez1957
@samuellopez1957 Рік тому
I Completely Agreed as Well 😊👶
@feliciaking8723
@feliciaking8723 Рік тому
I know I thought it was cute (In a sad and messed up way but cute nonetheless) that the baby’s had matching outfits w their moms prison clothes
@LL-zd6rg
@LL-zd6rg 2 роки тому
So a woman who kills an innocent child. Gets out after 16 years. But a woman who has served 40 years for an accidental fire, will die in prison? Disgusting.
@kevinpereira6417
@kevinpereira6417 2 роки тому
The fire wasn’t accidental and it killed 2 adults and 2 children, I agree with you that it’s horrible but it’s justifiable. Also, regarding the lady who killed her child was sentenced due to “shaken baby syndrome” and there’s about 1000 of those a year, the difference in her case is that she called for help through 911/paramedics which shows that it wasn’t malicious. It’s a lot harder to fight a case of malicious intent when you burned down a house with her whole family in it the way she did.
@GoldNava
@GoldNava 2 роки тому
@@kevinpereira6417 she must of shaken that baby pretty hard to kill it. That's a brutal way to die for a baby. Who cares if she called 911! She should be in prison for life!
@jessiewhitman8688
@jessiewhitman8688 2 роки тому
@@GoldNava It doesn't take much to given a baby shaken baby syndrome. Their little heads can't take it. You don't have to shake them like a salt shaker all you have to do is hold them up and just jolt them slightly. That lady should be in there for life no parole.
@gothicmatter9123
@gothicmatter9123 2 роки тому
Right agree.
@jhonnybravo4065
@jhonnybravo4065 2 роки тому
True indeed 🤦🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️
@tawnyarasmussen1965
@tawnyarasmussen1965 4 роки тому
He is such a good interviewer. He asks questions without judgement.
@auntbenben
@auntbenben 4 роки тому
I agree. He is so unbias. He'd be the best Supreme Court Justice Judge.
@cwnapier67
@cwnapier67 4 роки тому
tawnya Rasmussen As an Ex Pat living in USA I miss Trevor he is exceptional. He used to read the evening news when I was a child and looked up to him as a black Englishman,
@alinahbrooke7174
@alinahbrooke7174 4 роки тому
Yeah
@Kogaion78
@Kogaion78 4 роки тому
oh ya!....I wonder why......bloody bolsheviks!..........u put one to prison, and get bakkkk4 kids!......oh ya!....the right to make 10 babies on death row!........more votes for communism!.....iiiiiiiihaaaaaaaaaaaa !!!.........
@TheBLACKMQQN
@TheBLACKMQQN 4 роки тому
@@Kogaion78 the new normal
@Emsgems613
@Emsgems613 Рік тому
I really find it humbling that even though these women did horrific things, Trevor still speaks with them with such a level tone. I really enjoy his documentaries.
@jo-jo8845
@jo-jo8845 Рік тому
I guess at the end of the day, they are humans
@billymarino4452
@billymarino4452 2 місяці тому
One thing you have to remember is that an interviewer can't be overly critical or harsh to the people interviewed. Otherwise they would most likely refuse to talk to Trevor or give him the bare minimum as far as personal details go. If they don't talk, there's no show. So Trevor has to speak with them with tact and neutrality. That doesn't mean he has to like or be friends with them.
@charriso
@charriso 7 місяців тому
Cindy’s story is particularly heartbreaking - the system is truly messed up.
@maib8517
@maib8517 28 днів тому
she literally killed 6 people including 4 children
@pennyp7382
@pennyp7382 3 дні тому
Oh knock it off. She is a master of manipulation. She lit 6 kids on fire and then acts so innocent for the camera..she on purpose burnt herself a little bit to sell the story of she "ran in" after she lit it to "get away" She's just lying.
@TheAustinWoolShow
@TheAustinWoolShow 2 роки тому
This man is a fantastic interviewer. He's able to ask very hard and serious questions while still being totally respectful.
@ITI-xi5zx
@ITI-xi5zx 2 роки тому
he didn't seem very compassionate to me at some points
@santhakumariperumal1304
@santhakumariperumal1304 2 роки тому
6
@561yungin8
@561yungin8 2 роки тому
I was thinking the same thing he asks amazing questions
@vicentelucatero3257
@vicentelucatero3257 2 роки тому
@@ITI-xi5zx Q
@annesamuel598
@annesamuel598 2 роки тому
@@ITI-xi5zx सन
@Charlotte66666
@Charlotte66666 5 років тому
The woman that killed her baby and abused the first two doesn't deserve to ever be released.
@Charlotte66666
@Charlotte66666 5 років тому
Sebastian Bijan I completely agree with you, that was unbelievable.
@bourne0077
@bourne0077 5 років тому
People like her should have been sterilized, if you abuse your children you shouldn't be able to have more. She said she made a promise to her boy before he was born to keep him safe. All I could think was, age probably made that same promise to her other 2 kids as well.
@billyjack1825
@billyjack1825 5 років тому
That would not work because it's about power!!
@IronZio
@IronZio 5 років тому
But still it's so bad for her to go out: she will loose the one hour, monday to friday, ping-pong session. :(
@Turin_Turumba
@Turin_Turumba 5 років тому
CakeIsMyBoyfriend Forever You're not wrong there
@askip9304
@askip9304 Рік тому
16 years for murdering a 3-month-old? That people like that are walking around us is horrifying. The people that are behind her getting out after 16 years should all be behind bars, that baby did not get justice.
@karenj1933
@karenj1933 8 місяців тому
Maybe someone else will do some justice in jail. Hopefully.
@margiemontgomery3528
@margiemontgomery3528 2 місяці тому
What do you think about women that have abortions is that murder
@Tigrethetiger
@Tigrethetiger 11 днів тому
@@karenj1933 that’s not the way it works in women prisons Men’s prisons on the other hand 🔪🩸☠️
@RochdChati
@RochdChati Рік тому
Sir Trevor McDonald is one of the best journalists and interviewers of our lifetime.
@clarewelter2207
@clarewelter2207 15 днів тому
I agree with you!
@msherazi1259
@msherazi1259 5 років тому
That lady who killed her infant son- her eyes dont seem “right.” And she kept saying “ I took someone’s life.” Using the word “someone” for your own baby?! She is not “ok” it seems.
@deaconsmom2000
@deaconsmom2000 5 років тому
Agreed. She's probably medicated for one mental disorder or another. Her detachment from the little someone is telling. No remorse even though she admits to the crime.
@hoosierhiver
@hoosierhiver 5 років тому
none of therm are OK
@megganbeck6772
@megganbeck6772 5 років тому
When she said someone, that got to me too. Sad that her child was just someone.
@jesseye7036
@jesseye7036 5 років тому
That part bothered me, too
@itsabovemenow
@itsabovemenow 5 років тому
Yeah I picked up on that too. She has completely removed the fact that she killed HER child from her mind. Absolutely no remorse! And I’m sure she has all her parts and will ave more kids once released. She should’ve definitely been given life.
