I Spent 34 Years In Prison For A Murder I Didn’t Commit | Minutes With |

In this episode we sat down with Jamie Morgan Kane, who spent 34 years in the California Prison System for a murder he claims to have not committed. Jamie discusses his tumultuous childhood, his time serving in the Vietnam War and the series of events that would ultimately lead to his arrest.
Part 2 of Jamie's story will be released next Sunday, 5th March.
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[@russellsantana]

"Man of the isle, son of the sea, brother of the storm." Love that.

[@jonnyroxx7172]

I'm writing a song...

[@TheHilikus89]

How is he so chill after everything he's been through? 34 years that's my whole life

[@dynamicpisces]

Years of practice, I’m sure😊

[@xuereb2867]

he went through so much, look him up many videos of him.

[@starrock6758]

Because hes a real man

[@FFS93]

He’s a broken man

[@adrianhaggerty9139]

Jail will do that to you

[@barrronessa]

the fact his wife abandoned him as soon as he took the fall for her is mind numbing - what an amazing man.

[@conswob4793]

It’s only mind numbing for a woman

[@xuereb2867]

he should have let her serve time

[@justinweldon1717]

My misses dumped me and ran off in 4 days of me getting in trouble 😂😂 we had only been married for a mere 18 years lol

[@barrronessa]

@@conswob4793 ?

[@whittenaw]

I agree. It's sickening

[@discon_csert]

"Because I grew up being told that I was something special through Martha- because one thing she would always tell me was that I was a man of the isle, son of the sea, and a brother of the storm. So I could weather anything because the storm around me was my brother." Wow. That.. is something quite beautiful.

[@PlayerToBeNamedLater1973]

I've thought about that every day since I heard it a couple weeks ago. It's a powerful piece of wisdom to pass on to a child

[@sophiageorge-nj2oz]

It’s poetic. What a wonderful thing to encourage children to believe xxx

[@helgavanovich7611]

This is stunning, I think I may borrow it and use it with my own children if I have any 😍😍

[@truecrimeLI]

It's very poetic.

[@sirmanwell7986]

It is quite beautiful. It goes to show how powerful words spoken to a person are. This is what made him the man he is. The fighter he became to make it through prison. Those words. Transformed him. Shaped him. Made him believe something

[@joeharna]

Every partner he's ever had, turned out to be a snake in the grass. I applaud this man's strength.

[@sitcomsTV]

DO you think he was an angel to them? Called them snakes just based on his perspective can be an act of true injustice.

[@joeharna]

@@sitcomsTV You're right

[@Caareenkm6726]

Applaud? You are who you associate with. He seems to be a magnetic filed to always have such bad luck in friends women etc! Maybe he needs to look in the mirror!

[@rileyboy66]

Narcissistic people say the same thing. Always a victim and hero in the same story… something is off about this guy, for sure.

[@dwade6322]

I'll never say I'm a mentally tough individual after watching this. He is. Much respect,i hope he is doing well.

[@dightonazpeitia4350]

That's ok. He isn’t either. He is a well-known, habitual liar.

[@AimeeAimee444]

@@dightonazpeitia4350You sound jealous. Are you upset that your unsavory deeds aren’t being accredited to you?

[@dightonazpeitia4350]

@@AimeeAimee444 Nope. Just placed his book in the fiction section of the library. All is now right with the world.

[@AimeeAimee444]

@@dightonazpeitia4350 I’m curious as to why you think he’s lying if you don’t know him.

[@dightonazpeitia4350]

@@AimeeAimee444 Because people who know what they are doing have exposed his military record, and his initial Shawn Atwood interview if you listen to it, the whole thing, and you are of sound mind, parts of his story sound like complete fiction. The part about the “smokers” in prison sounds like it was lifted directly from Bloodsport lol XD

[@homakargar5588]

Cant wrap my head around the fact that his wife left him for another man and took his son away from him the moment she got out of jail thanks to his sacrifice! Especially when she was the one who made it all worse by her stupid lie that the victim was poisoned... I hope her life is miserable wherever she is now... appaling!

