Inside Death Row with Trevor McDonald 1of2

part one of two.

[@emm8534]

I’m turning 20 here soon and I’m so shocked to hear that barber has been in prison since my mom was an infant. That puts things into perspective like crazy 😳

[@reindeerstudioshdnorway2314]

Same here :) it is crazy long them prison sentences they get in the us. Here in Norway the maximum amount of years they get is 21years

[@reesfleming4247]

170 years that guy. got a long way to go

[@mikesully110]

@@reesfleming4247 lol if he got his prison sentence at the start of the US Civil War, he'd still have 10 years left to serve before release

[@TshepoMogale]

Im in my mid forties and he's been there since before I was born.

[@brians7901]

@@reindeerstudioshdnorway2314 if the max I could get was 21 years in a super cushy norwegian prison I would def take revenge on someone

[@daedalus6533]

"No man is your enemy, No man is your friend. Every man is your teacher." Words worth living for.

[@foxymutt1235]

Daedalus Exactly

[@J19-t7r]

Daedalus nah

The guy who murdered someone at the age 13, kinda made me really sad..

[@Gunners_Mate_Guns]

+Noah Yeah, he really stood out. He did the crime, and he deserves the punishment, but he was obviously surprisingly intelligent. Such a shame, mainly for the victims, but also for the perp, and he and regrets it. Of all the words put to mouth or pen, the saddest are "it might have been." -William Shakespeare

[@theelmitts9253]

+RandomUser M I disagree

[@tldr7159]

+Noah man the fuck up....boohoooooo it made you sad :(((((((((((((((((((((((((((( ....jeez....people kill when they are 10 or younger some places...wake up.. such weak people...

[@Gunners_Mate_Guns]

RandomUser M He didn't though. He is serving life with no possibility of parole.

[@robinorwell6242]

+TL DR he's not weak just because he finds murder sad. Don't you?So what if people kill when they are 10 years or younger-that doesn't make this case any less horrendous or make him any less weak

[@Yshtola.]

weird how the death row inmates are way more chill than the general pop

[@sophierobo5346]

😯

[@fernybern]

Cause they know they are screwed and when you realize the inevitable youd be surprise how people change

[@ROCdevelopments]

Most people on death row will never be executed, I think it's about 15% of them that will actually be killed. Most will have their sentences reversed into a life sentence, other will be found innocent with modern technology or that the mans lawyer can prove some kind of mental illness etc. I don't think they have given up hope.

[@bjorlam8201]

Because if they act like assholes, it may fuck up their chances of switching to life sentences because the case could be argued that they are too volatile to be trusted. Also if they can be trusted to have a cat, tv and other luxuries, they will be pretty chill because they want to keep them

[@Goldenretriever-k8m]

I have heard from former prisoners that the prison population is generally more polite and respectful than the free world of today. People that are released that have been locked up for many years are often shocked at how rude people in the free world can be to each other.

[@HULKHOGAN1]

It's necessary to punish criminals, especially murderers and sex offenders. It's also important to keep rehabilitation at the forefront of the system to ensure child offenders and robbers aren't forgotten about. That guy with the 170 years sentence for the double homicide was 13. For that age he should have 30 solid years in prison; enough to scar him for life and to give the families of the victims closure. It's been 35 years and he's clearly rehabilitated. It's pointless keeping him locked up. Give him parole and replace his cell with a child molester

[@athanbjr]

I agree with you. he has manned up to it, I think he won't do it again

[@toreadoress]

Not only that, he as well was able to educate himself without school, textbooks or parents. He did all by himself. I think as well he deserves a second chance, especially because he was 13 years old. If he was older like 20-23 then I would say ok, but between 13 and 20 everything in your body and mind changes and when you grow old and look at your teenage years I think everybody would say "God how stupid I was". He kills 2 elders for 5 $ it's clearly that he was acting without thinking. The guy who got out of death row for 3 murders took a deal, even if he will die in prison it won't be because somebody appoint his death date and strap him, why they don't do that for this guy as well?