@klondike460
@klondike460 3 роки тому
The woman who smiles and laughs about shooting the guy in the eye and is permanently blind...no words.
@bright2334
@bright2334 3 роки тому
She's the real devil😈 No sign of remorse after years...Smh
@JohnDoe_69
@JohnDoe_69 3 роки тому
I believe that is a nervous laughter.
@tanagunda1368
@tanagunda1368 3 роки тому
She’s really smiling and it’s shocking even when she said she felt nothing I believe she still feels nothing
@verocimil
@verocimil 3 роки тому
Smiling during such an interview generally can also be a sign of understanding, of looking forward and being loving and respectful to the person one is talking to and to the persons surrounding oneself. But if there are no remorse, no regretful feelings and compassion towards the persons one has damaged that severely, trying to see the consequences it has in the life of that persons until the end, feeling and suffering for it very deeply, than something very fundamental is lacking and evilness is still present. On the other side, as harsh and disturbing it may be concerning to what I have stated before, she is being very honest and not lying about the reality of here feelings or lack of thereon.
@tanagunda1368
@tanagunda1368 3 роки тому
@@verocimil I never wanted to lie about her feelings, it is her truth but where is the respect for the family and the guy who has to watch her through one eye grinning.
@elizabethconroy7665
@elizabethconroy7665 Рік тому
Sir Trevor is a very charming and compassionate man Does very respectful interviews
@milagrosgranados1316
@milagrosgranados1316 Рік тому
My heart goes out to Cindy I pray she gets released.
@ironwolf56
@ironwolf56 Рік тому
You're falling for her act. During her original trial and for years there wasn't a peep about abuse, she just magically started claiming it after parole hearings with zero evidence.
@laur131306
@laur131306 Рік тому
@@ironwolf56 I dug around in her case and my position is shes a skilled manipulator that's had decades to finely tune a story that makes her the victim and not the 6 people she murdered. Granted, 16 year olds arent smart but they can be more dangerous than any adult because they have the physical ability to inflict adult damage but they have the faculties and maturity of a teenager. Sorry, I feel bad for her...truly. but I don't believe her.
@williamfielding6476
@williamfielding6476 Рік тому
I think the state would rather Hang her than let her out...Did You ever burn your finger? Think how it would feel to be burned to death while YOU scream for help and NONE is coming???
@raymonddossey
@raymonddossey Рік тому
Think it's strange that she got out , but yet was trying to help the other's and 6 people died. Why was she so lucky ? Maybe if some of the 6 survived her story would make more sense .
@festivelady826
@festivelady826 2 роки тому
I love Sir Trevor. What makes me sick is that Cindy will spend the rest of her life in prison for making a horrific choice when she was 16, but the baby killer who laughed throughout her interview, abused her first two children and then shook her 3 month old son until he died, gets to go home. Where is the fairness in that
@CatBrash
@CatBrash 2 роки тому
American justice
@dolphineachonga555
@dolphineachonga555 2 роки тому
No of dead people (six), and the the visual horror of their deaths by fire. Also depends on the prosecutor, judge and quality of lawyer(s).
@CatBrash
@CatBrash 2 роки тому
@@dolphineachonga555 fire lady deserves life. It appeared to me like she wasn't being completely honest in her story
@zereth2792
@zereth2792 2 роки тому
@@CatBrash Regardless once your abused at that age you make irrational decisions at that age which seem rational. If she did have burns trying to save those people then i believe it really was just an accident. Regardless it still really is tbh. Her target was mainly the abuser not the innocent people that had nothing to do with her
@hollyhope7227
@hollyhope7227 2 роки тому
I see it the same way. Or have a look at Ronald Sanford on death row. Terrible. He was 13 by the time he comitted the crime. So sad. And there is no justice in the system itself.
@darecoaster9086
@darecoaster9086 3 роки тому
I really like this interviewer. He’s not condescending but also asks great questions. He asks the questions in the best way possible.
@maryannebrown2385
@maryannebrown2385 3 роки тому
Yes, he is so dignified. Immediately you see what a gentleman he is. And he clearly has empathy for these women.
@isabellerozycki2936
@isabellerozycki2936 3 роки тому
Yes I agree!
@SoCaliSurfer13
@SoCaliSurfer13 3 роки тому
What’s annoying is that he will hear an answer/statement and then just repeats the same thing back to them.
@justhereforthevideos2798
@justhereforthevideos2798 3 роки тому
I love all his documentaries.😍 hes almost soothing to watch
@Dizzy_Threads
@Dizzy_Threads 3 роки тому
@@SoCaliSurfer13 that’s how you communicate effectively. It lets the speaker know you heard them, correctly.
@teresadalessio1
@teresadalessio1 Рік тому
08:58 the guard walking with mom and baby is so sweet. Definitely a dad to daughters or granddaughters at home.
@dollskull86
@dollskull86 Рік тому
I said the same thing!! He looks at the gorgeous baby with care regardless of her mother being a prisoner! 😍
@islandgirl5762
@islandgirl5762 Рік тому
It's crazy that they've kept Cindy in, she was a traumatized child, who did a stupid thing (many kids do, even those with stable, happy homes) She deserves freedom now.
@deborahhatswellbbr
@deborahhatswellbbr 5 років тому
why does she smile everytime she talks about shooting a man in the face, almost a "whoops sorry" moment.. you blinded a man and destroyed his family, i hope they play this interview at your parole hearing..
@blackbookt.vchannel7616
@blackbookt.vchannel7616 5 років тому
All of them smile talking about a murder
@bassred7065
@bassred7065 5 років тому
Her actions explained it all because now instead of 15 out of 30, she has to do 24..
@hankmoody940
@hankmoody940 5 років тому
Deborah Hatswell BRITISH BIGFOOT REPORTS yeah I thought that also. Psychotic-like
@internetvide0
@internetvide0 5 років тому
Antipsychotic drugs. The baby killer is on them too.
@luciac9123
@luciac9123 5 років тому
I wish they woukd interview the victim. Lets hear his side of it and how he lost his eye because of her.
@larva6545
@larva6545 4 роки тому
only 16, abused and tried to escape, tried to save her victims and now says “I look forward to knowing my life is ending soon” her entire case broke my heart into a billion tiny pieces
@vickirosstudor490
@vickirosstudor490 4 роки тому
Look on the bright side, at least you’re still breathing. Her 6 victims, not so lucky.
@shuepsx652
@shuepsx652 4 роки тому
@@vickirosstudor490 If you killed someone accidentally with your car, do you think you would deserve to rot to death in prison just because that person you didn't want to kill is not alive anymore? You're commenting here and there and show less empathy for others than her.
@lynnkesh254
@lynnkesh254 4 роки тому
A trillion for me
@vickirosstudor490
@vickirosstudor490 4 роки тому
Shueps x Yes. I would deserve it. In her case, she deserves it times 6.