[@laaaliiiluuu]

If I were the ex husband I would find my ex wife and murder her and simply go back to prison but with a happy mind now 🤣

[@jamesstrand7559]

The victim was poisoned by her

[@sitcomsTV]

Well he surround himself with the cream of the cream. Starting by that stepfather and getting the ID of another young boy. I'm sure he himself was no saint as he portraits. Who strangled the dead guy?

[@jellycups7652]

@@sitcomsTV you Dumb Dumb!

[@dlcchannel8881]

@@sitcomsTV are you joking? He was a kid! The guy is been poisoned not strangled. Did you watch the whole video?

[@govindroy3880]

This should be a movie..Can someone please raise fundraiser for him? Let's donate and make his remaining life fruitful..

[@dom2931]

He needs 1M each year he was locked up! Truly sad. Happy he’s finally free.

[@listey]

Why would he get any money? He agreed to this!

[@tommyvinceze6249]

@@listey he did not agree to that

[@ziefik]

@@listey ?????????

[@jadeluke296]

I agree 100%. 34million USD is probably about right. Taking 34 years from a man for absolutely nothing. Let him live the rest of his life on Barbados beach eating amazing food and relaxing. Simple as that.

[@MusMasi]

@@jadeluke296 i would still rather have 34 years of freedom, just shows how much was taken from him.

[@raultorres6743]

Would never believe he's been through all this. That could of broken many men.

[@joshuataylor3550]

Could have*

[@user-rh4qv4gd8t]

It's not true he's a con man

[@MikeM275]

DON'T BELIEVE IT!! This man is a pathological lair! Most of his stories are lies. HE IS A MURDERER! He and his wife murdered the man they were forging checks out of his checkbook! This thug is a liar and murderer!!!

[@PassRush49]

@@joshuataylor3550 Thank you.

[@dightonazpeitia4350]

lol you should hear his story about him being entered into all these fight club boxing bouts, or "smokers." Simply hilarious that people still take this dude seriously 😂

[@azrafchowdhury14]

Wow. What a story. Its a disgrace this man lost so many years of his life. It just highlights the inconsistencies of the Criminal Justice System in the USA

[@MikeM275]

THIS ENTIRE THING IS A LIE!!!! HE IS A LIAR!!! Do not believe his garbage!!! He IS guilty of murder and most of his stories are fabricated!!!!

[@balazsvajda4936]

this man had the hardest life, yet he stays positive, kind. a real hardass, respect

[@dightonazpeitia4350]

And he has some of the biggest lies concerning his "military history” and about how he was basically the Chuck Norris of his prison cell block XD

[@Clala-po6sq]

@@dightonazpeitia4350 I think everything that came out of his mouth was a lie, he loves and audience though.

[@sinistermoon]

This is why it's very important to only surround yourself with people you absolutely trust. Avoid interacting with anyone that gives you bad vibes. They could screw you over and feel no remorse.

[@johnpatmos1722]

The court never determined he was wrongfully imprisoned.

[@bagramdave883]

Nor do I believe his story details. The dude is nuts.

[@Captainscentsable44]

​@@bagramdave883 glad I'm not the only one. Something is definitely off.

[@newfoundland042961]

Yes there is something "not right" with his story. Tough guy everyone else's fault.

[@sirfer6969]

The courts also offered him a plea deal for something he presumably didn't do using his wife as moral leverage, I wouldn't trust any findings from an outfit like that. What happened to Innocent until proven guilty and that the fact that the burden of proof falls upon the claimant?

[@dennisliamardell8906]

Oh, another Vietnam , Vet ( not!) Born in 1954. Let us do the years. I was 19 in 1967. He , the” medic,” would have been 12. 1968- he was 13, 1969, he was 14, 1970, he was 15, 1971, 16, 1972, 17, Not much of a war going on for our troops - His views about all the cliches about drugs, homeless vets , going to South American jungles, Canada - I choose to not believe a word from this guy. If I had a dollar for every man who told me he served in Vietnam , who in fact , never served I could have purchased several trips to Paris .