[@shyonhill2146]

no he should have 170 years. He took innocent lives. Doesn’t matter if he was “only” 13. That still doesn’t excuse him. 13 year olds don’t murder.

[@baldyarmpits]

Is this assumption that he is rehabilitated based on the 30 second interview he gave in this doc? Or do you guys know him personally and actually know what he's like in person? Because if I was locked up like that for years and years and a camera crew came into the prison, I'd have exactly what I wanted to say well rehearsed so anyone who happened to see the documentary might feel sorry for me and might help me get out!

[@HULKHOGAN1]

baldyarmpits maybe this entire video is fake and rehersed

[@김승준-h8n]

What that dude gets an Xbox in death row but I get mine confiscated for getting an 83 in trig smh

[@Ownage4lif31]

It's cause ur asain. Your parents have crazy expectations.

[@lavarball5933]

RandomSilly that's a stariotipe dumbass

[@elusin]

Lavar Ball "stariotipe"

[@sosig2344]

What?

[@jacksmile6669]

Sad Mo he probably doesn't

[@scottwall4669]

Maybe I am nuts but I feel bad for the young man who has been locked up since age 15. If freed tomorrow he would be a good man. Same with the barber.

[@sinembaybee]

Scott Wall I know right!

[@josharnhill7452]

Scott Wall I dont think its crazy, 107 years is a long time especially for someone who started at 15

[@scottwall4669]

Agree with you 100 percent, not fair to ruin other lives and he should pay dearly. Other countries execute rapists.

[@Vylkeer]

What makes you believe or what guarantees you that he wouldn't commit something like that again once freed? He clearly needs help and mental support. Only if he showed to have perfectly recovered, he should get a chance to get out on parole. But you still wouldn't have a guarantee that nothing would happen afterwards. If you end up in prison for a first-degree homicide, for apparently no reason, at 15 years old, there's something wrong with you.

[@Tsumami__]

+Vylkeer it's not worth risking people's lives to test whether people have been rehabilitated, imo. And yes, you're correct, someone doing some shit like that particularly at that age says they aren't capable of normal thought process or empathy. He shouldn't be out with normal people.

[@beanerwiddagun3207]

I never feel bad for a murderer, but the guy that has been in jail since he was 13 really got to me. He fucked up to be sure and 2 dead people is far worse then his jail time, but 25 years is a long time to reflect and I got a sense that he is a changed person.

[@luckybow3473]

Don't be fooled my friend. Read my other comment

[@beanerwiddagun3207]

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[@beanerwiddagun3207]

+Keek Babe no my friend it is you who is fooled, i dont ever want him out of prison nor did i say i did, i simply said i feel as if he has changed in there.

[@palmy9386]

same here ..feel bad for him ..it was too young when it happen

[@iPolitely]

Plus he killed some old ass ladies. They had like 1 year left

[@18pepinemi]

Ask anyone over the age of 30 if they are the same person that they were at 13. You barely understand consequences at that age. They should have worked on rehabilitation for him instead of sentencing him to 170 years in prison... This is so sad he could have had a great life. So many things have changed in my life since I was 13 and I'm only 17 now.

[@deniecebasso5367]

The Metaphorical Muffin Precisely why nobody under age 18 should be tried as an adult. In fact, I think it should be 21.

[@18pepinemi]

I agree completely. Your brain doesn't even fully physically develop until your early twenties. There needs to be more money going into rehabilitation programs. But honestly the only way to make that happen is to tax the public more and can you imagine the outrage that there would be if people had to "give even more of their hard earned money to murderers and pedophiles." The average inmate with a life sentence costs taxpayers 1 million dollars which is already a fuck ton of money. I wish more people would realize that most criminals are good people who have just made bad decisions

[@joannaflowers5563]

ABSOLUTELY 💯

[@alexmiles9682]

The man that was convicted of double homicide at 13 was very well spoken, he must read a lot of books in jail.