@shuepsx652
@shuepsx652 4 роки тому
@@vickirosstudor490 If you think that someone that accidentally kills someone deserves the same as someone that chose to murder and torture then you are out of your mind. Even the justice system has different terms for those situations
@dollskull86
@dollskull86 Рік тому
With these interviews, just viewing them is upsetting so I can imagine how Sir Trevor may feel, in fact, he's admitted to these interviews being haunting after all of these years. He's said he would never put himself in this position again, I appreciate his work 🙏🏾 though it was trying to get these interviews done
@angalajohnson4024
@angalajohnson4024 Рік тому
I love all of this man's documentaries they are all so open and just really honest direct
@Alskdoenfkemfnek
@Alskdoenfkemfnek 4 роки тому
that lady thats smiling while she describes shooting a guy in the face needs to stay in jail forever.
@truemility7919
@truemility7919 4 роки тому
😂
@jemsar2
@jemsar2 4 роки тому
Absolutely - if you can smile while explaining the crime you're guilty of you are heartless. Not to mention it's obvious that she's also remorseless.
@davidfriend1919
@davidfriend1919 4 роки тому
yeah , she is extremely nasty .
@kissmyacidrocks
@kissmyacidrocks 4 роки тому
did you know some people laugh while they were in the midst of 9/11 right next to the towers, watching bodies? and also when interviewed about it they have a very specific thousand yard smile? sometimes it comes from internal bafflement to what they feel it is they are dealing with seeing or talking about, not always enjoyment of pain
@Density96
@Density96 4 роки тому
@@kissmyacidrocks yeah, i always have to smile when i have to tell someone something sad and i hate it but i think im just so overwhelmed by my emotions that my body doesnt know what to do
@jamiegearheart2239
@jamiegearheart2239 5 років тому
So mother who kills her child can leave but women spent 38 years can not? This makes no sense at all.
@Novosadjanin82
@Novosadjanin82 4 роки тому
She killed 6 ppl
@dominicks19
@dominicks19 4 роки тому
Jamie Gearheart and weren't 4 kids ??
@thecincinnatichick
@thecincinnatichick 4 роки тому
That's the US judicial system.
@thecincinnatichick
@thecincinnatichick 4 роки тому
TheVille 043, true dat
@bubbabubba344
@bubbabubba344 4 роки тому
Huh
@bigg4403
@bigg4403 Рік тому
You know. It never ceases to amaze me how much of a professional reporter and investigative journast Trevor is. He never openly expresses judgment or opinion and never tries to make connections to wider agendas. He simply presents the reality of the situation, the un distorted facts of the matter to the viewer and leaves it to the individual viewer to form their own opinions and judgements. If every so called "professional journalist" was like him I would actually watch the news and investigative reports. Trevor is what the words Educated and Professional were supposed to reflect. This is accurate and professional reporting and because of that it has immense educational value and is enjoyable to watch.
@cathyursulacomrack5653
@cathyursulacomrack5653 Рік тому
great interviewer , so undbiased! this woman is crazy! all her smiling and detailing talking . never let her out !
@Monoiru
@Monoiru 4 роки тому
Now I know why he was knighted to "sir". His way of interviewing people is just something you don't see a lot of these days. He has respect for others, even though he might not agree with what they have done. He doesn't let his emotions take over. It's great journalism.
@goondocksaints9597
@goondocksaints9597 4 роки тому
The focus of the documentary is to put these women in the best light possible. He didn't let his emotions take over, but don't be fooled that he doesn't understand his job is to NOT say anything that makes them look bad. He did his job of shaping people's opinions, and he's good at it - but that's not journalism, which is reporting facts without any spin. What he's doing is definitely spin.
@suze816
@suze816 4 роки тому
Sir Trevor McDonald is quite an accomplished fellow ! Check out his Wikipedia page ! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trevor_McDonald
@jenn0802ifer
@jenn0802ifer 4 роки тому
Agreed.
@liamxx648
@liamxx648 Рік тому
Honestly, his interviewing process is something to be admired, he keeps his calm cool level headed composure throughout everything even when faced with the "worst of the worst"
@deby5983
@deby5983 4 роки тому
This is the 2nd one I watched with this interviewer. He is so polite and calm while interviewing. Never a hint of judgement in his voice, which may be why inmates find it so easy to spill their guts and staff so easily explain things. Good going Sir McDonald!!
@laurahawkins827
@laurahawkins827 3 роки тому
You are so right, no judgment whatsoever such a gentleman
@KittyAmour
@KittyAmour 3 роки тому
He is a great interviewer. I like that there is no judgement but asking questions where he generally wants to know what their lives are like.
@Seraphim2611
@Seraphim2611 3 роки тому
Seems like a intelligent and caring grandfather
@paulinebrown2668
@paulinebrown2668 3 роки тому
Agree
@laurametheny1008
@laurametheny1008 2 роки тому
Me too! I love this guy. I hope he has many more to watch.🙏
@nisimdahan3009
@nisimdahan3009 Рік тому
Sir Trevor McDonald Hello dear man. I follow your amazing programs and really enjoy every second..You are an amazing interviewer, the way you present the questions and in my opinion it is a drop in the ocean compared to what happens in the prisons in America..unfortunately. Kudos to you for the works and content you show me and the whole world. Thank you very much Nisim Dahan Israel
@adrienne403
@adrienne403 Рік тому
What a lovely man, Sir Trevor McDonald, and such a gracious interviewer.
@julietteps6628
@julietteps6628 4 роки тому
I can hardly comprehend how a 16 year-old suffering from constant abuse who involuntarily murdered people would get life in prison. People change. She didn’t mean to do it and after all of these years, keeping her in prison is a waste. She could’ve had a perfectly fine life after a few years incarcerated, but the system is completely unfair and messed up so she’s stuck there while someone who has purposely killed a child is getting out.
@parichawlaa
@parichawlaa 4 роки тому
Exactly and if we put ourselves in her shoes, we will feel so bad. Like when she was younger, she faced sexual abuse from her own family and when she tried to escape that life, she ended up in prison. She even burnt herself trying to protect those people in the house who abused her. She didn't mean to kill them.It's been so long, she should be released now.
@amberandersen2750
@amberandersen2750 4 роки тому
I hope there is someone out there who reads these and will look into helping the girl who’s been locked up since she was 16, because it’s not right!! The baby murderer should be in there for life!!! I swear Indiana has the worst laws!!!
@April-ih4jx
@April-ih4jx 4 роки тому
I feel bad as well but under those circumstances they could have given her the death penalty for killing 6 people in a fire gone wrong.
@myself-wm8ek
@myself-wm8ek 4 роки тому
It’s more than likely she’s lying.
@MrBernardhard
@MrBernardhard 4 роки тому
All you people who are saying the woman who killed six people should be set free are are demons.
@ausis6214
@ausis6214 3 роки тому
22:23 "I never went on a date." Me at 25 who's never been to prison: Same
@whippet19335
@whippet19335 3 роки тому
You have a sense of humor so I love yiu
@voodoo2445
@voodoo2445 3 роки тому
Me, 22, who's never had one of those two things: Same
@sc4r3d0ntf34r
@sc4r3d0ntf34r 3 роки тому
Me in 3 years when I'm 25: same
@sultanateoffaydurrow2024
@sultanateoffaydurrow2024 3 роки тому
C'mon guys. You can do better. You deserve better. 23 and I have just started using Tinder/Hinge. There is someone out there for you. You just got to get out there.