[@diegestive4167]

First run I’ve seen this guy but the war was still being fought until 1975

[@tinamiller8106]

Nothing adds up

[@heatherwhittaker6169]

He as 18 in 72...yes you do need to do your math😅

[@PhillipChandler-xb9hz]

The complete crap that some people believe on the internet is mind blowing.I was in old Folsom and paroled from Soledad in the 80s and I can tell you that without a doubt that this lames story about beating brand members in Folsom is a complete lie.Anyone who did time back then in those places and was a stand up dude has scars.And not your mental scars.Actual scars.

[@marky9223]

I watched the othe version of his story when it was first put online. I think it may be taken down. He tells this story about a whole group of SF guys throwing their parachutes out of a plane and then jumping out after them with no chute on, catching them, and then all landing safely, which he of course did as well. Just the most far-fetched BS ever told. And then of course there's the prison stories where he always comes out on top, beating guys up, not afraid of anyone, always outwitting everyone around him. Not a chance anything even close to that ever happened.

[@monty510]

It’s so hard for me to watch stories about innocent people getting their lives stolen by the justice system. So infuriating. All I can do is pray for those souls.

[@LaReinaZorra]

This…as commendable as his story is, where the hell is the inquest into how this travesty took place?! They had the right people but emotionally blackmailed him? His solicitor ought to be brought up as well. Disgusting all around!

[@shh711]

Pray for yourself because to those who own the money system see you as an indefinitely operating resouce

[@shanb9550]

@@shh711awful when they are outsourced and become profitable business cause then yeah they ain’t keen for people to be leaving or caring about rehabilitation. Not all countries operate like the US

[@MikeM275]

HE ISN'T INNOCENT!! He is a pathologically liar and most of these stories are fabricated! He DID MURDER KEARN! He forged checks from his checkbook before he and his wife murdered him! They put Kearn's body in a sleeping bag and drove to Fresno to hide the body! THIS IS ALL A LIE!!!

[@FiresCollide]

Praying doesn't do anything. Activism and direct action do.

[@ddhaley]

What a man 😞 thank you for sharing your story and for being strong x

[@mrbeans2425]

Thats one hell of a pay day! I'd be suing their asses off! Glad you're free man!

[@listey]

You wouldn't be "suing their asses off" as hopefully you wouldn't have been stupid enough to take such a terrible deal.

[@bn9969]

​@@listey life or plea.

[@N5PRDGY]

@@listey you don’t understand the justice system do you?🤣🤡

[@ahsnabdbdvsvvssm772]

Insane respect for this man. To have such a strong mind as to be able to recount these stories like he’s describing a nice holiday he had. Just one of his stories is enough to destroy peoples lives. Much love

[@sunbeamgal1]

Think Netflix needs to get a hold of this. What a brave man!

[@benjamintillema3572]

This man went through more in 14 years than the average person in a lifetime. I hope we find out what happened to that child 3:02.

[@Sam-gw5pl]

We never will

[@yyg4632]

I feel like he was murdered accidentally by the dad like he said. The option that makes the most sense. That's the only reason I can see the family would hide the child's death.

[@theronash7269]

What happened to the boy, is coinciding with the doctor getting a position at the University. That type of man will traffic his own child for power and prestige. Especially if the child was a disappointment to him.

[@user540000]

trafficked

[@agun717]

I cannot wait for second part, the story and the adventures this man has been through are amazeballs

[@phoenixmodellingphotography]

I've never seen a more unexpected and inappropriate use of the word 'amazeballs' 😂

[@thexbigxgreen]

Stolen valor. The man claims to have killed 10 people with a knife in Vietnam, be in "Special Forces", and beat up dozens of men in prison in ridiculous and impractical ways. Don't give him the attention he seeks.

[@stevenobrien557]

Recon!

[@selfesteem3447]

E X A C T L Y If it looks like a psychopath, walks like a psychopath, And talks like a psychopath, It's a FRIGGIN PSYCHOPATH.

[@PhillipChandler-xb9hz]

People believe this liar?Wow.And he doesn't even lie well.