[@TA-to7kt]

In my opinion, he's someone who needs to have his sentence reduced and given a chance to rehabilitate back into society.

[@wiserthamost]

Alex Miles denzel voice

[@ThingThing-bd3fk]

Alex Miles ii

[@daviddenning1976]

Alex Miles and I

[@themoneyteammoney7125]

damm i shed tears when i was going to give up on life but when the guy said when there is life there is hope i started to belive a bit again..

[@reindeerstudioshdnorway2314]

same here. they should release him Sandford and the barber

[@sigalpha215]

My heart does go out to Sandford but he said it best though (paraphrased), " 25 years since that time took place, it's still very vivid and still very poignant, it still resonates and it still has the same amount of tragic elements involved in it now as it did then."

[@wiredsk8r]

lol hope for weak make shit happen if u want something or not

[@sundial_roshi]

you're not alone, ever, no matter what you';re going through

[@kangarojack3814]

ill be damned if i leave my wife an kid to get locked up on4n3m , idk how m'fuckas could do it

[@downsyndromedanny2866]

Dude could you imagine being in jail at 15 and knowing you don't have one single chance of getting parol until 100

[@downsyndromedanny2866]

Xavier Gua 😂😂😂

[@paigeandcedsister]

Ladiesman 217 well you do the crime do the time

[@nickc3053]

2:42 wonder what the cat did to be put on death row

[@pasteli6237]

same

[@TAG-1984]

killed a whole mouse family..

[@sinembaybee]

Thomas Anton Geurts hahahaha! 😂

[@josiahcherry7944]

Nick C xD ikr i fell bad for the cat

[@niyebewoflx5926]

probably a progam XD but just incase that poor mouse family

[@mehelloYO]

13 years old and gets 170 years. Shows how fucked up our justice system is.

[@EViLxR3MiX]

+What A Lovely Day To me, it appears that he is a changed person. The way he spoke made him seem kind and intelligent, and he seemed like he regretted doing what he did. I feel bad for him, because he missed out on a lot in life.

[@EViLxR3MiX]

+What A Lovely Day I don't believe he would murder again.

[@mehelloYO]

***** lmao throwing away a child's life over the ultimate mistake is still fucked up. he seems rehabilitated.

[@mehelloYO]

***** what're you a fuckin bias psychologist ? it's been proven in other countries rehabilitation works.

[@UltraEliteZz]

+What A Lovely Day i beg you just shut your pea brained self up what are you talking about , he did it at the age of 13 he hasnt even seen the real world for decades. Atleast give a person a chance to change , rehabilitation works

[@TheWhiteWolfDog]

Yet another fine movie with Morgan Freeman.

[@inspgonzalez]

Lux Noctis Aurora 😂👨🏾

[@MM-vz7fu]

Btfol

[@tracystout-powers5245]

Lord Astral hahahaha

[@sergioaguero2067]

There's a cat on fucking deathrow!? did it kill a mouse or something...? -sigh-

[@carolinavasconez1999]

Sergio Agüero probably, just kidding!

[@kayarichardson7724]

Sergio Agüero its for therapy

[@jacobscheelejr6666]

Murder

[@jacobscheelejr6666]

Sergio Agüero the cat is really cute though

[@ivtryinghardvl6018]

Sergio Agüero a white mouse😂

[@TA-to7kt]

One of the better death row documentaries I've seen. Thanks for sharing.

[@danielsinyatkin_]

Those death row cells look chill af

[@donaldtrump2669]

ikr

[@omarguizar8913]

some dude has a cat! hahaha

[@markdavis6039]

rite

[@tsfxpre174]

+lito esleepi at Wat part

[@crazyforcoffee5950]

Because more than half of them never get executed. Some people have been on death row of 30 years.