@Trixie91
@Trixie91 3 роки тому
Don’t worry, I had my first real date around 25 and my first kiss at 28! It will happen eventually ;) it’s ok to be a late bloomer
@Coffeeme19
@Coffeeme19 Рік тому
The interviewer treats them with dignity and respect, that is wonderful.
@paulwashington98e
@paulwashington98e Рік тому
Hi there? Hope you're good & staying safe?
@Spicygabbagool85
@Spicygabbagool85 2 роки тому
These stories, juxtaposed, show how incredibly disorganized our system is, it is almost laughable. The 23 yo woman who murdered her child (after losing custody if two others because of abuse) is let out after 16 years. The 16 year old child who desperately tried to escape abuse and ended up starting a fire killing 6 spends her life in jail. In my eyes, the punishments should be reversed.
@XTRABIG
@XTRABIG 4 роки тому
Anyone whom is interested in pursuing a career in journalism or media please watch how Sir Trevor McDonald operates. He is non judgemental and unimposing as an interview. He remains calm and almost stoic in his responses. He allows the interviewee to reply and only interrupts for the purpose of clarification. He is genuine and sincere in his approach. His skill allows people to open up and be forthcoming willingly.
@donnahardenbrook7440
@donnahardenbrook7440 3 роки тому
Amen
@willthomsen7569
@willthomsen7569 3 роки тому
Definitely a unique and excellent model
@ZappaZombieWolf
@ZappaZombieWolf 3 роки тому
He is a McDonald...... a gentleman....
@rogerbelger2014
@rogerbelger2014 3 роки тому
@deb mohagheghi thats what i believe too deb, this interviewer always makes it seem like the criminals are the victims, i cant stand to listen to him for too long..
@joje1118
@joje1118 3 роки тому
Anyone who* stop being pretentious.
@minecraft8587
@minecraft8587 4 роки тому
Trevor deserves his title (Sir). He is an amazing interviewer.
@MissCherryBomb69
@MissCherryBomb69 3 роки тому
He is a sir. I took a screenshot but I cant show you. Watch the end it says sir!!
@mackofalltrades3155
@mackofalltrades3155 3 роки тому
It's in the description below the video as well but I think they know that and was just saying that they agree that he should be a "sir"
@katiedragoo512
@katiedragoo512 3 роки тому
W...... ........ lisa is not soooooooo zdx anymore xx is a
@LoveMusicSound
@LoveMusicSound 3 роки тому
How Dawn is released but White got that long is beyond me. Messed up system ever. 😡
@ms.muffin7592
@ms.muffin7592 3 роки тому
To me he’s up there with David Attenborough and Morgan Freeman. I’m glad I came across his prison documentaries. Very eye opening.
@doobaa
@doobaa 5 місяців тому
What a wonderful human being Trevor is; compassionate and inquisitive. Thank you.
@FreeUgcgamecards
@FreeUgcgamecards 6 місяців тому
Watching all this makes me realize how precious my life, AND others lives are. The thought of my freedom, my life, decades worth of experiences taken away, is more than frightening.
@fhd588
@fhd588 2 роки тому
Kiana is a monster. She kept smiling while describing her crime. Never let her out
@delaneyreyes8995
@delaneyreyes8995 2 роки тому
I noticed that as well. She has no remorse
@Vickytoriahirt1234
@Vickytoriahirt1234 2 роки тому
Ya I saw that. It was creepy
@briannarossback8113
@briannarossback8113 2 роки тому
finally someone said it
@rosebud6485
@rosebud6485 2 роки тому
At the rate she’s going, already getting an additional 9 years, she probably won’t ever get out.
@Gramatic69
@Gramatic69 2 роки тому
A lot of people mask other emotions with humor.
@Chicagocubbiegirl
@Chicagocubbiegirl 4 роки тому
"I don't have a lot of family support" says the woman who beat 2 of her kids almost to death then killed the third. That's kind of like a guy who kills his parents asking for mercy because he's an orphan.
@ivymeadows1944
@ivymeadows1944 4 роки тому
And everyone keeps saying "bUT shE HaD PoSt ParTUm dEpreSsiOn!!!11" Please. The majority of people have some form of mental illness or other, it doesn't mean they deserve sympathy for murdering their baby.
@katiep6752
@katiep6752 4 роки тому
Chicagocubbiegirl scary thing is, she still of age to be able to give birth again.
@katiekat4457
@katiekat4457 4 роки тому
Chicagocubbiegirl she didn’t abuse her first 2 kids as far as we know. Why do you even say that?
@katiep6752
@katiep6752 4 роки тому
Katie Kat it was established in the description of a portion of her life outside of prison that she did indeed lose custody of her first 2 children due to abuse.
@katiekat4457
@katiekat4457 4 роки тому
Katie P thank you. I must’ve missed when they said it. I thought she had custody because she was happened to be alone with him that day. My mind wonders off a lot so I will take your word for it. Should I edit my comment then or leave it because you answered it?
@leslygibbs5343
@leslygibbs5343 Рік тому
Thank you for sharing ❤
@princerajvanshi129
@princerajvanshi129 Місяць тому
This prison so clean compared to other documentaries i have watched.
@hayleybourgault4114
@hayleybourgault4114 5 років тому
Woman who set fire at 16 to free herself gets life and woman who killed her son gets to leave Something wrong with this picture
@Ocyla
@Ocyla 4 роки тому
She killed SIX PEOPLE though.
@annae5341
@annae5341 4 роки тому
the first one killed 6 people by being a complete idiot and the second one was mentally ill. none of them deserves life sentence
@marshaecarden8553
@marshaecarden8553 4 роки тому
Ocyla she tried to save them though
@annaneedshelp7729
@annaneedshelp7729 4 роки тому
Ocyla she did try to save them once she realised that the fire was out of hand. thats why she was not put into prison immediately because she had burns all over herself from re-entering the burning building. i say 38 years is enough
@Eburon
@Eburon 4 роки тому
At 16 there is no one who can make rational decisions. I believe here in Belgium you can't get a life sentence at that age
@edenritahapakuku5166
@edenritahapakuku5166 3 роки тому
His eloquent way of delivering the English language is rather beautiful. The vocabulary used and tones heard with no prejudice. This man speaks volumes without saying a word.
@sotoart89
@sotoart89 2 роки тому
True
@slanigrad
@slanigrad 2 роки тому
And some hick that can hardly read, states this man is sub species. What a achievement in mental gymnastics.
@drummersnare6276
@drummersnare6276 2 роки тому
Because he’s British they always talk like that
@waivedwench
@waivedwench 2 роки тому
@@drummersnare6276 You've never met anyone from Glasgow?
@hollyhope7227
@hollyhope7227 2 роки тому
You are absolutely right! Agree with you 100%.