[@kimmy4714]

​@PhillipChandler-xb9hz yep, my very thoughts too, I'm just not buying what this dude is selling. In all honesty pretty much from the get-go I get the feeling from the way he's presenting himself (an example of which, is that his personality seems to consist with that of the type of person who big notes himself, an arrogant type & one who believes in his own hype - mind you he himself actually stated at the beginning that he's bought into his own belief that he's 'something special'. My personal opinion regarding his situation that came to be is that he had a hand in what happened & the outcome, the ridiculous part where he mentions he wrote a note & placed it in the guys wallet stating that in any case of emergency that immediate contact should be made to himself-indecently, a person whose personal histories lie in nothing that resembles of a friendship let alone one whom would you consider as using as the first reference of contact in any given emergency etc, so for Jamie to write such a note & leave in the dead guys wallet gives me thoughts that suggest to me it was a move that came from an area of guilt that came from his role in what occurred, the histories between the 2 men were nothing else but reports of physical violence towards one another, hmmm interesting that he arrived home the wife is 'conveniently' nowhere to be seen, 11.30pm he arrives home only for his missus to suddenly turn up back home 15mins-30mins after himself, hmmmm once again seems a little bit off right there. Then driving his dead body around for 4hrs in the boot of the car alongside his wife in the passenger seat right next to Jaimie, all the while (in his own words) as the wife is getting in his ear "why did you do this? why didn't you do that? As she knew that I could handle & know what to do in this situation" Like wwwhaattt? What does that even mean right there?? They poisoned the guy, or at least Jaime was the one who did the 'dirty work', his wife knew exactly what the score was but the part that came when dumping his body fell a little off the wayside hence why they ended up dumping him on side of road propping him up against a tree so he'd be easy to find because he wasn't 'hiding a body' because that Jaime thought would convince whoever found the body that it would be suspected as more suspicious rather than an accident perhaps? Either way Jaime isn't innocent in this situation at all. Just my own observation & my personal opinion from what I gathered from

[@neilvenners3309]

A truly incredible human being. To endure so much as an individual in one lifetime yet remain a positive and grateful person. I could sit and listen to him for an entire week, so engaging. And as a compliment to his appearance he doesn’t look anywhere near his age! He looks younger than me! What a genuine lovely man. Respect ❤

[@LADbible]

Thanks to Jamie for taking part! You can buy his book '34 Years In Hell' on Amazon, WH Smith and Waterstones - amzn.eu/d/5F81TSU Part 2 of Jamie's story will be released next Sunday, 5th March.

[@donnydonks2136]

do a part 3 this guy is PURE GOLD

[@mirrorbooks3299]

Thanks for sharing the link to buy the first book!

[@petrabrook1998]

This needs to be made into a film, so interesting!

[@bazabaz21]

Iv seen him on another interview and there was a lot of comments saying most of his stories are made up and I do mean a lot of comments, I hope he is genuine and if he is then a film should definitely be made about him, but after reading those comments on another youTubers channel I'm not sure

[@VitaminDealer75]

@@donnydonks2136 comedy gold!😅

[@shaunattwoodOFFICIAL]

Congratulations Jamie Great to see you on here

[@markalbrechtsen]

After watching both Part I and Part II, I am amazed at Jamie's demeanor and outlook on life. I am unsure if Jamie has a positive outlook based on the raw deals life has given him, but it certainly is not negative. Anyone complaining about their situation needs to watch this video. He should've been a Marine.

[@courtneycoley8487]

He said he didn't want to hurt people. That to me shows MORE strength

[@linde9676]

Wow. Amazing guy you are, Jamie. I hope you enjoy your freedom to the fullest, you are so extremely strong.

[@jamessheehy4895]

All i say to all of these interviews is thankyou for sharing

[@jol2924]

Can't wait for part 2!

[@leeandrew8987]

Yes

[@carsonlewis7901]

“Halloween 1977” is my favourite trailer park boys episode lol 🇨🇦

[@leeandrew8987]

Amazing very interesting video Jamie keep dropping them brilliant videos

[@davidw9909]

him and every other person in prison. go talk to a prisoner none of them are guilty. smh

[@CJG1419]

That’s not true

[@cheeseburgeralltopings7583]

Just bought your book sir ...... love from Andalousia from a french man very impressed in front of such dignity...