[@Ibizagirl91]

Killing 3 persons-> 106 years, but killing a cop-> 1 person -> death penalty!?! When did a cops life get more worth than a no cop persons life?

[@mysimaddiction3173]

Ibizagirl91 If you can kill a cop you are considered more dangerous, cops are fully trained and armed it doesn't take a very dangerous person to get angry and kill someone but it does to go out and kill a cop.

[@gryphon8023]

Ibizagirl91 a cop is a government employee which is automatic capital punishment

[@A92_]

aren't we all on death row?

[@Commitment2Risk]

TOO DEEP

[@apfelprincess45]

+NiNi 117 How profound of you.

[@A92_]

+apfelprincess45 lol

[@f1fanatic498]

Yeah just a very long one

[@jojoelliott5687]

+NiNi 117 No, because we don't know our death date

[@lareinarose8092]

Omg the man that committed the double homicide at 13 was so well spoken and was VERY respectful to the host !!! Why is he caged up and not in gen pop? I hope that man has family that love him and go visit him!!!!

[@blazinbuc99]

I don't know, maybe because he killed two people....are you dumb or stupid?

[@lareinarose8092]

He was 13 tho!!!! I still feel the same and hope he has family that supports him! He definitely served his time and I bet he inspires some of his fellow inmates to stay happy not get down on themselves for being locked up!

[@tracystout-powers5245]

LaReina Rose Have you given ANY thought to the people he killed!!?? Do you have any sorrow for THEIR families?? You remind me of those women that marry someone in prison

[@jeffscomp]

We seriously need criminal justice reform. A lot of those people should be released. Especially the guy who got in trouble when he was 15.

[@jeffscomp]

Naomi Gold at the the age of 15 he didn't know what he was doing and he has shown that he is reformed. After 25 - 30 years he should be released. That's punishment enough.

[@joorhell]

Tell that to families of the people he murdered.

[@echospage]

there already dead, what type of human being are you to feel the need to punish someone to that extent? In regards to "tell that to the families of the people he murdered". Sanford is probably more educated and would probably have greater efforts in rehabilitating teens(anyone for that matter) on the wrong path, than you would ever in the entirety of your minescule piss ant life.

[@allyboyd9743]

+jeffscomp A 15 year old is old enough to know what they are doing.

[@jaychung1380]

Agreed. I really hope he gets to leave prison at some point..

[@JohnDoe-or3cl]

Damn, that guy that killed 2 people had a really good vocabulary..

[@pennypotato8074]

John Doe ikr

[@SeventeenSalvatore]

lanna boo he's still human 😂😂😂

[@ATTACKaMAC]

lot's of time to read dictionarys and grammar books ; )

[@barchetta575m]

When you are destined to spend the rest of your life in an 8x8 concrete box, with nothing but a bed, you learn to appreciate the art of reading and writing (and exercising). You should read letters from a prisoner, amazing pieces.

[@Backup-cs2os]

John Doe I mean good talking people kill people.

[@myrmelman]

I have been watching prison documentarys for 3 hours

[@micaylalilly5752]

myrmelman me every night

[@ardithbard857]

I don't know how I got here but. I can't stop watching

[@yeehaw6543]

Same

[@petersume2780]

same

[@sophia-Bkt]

Its very addictive lol I watch daily at night till I fall asleep.

[@oc3anaj741]

You know I kinda feel bad for these people. I can tell that they've changed since they've been in prison, especially the barber guy who I think deserves a second chance. Most people may disagree but He's an old man who has missed out on life, and needs to actually enjoy the last few years while he can.

[@echospage]

what about the man who came in at 15? He has not even had the ability to feel free as an adult!

[@Hmbki]

ikr

[@jaychung1380]

It does make me incredibly sad to see them waste away.

[@samlung2724]

People deserve 2nd chances but if they mess up their 2nd chance, then i am sorry but i have no heart for them.