@CJM0308
@CJM0308 Рік тому
My heart absolutely goes out to the lady that set the fire. Feeling that was the only way out safely… arghhhh… that hurts me
@valariewillis6000
@valariewillis6000 Рік тому
This was AMAZING!!
@moorek1967
@moorek1967 5 років тому
I live in Indiana. I will go visit that woman who has been there since she was 16.
@bijoudeaux1
@bijoudeaux1 5 років тому
I think that's really nice of you. Can you let us know how it goes?
@jameslee7535
@jameslee7535 5 років тому
💖👍
@sexysergeant123
@sexysergeant123 5 років тому
Thank you for that, tell her she's more than a DOC number to us.
@deeliciousgrapes
@deeliciousgrapes 5 років тому
I also live in Indiana and I would love to meet her also
@borhan181818
@borhan181818 5 років тому
Please do and let us know how did it go ... And send regards from a stranger please
@sherikaglasgow1714
@sherikaglasgow1714 4 роки тому
I still don’t understand how she says “I felt so guilty for killing someone”.. NOOOOO . Not SOMEONE! Your child. YOU KILLED YOUR CHILD. Wtf and murder is already horrendous but to kill your own baby????? And she just says she killed ‘someone’. No. You killed your baby boy.
@horsepower2011
@horsepower2011 4 роки тому
It’s happening everyday when women abort it’s killing their baby’s it’s no different 3 months old or before they’re born period!
@sherikaglasgow1714
@sherikaglasgow1714 4 роки тому
horsepower2011 uh.. it’s really sad and scary that you’re saying that’s the same thing. I’m some ways they relate yes but in so many more they don’t
@horsepower2011
@horsepower2011 4 роки тому
Sherika Glasgow tell me how it’s not the same just because you can picture a three month old it’s your flesh and blood whether you abort or kill after the kid is born
@sherikaglasgow1714
@sherikaglasgow1714 4 роки тому
horsepower2011 it’s not the same because one actually waited for that baby to take its first breath. It’s not the same because one is actually watching that baby something innocent and completely vulnerable as it removes its life. You can try to belittle women who have abortions all you want and you’re allowed to feel how you do but what I said remains true. They are most DEFINITELY NOT the same.
@horsepower2011
@horsepower2011 4 роки тому
Sherika Glasgow I’m not belittling women at all there are a lot more men in prison for killing then women. Killing is wrong no matter who does it, and talk about innocent there’s no more innocent then a baby in the womb
@barbaraconnett5057
@barbaraconnett5057 2 роки тому
Thank you very informative
@oooops537
@oooops537 Рік тому
@Sir Trevor McDonald YOu are truly a Fantabulous interviewer Sir. :) Love all of your interviews. As sad as these prison stories and people are, your production is top of the line well balanced. Praying for these people , all people,
@nicolarollinson4381
@nicolarollinson4381 5 років тому
Its sad to hear that a girl who was abused most of her young life, was shown no compassion and sentenced for murder and not manslaughter. The woman who shook her baby to death, if she abused her first two children, why was she allowed to keep the third baby. Why weren't social services on her case?
@Bethany0420
@Bethany0420 4 роки тому
Social services is a load of crap, the system is corrupt and don't actually help people.
@andreasimon2997
@andreasimon2997 4 роки тому
Bethany michelle so true
@jennig2455
@jennig2455 4 роки тому
They failed the baby. 😑
@soulsreaper7145
@soulsreaper7145 4 роки тому
because indianna is republican and prefer to just let it happen let the market do itself, and are more about carceration, now even though where in 2019 and there is more understanding of crime and sentences are less for many good reasons, there still a backwards state
@Cristianandtupac
@Cristianandtupac 4 роки тому
Nicola Rollinson and it’s highly likely they will do it again.
@angiet7380
@angiet7380 5 років тому
The journalist guy is so kind.I love him
@CECICEO-cz9ho
@CECICEO-cz9ho 4 роки тому
and always polite - he's a national wonder and we value him.
@chadbundy4156
@chadbundy4156 4 роки тому
but neither of u kno his name Lol
@kamal-hg5jg
@kamal-hg5jg 4 роки тому
Chad Bundy lol
@UnenthusiasticPerson
@UnenthusiasticPerson 4 роки тому
Angie T yeah he’s great at what he does.
@Rae_777
@Rae_777 Рік тому
Sir Trevor: “Thank you for coming out of your cell to talk to us.” So respectful and beautiful.
@yohannesmehretie6344
@yohannesmehretie6344 Рік тому
What a gentleman?! I have nothing but respect for you Sir!
@modelgang4life922
@modelgang4life922 3 роки тому
She smirked and said he’s blind and really had no feelings at all please never let her out
@lalnu-i_khiangte_2OOO
@lalnu-i_khiangte_2OOO 3 роки тому
@Riley oof 14:00
@intuitivediane
@intuitivediane 3 роки тому
Someone commented Above with a link to her prison record and it has gone up. Have a look at The discussion above
@turbogav8674
@turbogav8674 3 роки тому
She had 30, 15 with good behav. She is out in 2038 at this stage so she lost good behav. Born in 1990 so will be 48, lol what a loser. Bet she thinks shes tough AF. Doesnt realise how pathetic she actually is.
@robinson01902
@robinson01902 2 роки тому
@RileyTheCoolKid Kianna Ball is her name.
@catrmr8
@catrmr8 2 роки тому
She’s a nightmare and a kid on top of everything. Feel sad for whoever will have to deal with her after jail
@genevievelesher3503
@genevievelesher3503 5 років тому
Baby killer: "I don't have a lot of family support when I get out..." Gee, I wonder why?!?
@guesswhosimon6766
@guesswhosimon6766 5 років тому
Baby boy killer needs to be in the tiny gas chamber.
@brideofchucky2477
@brideofchucky2477 5 років тому
I completely agree!!
@ianchristopheralexander1596
@ianchristopheralexander1596 5 років тому
Her child died of natural causes That's why she didn't get life. It happens babies can die of sickness too.
@ianchristopheralexander1596
@ianchristopheralexander1596 5 років тому
Her husband killed her child.
@rebelrose1385
@rebelrose1385 5 років тому
@@ianchristopheralexander1596 How does her child die of natural causes in one comment, then your next comment says the husband did it? I'm confused
@alzheimer7324
@alzheimer7324 2 роки тому
Thank You For Sharing 🇺🇲
@airfoilengine3799
@airfoilengine3799 Рік тому
Excellent documentary. Makes me value my freedom that much more.
@dirtbag4559
@dirtbag4559 5 років тому
I personally like the women prison documentaries better than the men simply because you don't have to listen to everyone thinking that the next rap star
@nobo.314
@nobo.314 5 років тому
Lmfao
@007janerussell
@007janerussell 5 років тому
Brian Cash lol
@denied7616
@denied7616 5 років тому
word lol
@YankeeDoodleDandy
@YankeeDoodleDandy 5 років тому
DING DING DING
@kryssiewoo51
@kryssiewoo51 5 років тому
😂😂😂 u Ave a point there. Only a handful of them from the men's doc will talk about family or so on..others wanna rap or simply talk about their gang in there
@Bella-vs1cr
@Bella-vs1cr 3 роки тому
The lady who made a man go blind didn’t seem sorry about it. She didn’t even say she is glad he is alive. She is at the right place.