[@TCSJoco]

Damn, so much pain and negative things happened with him, how can he talk so calm like that? Also I lost in the details and troubles, and we didn't even reach his adulthood in the story...

[@christiangee942]

One fact to consider...his conviction has not been rescinded or made wrongful....consider that.

[@firinneach7385]

Yeah, the US system is too busy rescinding all the wrongful convictions of the innocent people that are still in

[@selfesteem3447]

E X A C T L Y !

[@daisykneller]

Damn he's been through a lot, wishing him well for the future!

[@danielem0007]

wow ... what a story ... Jamie ... YOU are an amazing man .. thanks for sharing !

[@thetraveler1182]

Its about as real as monopoly money

[@Ryoko007]

My god...that's such a horrible story, he has been through so much.😥

[@user-zd7ci2rc2n]

Why didn't he just call the police in the first place?

[@revenevan11]

It's absolutely amazing to me that this man is sane, after all he's been through. An almost unbelievable story! I hope he gets everything he wants out of life from now on!

[@skerriesrockart]

*almost* unbelievable..i'd say completely unbelievable..beating up shot callers..fighting all comers hand to hand..deferred to by the staff..nah.

[@philipgordon6626]

Came home in 2019 from a 24 year tour of California prisons myself…is there anything weirder that being set free at Heathrow after so long? Glad to see you too have made it over here. Good luck wood.

[@thetraveler1182]

Ask for this guys paperwork, you will be doing a removal trust and believe.

[@philipgordon6626]

@@thetraveler1182 I’m a little unclear as to what you’re saying in response to my respectful comment… just go and say I’m a punk if that’s the case… gladly meet up with you in the UK if you think there’s a “removal” to be handled!

[@Calmontheoutside]

This gentleman seems more emotionally and spiritually healthy than many people who haven’t lived his life. That is nothing short of a miracle.

[@TheBlueOwl21]

What a tragic and horrible life this poor guy has had. Hopefully he is now getting his life back together and looking forward to a brighter future.

[@beltigussin81]

Whoa whoa. He was born in 1954. How could he have been in Vietnam when he was not 18 until 1972 when Vietnam was pretty mych over

[@Lemonade_Stand_]

It went until 1975

[@diggerlenny4836]

Anyone who finds this dude interesting he has done many excellent podcasts on many channels. Great story teller and well worth a few hours

[@diggerlenny4836]

@user-gh9xv4pj2y interesting. The fact today we watch and get so much information from video and pictures and passed on stories from somebody who spoke to someone else 'who was there' makes it very difficult to know what is reality and what isn't.when.you add deep fakes and Ai into the mix well one can nearly make anything look real with the right amount of time and effort. That said you can normally do some investigating yourself to get a better handle on 'the truth' At some point a bit of belief or faith comes into it,as you said you have chosen God,which requires a huge amount of faith. We have made a real mess out of 'society' and personally I think aliens will arrive soon and help us find the right path. What one might call God another could say Alien. Each to they're own. We can all help each other. Some people don't deserve help of any kind. But they're are many who deserve and need our help🙏

[@kathleenreynolds6492]

An amazing story told by a very articulate, believable, strong man who is also a tremendous story teller.

[@behindthen0thing525]

I think he did it

[@nicoleoria7426]

I admire this man. Unbelievable interview!

[@AGMonz]

This gave me chills. This poor man had one hardship after another. I hope he gets to enjoy the rest of his years the right way 🙏🏼😢

[@Leyla7292]

Alexa M Oh yes in deed, & i agree with you 🙏❗️

[@BM-lw6gn]

Seen Jamie a few years back on Shawn Attwood channel- Great to see him looking healthy and hopefully settled back into the UK.

[@marky1846]

Looking healthy? He's over weight as f

[@BasedinReality1984]

Didn’t he get exposed for completely lying about his military experience. I’m fairly sure this guy is a massive fraud if I remember correctly.