[@fernybern]

one man killed his wife and two daughters.... you are trash if you feel bad for him if i had the chance id put that dog down myself even if all.i had was bare hands

[@Irispia97]

The man who committed homicide at 15 is incredibly well spoken & very intelligent. He seems reformed.

[@isaiahbakes6030]

Rachel Freeland Because he has a good vocabulary? Thats very ignorant

[@ponziable]

Isaiah Bakes are you the same person you where 25 yrs ago? what kind of person where you when you were 13?

[@isaiahbakes6030]

Alice T That doesnt mean anything. Everyone is different but not everyone changes. Hes read books and has a good vocabulary but that doesnt mean he has changed completely.

[@nickinick5219]

You know there's people that educate them in the prison right?

[@ainvencivel]

These inmates were nothing like I thought. Some of them sound intelligent, can speak well, good manners, especially the ginger one. If I met some of them in a social occasion I wouldn't be able to tell them appart from the rest of the population.

[@CrazyPeanutnup]

+Holly Hobbie it's all an act, a performance. They need to appear valuable and intelligent

[@iPolitely]

+CrazyPeanutnup for what? Like the guard said they have nothing but time. They educate themselves.

[@Pharsyde81]

+CrazyPeanutnup This is no act, these men have nothing but time. A LOT of them use that time to get an education or to better themselves some how, learn a new trade, anything that makes the time past. Don't let the movies fool you, not every inmate is a gang banger, or will shank and rape you. Here is a perfectly good example of this www.wsj.com/articles/an-unlikely-debate-prison-vs-harvard-1442616928 Not only did the inmates win, they destroyed the Harvard students. So no, this is not just an act.

[@LAGuitarnetwork]

+Holly Hobbie Oh you mean like Ted Bundy?

[@ainvencivel]

I don't know the name anymore. I meant the ginger one with the tidy and clean cell.

[@tjazzmcneil5514]

So if I get onto death row, they'll let me have a cat? My apartment won't allow them.

[@Gavo9649]

TJazz MCNeil lol

[@Rchelsee59]

TJazz MCNeil When he gets executed, who gets the cat? His wife? I know some prisons allow a program so inmates can have cats to cope with depression/anxiety etc

[@georgebennett8114]

The barber broke my heart, the guy's clearly learned his lesson. I've more respect for that man than I have for alot of law abiding citizens.

[@nthabytukula7982]

That black guy with writings on his wall. He sounds so intelligent and focused. He cudda been great out there. 😭😭

[@endotype2286]

Unfortunately, that intelligence and focus is only one part of him.

[@zako9667]

He spelled perseverance wrong

[@pagandaddy_exe]

He could've been maybe a writer

[@d-24]

+Zako Well.. if u're in prison since ur 15th its pretty understandable he can't write that well..

[@AS-oo4gv]

Maybe prison was a blessing disguise, unfortunately his crimes are influenced by the people around him. Isolating him from them was probably for the better

[@Rebecca112244]

i would love to know the details of Sanford's case because sending a 13 year old little boy to jail for a 170 is crazy and NOT what he needed

[@Live7Love1Laugh2]

He committed a double homicide!! He deserves to be in jail even though he was only 15 when he was put there. He can still be charged as an adult.

[@johngarcia6661]

www.scribes.eu/2013/01/ronald-l-sanford-170-years-in-indiana_23.html check out that link i looked up i found this it seems that the other kid said sanford did everything and got a 5 year sentence yet got out after 2 years

[@Rebecca112244]

John Garcia i just read the story you sent me and i 100% believe this was a mistake and there is clearly ALOT more to the story, such a shame .

[@bigdave6535]

Yes, I feel for Sanford as well. I think he deserves another chance. Sending him away for life at age 13 is insane and isn't doing anybody any good.

[@jerseygirl3109]

Rebecca Jones he killed two people. he had the capacity to murder at 13, that's not normal, he is extremely dangerous. 170 years for that is not crazy.