@julias2855
@julias2855 2 роки тому
Maybe she’s nervous smiling. I do this too. But she might just b cold-blooded
@dianastvarnik697
@dianastvarnik697 2 роки тому
They all are.
@aerobicsinstructor1743
@aerobicsinstructor1743 2 роки тому
She deserves to be in prison for life. She’s not remorseful at all.
@rimjhimkaraki8070
@rimjhimkaraki8070 2 роки тому
She seems like a psychopath
@michellemcgee2099
@michellemcgee2099 2 роки тому
BELLA GIRL YOU SPOKE THE TRUTH SHE'S VERY SCARY THE ONE THAT TALKED ABOUT BLINDING THE MAN SHE NEVER SAID NOTHING ABOUT HER BOYFRIEND AND WHAT HE DID BOY OH BOY THESE WEMON ARE SOMETHING ELSE PEACE AND BLESSINGS FAM ✌☮
@jrizzuti
@jrizzuti Рік тому
That's one fine documentary. Well done sir.
@joycepayne3505
@joycepayne3505 Рік тому
Thanks for sharing. Enjoyed your videos
@paulwashington98e
@paulwashington98e Рік тому
Hi there? Hope you're good & staying safe?
@Amy-yl6mt
@Amy-yl6mt 5 років тому
I'm always bummed when these documentaries are over. I could watch for hours.
@IveGotItTwisted
@IveGotItTwisted 5 років тому
Amy M Right?! They're so interesting 😲
@runningamok
@runningamok 5 років тому
Amy M I love really good documentaries as well. Have you ever seen "The Bridge"? It's about people who commit suicide by jumping off the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco (I used to live in the Bay Area). It is a fascinating documentary ... maybe because the subject matter itself is so emotional. Anyway, I hope there is another part to this prison doc ..? I didn't know there was a part 2! So this was a nice surprise. Is there a part 3? I hope so! :-)
@IveGotItTwisted
@IveGotItTwisted 5 років тому
RunningAmok I have! I can't work so I watch alot of docs at home 🤭 The first part of this one is actually here on yt if you want to watch it! My sister watches loads as well and right now she's got no WiFi so I'm downloading some for her onto a USB drive. Do you have any suggestions?
@runningamok
@runningamok 5 років тому
nicole mcnaughton have you ever seen "TV Junkie"? It's a doc about a guy who works for a tv news show and he documents hours and hours of footage of his private life as he spins down into addiction and how it (life, love, family) falls apart and he just can't _stop_ himself (he's really likable too -- and his wife is this little Southern girl). It's from 2006 and is very well done. Here's a link, because it is not on UKposts. www.snagfilms.com/films/title/tv_junkie Also, "Troublesome Creek," which is about grown children of aging farmers (their parents) and how the family has to auction off their farm to pay off debt (this is around the time of the American "farm crisis"). It's a very good show too, very real and very human (1995). Also _not_ on UKposts so here's a link to that too: www.snagfilms.com/films/title/troublesome_creek Also, if you haven't seen "Dear Zachary," you might want to give that one a try. It's on UKposts and is about a woman, a younger man, an infant and a double murder. It is a really sad and really tragic show, but very well done. If you have any documentary suggestions for me, I'd love to hear about 'em! Also, sorry about your inability to work right now. I hope you are okay and just taking a needed rest. :-) Sorry this post is so long!!! Peace.
@galbyhayuuni5294
@galbyhayuuni5294 5 років тому
Amy M am so addicted to them
@beckywhobrey7559
@beckywhobrey7559 5 років тому
When I watch these jail/prison documentaries of women, I sit there and think how grateful I am to just be sitting at home in my own bed, watching this on my cell phone, while my daughter is playing on the floor in front of me!!! I am so thankful that I have made the right decisions in my life that has kept me out of trouble!! A lot of women and especially young girls today take everyday things for granted!! But like they say "you never know what you got until its gone"!! If you have a home, food, and the greatest thing to me which is my husband and daughter then you have more than a lot of people do! Stop taking those things for granted because you could be where these women are!!
@MizzzKitty
@MizzzKitty 5 років тому
I don't have children but I was thinking the same thing.
@Sistadelphia
@Sistadelphia 5 років тому
Amen Becky👏🏾
@pattiburtonsalmonsen3202
@pattiburtonsalmonsen3202 4 роки тому
Good choices!
@joanbowden7634
@joanbowden7634 4 роки тому
Ur so right! Amen!
@byronbrown6320
@byronbrown6320 4 роки тому
Joan Bowden yeah right I was thinking the same thing
@adrianaevseev7655
@adrianaevseev7655 Рік тому
Sir Travor ,Thank you for this video 🙏
@sandras2624
@sandras2624 Рік тому
”Unlike many other women here, she has memories of 35 years of freedom” Made me cry, so profound. You could argue that the woman (Linda, time stamp around 31:30 and before that), put herself in the situation and yes, she did. But there is still so much hurt in a life like that. There is so much sadness and tradgedy in all sorts of ways, in these kinds of documentaries.
@paxmule
@paxmule Рік тому
She was SMART - never snitched on herself to anyone!
@susanjones2276
@susanjones2276 2 роки тому
There's something SERIOUSLY unhinged about that 1st woman. She described the shooting with a happy, cheerful voice and a huge smile on her face. She's just twisted. I hope she never gets out of prison.
@frederickwalters2729
@frederickwalters2729 2 роки тому
She'll be out walking with us in a few years
@mannihorst
@mannihorst 2 роки тому
@@frederickwalters2729 bro 30 years plus 9 years bc of bad behavior isn't soon
@maximillion8442
@maximillion8442 2 роки тому
I mean, she's uncomfortable. Smiling doesn't inherently mean that someone's happy or amused. I don't know if she's remorseful, but, at the v least, that smile tells me she's embarrassed.
@willl7780
@willl7780 2 роки тому
Some people deserve to die
@squizzyicetea
@squizzyicetea 2 роки тому
@@maximillion8442 yeah, I'm bad for smiling or laughing at the worst times because I get awkward
@aroseinwinter05
@aroseinwinter05 4 роки тому
Cindy, oh my. Your story broke my heart. 54 years old, incarcerated for 38 years, for a crime committed out of desperation to be free of abuse. ...... I can't ... 😿💔
@badtiger7471
@badtiger7471 4 роки тому
Nicole Rose / Empathic Soulwriter maybe not the smartest idea watching if your an empath?😇✌🏾
@personincognito3989
@personincognito3989 4 роки тому
Well that's what she says, we are only hearing the prisoner sides of every story. I'm sure the police report would be completely different oh, and oh yeah she did Kill six people
@jacqdanieles
@jacqdanieles 4 роки тому
www.indystar.com/story/news/2015/06/11/indiana-woman-convicted-killing-continues-fight-freedom/71094198/
@jacobchacko920
@jacobchacko920 4 роки тому
Please sign the petition to free Sarah 'Cindy' White, who was incarcerated since 16 even though she had no intentions for murder :- www.thepetitionsite.com/en-gb/519/373/599/free-sarah-cindy-white/?taf_id=65303160&cid=fb_na
@thewayoftruth-candyjoylynn7163
@thewayoftruth-candyjoylynn7163 4 роки тому
She killed 4 innocent kids along with two grown ups. No no no, Cindy needs to stay in Jail. No one has the right to take a life, especially not innocent lives of children. . White, 57, is serving six life sentences in the deaths of Charles and Carole Roberson and their four children. The family perished in a fire set by White, then 18, on New Year's Eve 1975.