[@BM-lw6gn]

@@BasedinReality1984 His background was well-researched for his book launch

[@UTDfan97893]

@@BasedinReality1984 yes he did get exposed for being a fraud. People even found the scenes from movies about the military that matched his stories like the one where he threw the back pack out of the airplanes then jumped after it don't believe a thing he says. Don Shipley is a million times more credible then the people his publisher hired to "research" for his book

[@kimharris7429]

Wow, speechless. People have amazing stories

[@freddyortiz5625]

Every life has a story

[@xuereb2867]

Love this guy, there are plenty of videos of him on youtube.

[@adamv7228]

Can't wait for the next episode

[@Conrad-kj5pq]

Thanks for Sharing

[@RobertBoyle11]

34 years? That's 9 years more than what I've had on this Earth and he spent all of that in prison, that's what gets me. As well as the fact he seems to hold no resentment and has no chip on his shoulder

[@paddysparrow4528]

This is so good

[@amandabrown8454]

Wish you all the best! You deserve it!!

[@shantellfredericks]

Jamie defines Psalm 27:10 "Though my father and mother forsake me, the LORD will receive me". I admire his peace and calmness. May the Good Lord keep him and bless him. Lots of love and respect from Namibia.

[@courtneycoley8487]

AMEN

[@vicreaves3077]

Sad but his childhood prepared him to survive adulthood.

[@joshuataylor3550]

Yeah but his adulthood was only rough because of his childhood, circular logic.

[@courtneycoley8487]

Yep!

[@edl6398]

“I’m a dinosaur. I know I’m a dinosaur. I’m just trying to be a happy dinosaur.” I’m going to have that saying printed and framed. Amazing.

[@kadiemedia]

Ive just met this man in person, very interesting and lovely guy! I bought a copy of his book direct from him signed and he directed me here 😁

[@laurenmilani9965]

What an absolutely horrific and confusing childhood. The fact that a mistake that shouldn’t have been made has changed the course of this man’s whole life is extremely saddening I can’t even wrap my head around it completely. I have an insane amount of respect for this man, I really wish life had turned out differently for him but I’m glad he’s at peace with his life and is able to share his story.

[@douglasburrough8807]

I had to watch his story! He mentioned a few places here in Fresno Ca. I grew up in south Fresno, had neighbors who were Mono Indian from foothill areas! The Sheriff’s were hunting for Stankewitze and had the neighbors’ house staked out, parking down the street and in the alley! All morning we knew what was going down next door! My oldest brother got bored about 11:00 and went into our backyard and lit off a pack of firecrackers! It didn’t go down too well with the Sheriffs! Crazy times back then!

[@chifreak6]

@douglasburrough8807 Wow. That hit close to home. 😮 He mentioned Az also...that's where I'm at. 🥴

[@user-pu6vb4mj3m]

Goodness gracious me! This man never got a single break since he was born. What a cruel world this has been for him. My heart breeds for him and I hope the people who hurt him so got their comeuppance. Gosh! People are cruel. Hope at least one of his two sons looked him up and build a relationship with him. And he seems like such a good man with no vengeance in his heart. HOW has he managed to be this way. What's th update on him? I'd love to know how he's doing. What a sad life!

[@_krimzen_]

This guy couldnt possibly be more FOS.

[@empress2529]

What a crazy case. WOW unbelievable, and no one look at his case during the whole time?

[@mack8488]

The stuff some people have to go through in life... wow what a tough guy!!

[@TheZosoSymbol]

This man has been on a journey his whole life. He is truly a man of the isle.

[@thetraveler1182]

It's bullshit

[@Kristenoyinbo]

This man is unbelievable

[@AimeeAimee444]

American prisons are for profit. They’re corrupt even when making mistakes they refuse to admit it. It’s scary.

[@_krimzen_]

Literally 😂.

[@AimeeAimee444]

@@_krimzen_ Do you know him?

[@PhillipChandler-xb9hz]

He is full of lies.

