How I Survived Supermax Prison

After finishing high school, Ryan Thayer decided to work for his father's construction company. Fueled by his ambition, Ryan decides to expand, taking on more clients and jobs than he could handle. It didn't take long for him to hit cash flow issues, causing him to engage in fraudulent transactions with insurance companies. Railroaded by the Justice System, Ryan is sentenced to several years in the PA State Prison System and finds himself in a Supermax facility.
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[@nor_cal530]

I would give him a modest 35% truthfulness

[@Randys4g]

Bro, you're a natural interviewer. You don't go on and on about bs, ask the questions you know the viewers want to ask, and let the person talk. Great job.

[@AmericasTopTroll]

After spending time in prison for his own wrong doings this guy still can’t take accountability for his actions.

[@calebwyatt1983]

This dude is sketch about something. I can't put a finger on it but just something about the way he answers the questions.

[@jamesmccormick875]

Read up on this guys case. He wasn’t some innocent person not knowing he was doing wrong. He was charged with fraud for taking money and not doing the work. 10 families were screwed out over $600,000. He’s not being honest at all.

[@mikealkarout9555]

Dude is leaving out that he scammed 10 elderly victims for almost 800k and in his words '' A lot of money went in my pocket''. Really he was 'shocked'' when he got sentenced . Poor dude was drinking Starbucks and went to jail the same day , what a outrage!!

[@thinner299]

seems weirdly nonchalant about getting his dad a 7 year sentence.

[@mattyrolph8429]

Okay, it didn't make sense why he was getting treated so harshly until looking up his story on different sites. Hard to have much sympathy for anyone taking advantage of the elderly and their bank accts.

[@devinperry3947]

As a criminal I can for sure say without doubt “one does not just move super max to super max” for no reason 😂😂😂

[@TWDStroke]

As a contractor myself, something ain’t adding up here after the first 5 minutes of this interview..

[@mariyaa111]

The guy is a total POS!! He targeted elderly people, took their money and went MIA. I have no respect for people like this.

[@joshua-nf3rx]

22 minutes in

[@bobbowie5334]

I don't understand how someone can be so desperate for a contractor that they hire someone who is under indictment and about to go to jail for construction fraud.

[@GrifFungin]

There are SOOOO many holes in this guy’s story.

[@bobbysheila]

Ian, I found your channel a few weeks ago and found a couple other personalities through your channel. I really enjoy your style man. Quality work also. Thanks for sharing your experience and bringing others to light. Appreciate you man.

[@yourefuckinnuts]

Dude treated his court case like an imbecile. I don't know how it took so long for him to get busted.

[@lindapatrizio1739]

You’re doing awesome Ian! Wishing you the success you deserve!

[@MarkG305]

This guy doesnt know if his dad who was in court with him had a lawyer- seems he doesnt care much about anyone except himself, 2nd the phone recordings at the county jail caught him saying he hopes to put most the blame on his dad.

[@grassisgrass5897]

Something is not right about this guy and case!!! I think hes full shit! Theres something more to this..

[@BlahBlah2019.2]

Great job Ian, Ryan had some really good information about the system and how they are in it for profit. Keep up the good work.