@yourlocalhobbit04
@yourlocalhobbit04 Рік тому
I love how respectful he is towards everyone he interviews. Even though these women have done horrendous things, he treats them like humans
@johnguild8850
@johnguild8850 Рік тому
Sir Trevor, you are a very good empathic interviewer. Peace to you.
@daljordan8921
@daljordan8921 2 роки тому
One girl answered questions about blinding a man like she was a beauty pageant contestant...big smile, happy nods...gave me chills.
@japo137
@japo137 Рік тому
Yes I don't know about the others but I think she shouldn't come out. She explained first that everything got out of control accidently but then speaks about not having any feelings at all after destroying a man's life.
@geza2619
@geza2619 Рік тому
She bothered me too. Likeable, however what she is saying is chilling. She is a psychopath maybe, lucky she's in prison.
@cwavt8849
@cwavt8849 Рік тому
You are so Right! That is it, exactly. She is on stage, performing
@nadiafedorova3438
@nadiafedorova3438 Рік тому
Exactly. She’s mentally ill.
@yikecoleman2611
@yikecoleman2611 Рік тому
Exactly then she received an additional 9 yrs
@denzel_23
@denzel_23 5 років тому
“Took another person life”... that person was your child wtf smh acknowledge that lady
@wonderwoman7801
@wonderwoman7801 5 років тому
Exactly what i was thinking to , it was not took a persons life you killed your baby
@WickedLady2010
@WickedLady2010 4 роки тому
I know it’s no excuse but postpartum depression needs to be taught more to young women about to have a child. There needs to be more education for expecting family’s.
@Araitne
@Araitne 4 роки тому
@@WickedLady2010 My friend is a new dad and his fiance is seriously agitated and agressive, he doesn't know what to do and I suggested that she may have PPD, I hope she doesn't do anything to the child
@WickedLady2010
@WickedLady2010 4 роки тому
That Tabby Cat if she does she needs to go see a dr immediately. Women do crazy things when they have PPD. Some women are even told not to have anymore kids when it’s super severe!
@Araitne
@Araitne 4 роки тому
@@WickedLady2010 I'll make sure to inform him It's her second child Her first one is 16 and lives with father
@jennifert2953
@jennifert2953 2 роки тому
The program for the moms and babies is outstanding. What a blessing. I hope these women start over and make good
@crochunter35
@crochunter35 Рік тому
I love the music. Very relaxing. Same with his voice.
@schari30
@schari30 4 роки тому
Sir Trevor McDonald has always been such a gent, and fantastic journalist. I can see why he was knighted.
@laurab972
@laurab972 4 роки тому
Omg thank you for posting his name.This is my first time ever seeing him and I wanted to know who he was! Now I’m going to find more to watch of him!
@cherokeegirl5908
@cherokeegirl5908 3 роки тому
Sadly, sir Trevor has passed away
@daltonevans3412
@daltonevans3412 5 років тому
That woman who was there for 36 years and is never getting out should not have been tried for murder.. manslaughter yes but her goal was not to kill anyone, it was just a very unfortunate accident that she obviously feels gulity for and she even tried to save them when she realised things had gotten out of control. She was being abused and didn't see a way out and she did the best she could to get away. The system has failed her in a horrific way. Especially considering that woman who abused all her kids and straight up murdered her baby son will get released in a couple years. That is just wrong on so many levels. Im not saying she didn't deserve a prison sentence, she killed several people but it wasn't done with the intent of killing them. She did deserve a serious punishment, but not the prison sentence she got.
@kryssiewoo51
@kryssiewoo51 5 років тому
Yea I watched her episode on DEADLY WOMEN. However I don't understand how being the year she got in and the age, how was her case not appealed? Usually when the judicial system changes or et..cases like hers should have been appealed
@rayrandy41
@rayrandy41 5 років тому
There was a way out the front door and leave. No she choose to set fire to a house with 6 people inside. Hopefully the voices screaming of being burned alive haunts her for the rest of her life. I ha e no sympathy for anybody in prison. Why they in there because of what they did and path they took.
@dexterjones9894
@dexterjones9894 5 років тому
@@kryssiewoo51 if you go to trial and loose they can and will throw the book at you.
@208cindygirl
@208cindygirl 5 років тому
Life, and courts, were very, very different in 1975. Its like, in 1975, some people were sent to prison for possession of a small amount of marijuana. They sometimes received 10 years for small, personal amounts of pot. Now, if the police even feel like messing with you, smoking pot in public is totally ignored in many states. She might have been charged separately for each death, with 6 life sentences without parole. I am not saying this is what happened to this woman, I am simply stating a possibility.
@lorimav
@lorimav 5 років тому
How do you know she did not intend to kill anyone? Your only evidence is what a woman who admits that she set a deadly fire has said is true. Think rationally. I was 15 that year. I know the times. Some of my friends and neighbors actually left home, got jobs and married at 16. You mean to tell me she could not have left that home? This was no cry for help. You do not set fire to home as a cry for help unless you are insane. More likely she has sociopathic tendencies and lies to manipulate and the parole board saw a ton of inconsistencies. I am familiar with a few with anti-social personality disorder or sociopathy. They are very convincing. When you find out what they have done, and see the proof, you have a hard time believing it. Examine the facts. Be wary of the lies.
@Anonymous...............
@Anonymous............... Рік тому
the interviewer is such a gentlman and professional. he really takes the prisoners experiences to mind.
@angeladouglas7561
@angeladouglas7561 Рік тому
That was great. Thank you.
@PraiseTheGodofJeshurun
@PraiseTheGodofJeshurun 4 роки тому
This interviewer is a gentleman
@ja2415
@ja2415 3 роки тому
I love him, he is astonished by their crime
@ja2415
@ja2415 3 роки тому
Lee
@PraiseTheGodofJeshurun
@PraiseTheGodofJeshurun 3 роки тому
@@ja2415 Hi 🙂
@blablablb1702
@blablablb1702 3 роки тому
he is from a different time, they dont produce people llike him unfortunately
@MsEmmaWroids
@MsEmmaWroids 3 роки тому
@@blablablb1702 These people are still around and are called educated Brits. You're welcome
@feliciarenee2498
@feliciarenee2498 4 роки тому
I would like to see a WHERE ARE THEY NOW episode
@sidel3080
@sidel3080 4 роки тому
I definitely want to see a where are they now!