[@user-nf6is6yr1x]

What a Beautiful gentle man. For everything his been through he still has a Beautiful soul. I wish and pray he has a Wonderful life now. I'm so Sorry you were wrongly put to prison. May God Richly Bless You🙏❤️

[@rukus9585]

I remember this man, Jamie, from Shaun Atwood's channel from what seems like a decade ago. Good to see him still trucking. Terrible set of cards he was dealt.

[@lisainpalmdesert]

Fascinating!

[@themoneyslaps]

💯💪🏽 That’s Right. Glad U free💯

[@IngeEvenwel]

Hats off to this gentlemen

[@natedawg3855]

Both his wife's were snakes in the grass.. I hope he got greatly compensated for what he endured. What an incredibly strong dude! If he didn't get compensated someone should start a fundraiser for him...

[@yackparano]

biggest fear of my life going to prison for something i didnt do 💀

[@darkclownKellen]

Irrational fear to have

[@AJsVIEW]

I would fear more for those who put me there for something I didn't do cos when I'm out, I'd do it for real!

[@Jk-oz5qn]

Watch who you hang out with then

[@sitcomsTV]

Why is that? Is there a chance you can be arrested? Do you surround yourself with the "bad" crowd?

[@yackparano]

@@sitcomsTV did you take a look at the world we live in lately ? prety scary what some people are doin and i have seen way to much story with that kind of shit

[@Ashgreig999]

I can only hope that all the people who wronged this man got their karma in the worst possible way, what a tragic life to live!

[@aislingsibeallyons3416]

Omg the wife betrayed him so badly

[@Omar-nl5gs]

he should of just notified the police when he found the body.

[@bronxcheer1484]

I feel some pity for him, but his decision making in a serious situation was severely lacking.

[@firinneach7385]

Nothing would have changed since one of the women cashed the dead man's cheques and then talked to the police. Did you watch the whole video?

[@chloeclans]

He looks so young!

[@tinaa2437]

You are an amazing man. Jamie I salute you.

[@frankwebster9110]

Myself, I don't think I would come out as together an insightful as this man giving all that the hard knocks he's gone through. If I were living near him I would absolutely try to invite him to do things and that's saying a lot as I'm very introverted and have had many terrible friends. He's intelligent and has a fantastic Outlook considering everything period wishing him the best of luck

[@nathaliecarluccio7559]

What a crazy childhood 😱

[@jeremyreiter4792]

I sure hope this man has a peaceful rest of his life full of happiness and joy he sure earned it

[@Steve-wx9gl]

A remarkable story how easy most of our life's have been

[@sidechainblane4153]

This guy is amazing! He had a bad hand! And fought it every step! I’ve got time for people like him!

[@jessicajones7426]

Wow dude been through ALOT..Dang... Much respect. I thought I been through it but Dammmnnnn>>

[@paulneill8216]

Wow what a story

[@tommy7fun]

God bless Jamie. I wish him the very Best of everything. He certainly deserves it.

[@nomadicdramatic2496]

This guy has a whole set of podcast interviews with Shaun Attwood where he tells his story in great detail if you can't wait until Sunday for the second half!

[@ellis3536]

If you're reading this ... I just want to say, thank you so much for telling your story, you are an amazing man! I just hope you have a beautiful rest of your life as the innocent, free man you are ❤

[@mr.mrs.d.7015]

Wow this man has been through a lot

[@kate01141]

This man is fascinating. He tells his story so well.

[@_krimzen_]

It’s a story he practiced for decades.

[@inhiscare1]

Such a sad story! I am so sorry to hear how horrific this was! So wrong!

[@noahlindop712]

Videos are so interesting

[@niallyshere]

Videos are great yeah.

[@bigdawg1021]

Hope this man find peace for the rest of his life

[@Velvetrose737]

Wow, what a shame, poor guy, i wish him the very best💙, and yes, i would love to read his 📕 book !!!

[@Buddy1530]

Imagine ...all those years, stolen from you. Time is valuable!

[@MusMasi]

invaluable

[@damienroberts698]

Keep smiling Jamie 💯👍

[@healingplaces]

Respect!