@sarahs.9678
@sarahs.9678 4 роки тому
I don’t want to see it. Too sad. 😕
@raymondlopez5865
@raymondlopez5865 4 роки тому
They did a third part for the male's facility, it's on Amazon Prime. They haven't done a third part of this as far as I know.
@Godineverything33
@Godineverything33 4 роки тому
@@raymondlopez5865 what's it call?
@sanddabz5635
@sanddabz5635 4 роки тому
@@Godineverything33 "called"
@nycliz2011
@nycliz2011 Рік тому
His voice is so gentle and calming he’s great for ASMR
@Slightly_Dappy
@Slightly_Dappy Рік тому
Those babies are SO CUTE!!!! Dawn makes me sick to my stomach. I had a very sick 4 month old and all I wanted to do was take her sickness and give it to myself. Everytime I looked at her I wanted to just cry because of the pain she was so clearly in. I don’t know how you could do something so horrible to your own baby who you are supposed to love and protect. Anytime my baby girl has been too much for my to handle due to stress and just exhaustion I always ask for help. I ask my husband, grandma, my mom, my mother in law, anyone if I’m having a hard time. Because it’s better to get help than make a horrible mistake. And if I don’t have any help when my babies just having a hard day and so am I, I have no fear of setting her in her crib to let her cry for a little bit while I calm down and sort out my brain, then make a plan for what I’m going to do to help her navigate her big emotions. Take a break, as long as your baby is in a safe place, has been fed and diaper changed, it’s going to be ok. And it’s more than ok to step away for a few minutes to gather yourself. Having a child screaming and hitting you for minutes to an hour is very hard on anyone, and it’s OK. To take a minute.
@feanorian21maglor38
@feanorian21maglor38 Рік тому
Excellent advice. I was told by the health worker to occasionally take my continually crying baby to another room or for me to go outside for a bit, that she wasn't going to take hurt from crying on her own for a while. I also had my parents take her some weekends so I could rest and sleep. She did very well and is happily married herself now and looking to start a family. Anyone feeling low, get help, have a break. Don't be ashamed to ask for what you need. The difficulties are very normal and will pass, the baby will grow out of its colic, and there'll be lots of fun times ahead with your beautiful children.
@olivianicozisis3011
@olivianicozisis3011 4 роки тому
I really like the interviewers style. He is a rarity. He brings out the info by letting them tell their own story.
@deeznutz8320
@deeznutz8320 4 роки тому
Indeed he also asks excellent questions in a calm and polite manner, you see all the prisoners feel at ease.
@tech-ov4yl
@tech-ov4yl 4 роки тому
Trevor seems so sincere and a real gentleman with zero judgment
@jenniferwong4530
@jenniferwong4530 Рік тому
Excellent documentary. I'll be thinking about it for quite a while.
@paulwashington98e
@paulwashington98e Рік тому
Hi there? Hope you're good & staying safe?
@Mapastamo3575
@Mapastamo3575 22 дні тому
Thank you Trevor McDonald, i found a series of interesting annd good videos so i can stop scrolling down shorts over and over like a mental patient
@IBEtripz
@IBEtripz 3 роки тому
The whole time he was talking to that lady who killed her baby all i could think was Casey Anthony needs to be there as well. Justice system is a joke.
@mellmellmell3640
@mellmellmell3640 3 роки тому
Exactly
@IBEtripz
@IBEtripz 3 роки тому
@Under tropix the prosecution team sucked
@oliviagrace6914
@oliviagrace6914 3 роки тому
God bless! Believe in your heart and confess with your mouth that Jesus Christ is our Lord and Savior and died on a cross for our sins so we can live again in Heaven where there is no pain or suffering! God is our Father and Creator and raised His Son Jesus from the dead! Confess and repent of your sins and God will freely forgive you! Trust in God and live for Jesus as He died for you! 💕 (don’t swear or take God’s name in vain!)😌✋
@antpaste
@antpaste 3 роки тому
The jury was just full of idiots
@waitahawhat
@waitahawhat 3 роки тому
She seemed like a total sociopath. I can definitely see her looking at a mirror and practicing her constant eyebrow raises. It’s creepy af.
@bobbiemartinez5802
@bobbiemartinez5802 4 роки тому
How can she smile when she talks about the guy being blinded by her she has no remorse for what she did
@funnycreep
@funnycreep 4 роки тому
Bobbie Martinez it made me so mad hearing that she’s mad about missing her kids life. Like wow not about what her victim has to miss - not everyone can be mentally sound unfortunately
@DekkarJr
@DekkarJr 3 роки тому
That's why she's in there and we are out here. :)
@bumbastickbubblegum
@bumbastickbubblegum 3 роки тому
You can't tell the guilt a person might feel by a smirk on their face at first impression it might seem arrogant but that could also be a coping mechanism to not show how truly broken you are or how the guilt engulfs you it could either way you can't tell
@tazz5406
@tazz5406 3 роки тому
I don't think its a smile of amusement. More of just coping... I could be wrong tho
@johnthick2298
@johnthick2298 3 роки тому
It’s ok guys the bullet only came into close contact with his face, that’s all, no big deal!
@jennifersmith6597
@jennifersmith6597 Рік тому
My dad was a probation and parole officer. He had to listen to cases everyday. He was the type that if children were involved in anyway, he would just close the folder. The sad thing is, he would have in front of the board in Columbia when someone was up for parole, so whatever my dad said then mean anything.
@satiedebideen6540
@satiedebideen6540 Рік тому
Very interested video, thank you for sharing.
@karenruben5483
@karenruben5483 4 роки тому
this man is so kind and compassionate, spending his time desperately trying to comprehend
@xixxxxix5084
@xixxxxix5084 4 роки тому
He is a journalist. Not a charity worker.
@lisalentile177
@lisalentile177 5 років тому
She acts like it's no big deal she permanently blinded and disfigured a man a human bieng how can she smile a sociopath folks right there
@kcoffman3210
@kcoffman3210 4 роки тому
Lisa Lentile I mean she’s just smiling away. Unreal
@fluffy-fluffy5996
@fluffy-fluffy5996 4 роки тому
I thought I didn’t see right when she said that. Couldn’t thinkvshed actually smile, holy crap that’s just not caring at all.
@NickiGomez
@NickiGomez 4 роки тому
I smile sometimes when I do something wrong. Not because I'm happy with it but because I'm ashamed of it. Maybe that's how she copes with what she has done.
@kanithapatel1422
@kanithapatel1422 4 роки тому
@@NickiGomez Me too
@deborahc7300
@deborahc7300 4 роки тому
It seemed like a nervous smile type of thing, she seems to need to come more to terms with what she did accept it and let it go
@chrisstyles7095
@chrisstyles7095 7 місяців тому
Trevor is such a good interviewer. Articulate and pleasant
@Mr.chandravanshi_0II0
@Mr.chandravanshi_0II0 Місяць тому
14:19 How proudly she is narrating the whole incident of "Robing a Guy" she blinded him permanently and still smiling. #whatswrongwithindia
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