[@noth_inf3367]

The guy about at 4:30 has a cat :333

[@noth_inf3367]

Luckyyy

[@MrChiefBlackhawk]

I don't think having a cat makes him lucky considering his situation LMAOOO

[@Kittysarahpeach]

^~^

[@TheR3negadeMaster]

He also killed a cop.

[@octobercameron786]

iCRAZY Kitty he shot a cop not killed a woman and child. Listen before you text.

[@loripounds61]

Sir Trevor McDonald asks wonderful questions. Superb interviews. Thank you for sharing this/these.

[@collectornick4270]

I understand these people did bad things but this really was sad to think about like that black dude who killed those people when he was 13

[@craftavrila8704]

Nick Kochutin yeah, his top number should only be 25 years. Poor man

[@tracystout-powers5245]

Craft Avrila Maybe if his victims could come back to life after 25 years.

[@ashleyhodgins2229]

Agreed . Death penalty should never be imposed on child /minor offenders .

[@sonyasmith2853]

It makes me wonder, if he could be an educator in a youth prison or something. Showing them that they could do differently. It’s sad. I don’t know Indiana state law back then, but in Arkansas it’s unheard of, typically.

[@jackwatson3944]

@@ashleyhodgins2229 he hasn't got the death penalty.

[@emigs2050]

the dude that has 170 years . needs to be paroled soon. make room for the next criminal.

[@bengg1697]

9-13m

[@livinglifetheestherway8520]

He should have had 15 years of shorter he was 13 im 13 he didn't know what he was doing he's a kid you don't think he could have had a bad child hood parents he does not deserve that punishment!!

[@hannavanburen9017]

What do you mean he doesn't know what he was doing? All humans are aware that violent acts causes pain, that 13 year old kid had a choice, he could have stopped the violence but instead two people are dead because of him. He's exactly where he needs to be.

[@APEXR3AP3R]

Free Mescaline INI

[@JotheGr3at]

Hockey player 123 That's the dumbest fucking excuse lmao.

[@andyh027]

I love it when the British come look at our death row because they highlight the barbarity of state-sanctioned execution. BTW, those cells seem *enormous* to me. I've definitely had smaller bedrooms.

[@Ananse15]

Even thinking of getting confined in a prison cell messes with my brain smh

[@mperry1329]

One would think that it should be a deterrent for them as well. The older guy is fortunate not to be locked up with the infantile noisy prisoners. They would act that way out on the street if they weren't in prison. I would hate the noise day and night. I mean that is additional punishment alone. Never being able to sleep and developing sleep disturbances which will and can drive you nuts.

[@suzrachel9036]

+M Perry I would miss my pillow top mattress and fluffy pillows ... And I snore so someone would shank me lol

[@monickalynn4365]

+Suz Rachel I grind my teeth so I'd be really screwed:-)

[@brendology]

I don't think that noise making all night should be tolerated. It's inhumane.

[@MickDRangerX]

It sucks. 54 square feet in a cell. No thanks. I hated it.

[@risingwindspress]

34:21 “Baby-killer.” The way he said that... Even in death row, there are certain lines and standards that some unstable criminals do not cross.

[@bravadohallannsi2713]

Poor thing, 15?! Giiirlll i bet you havent even had a gf yet, i know this may sound ridiculous but like i could feel the sadness in his voice

[@deionnn]

Bravado Hallannsi Just shut the fuck up. There are much more important things in life, shallow bitch.

[@bravadohallannsi2713]

Three Dollar Bill damn b you salty asf, did you accidentally drink water from the dead sea?

[@natmed1262]

Bravado Hallannsi "giirl" "u salty" can you learn how to speak to someone?

[@bravadohallannsi2713]

Honey Bun surely, but where can i take the class?

[@natmed1262]

Bravado Hallannsi Google .

[@hunterbudnick2822]

This was so sad

[@deathofnight101]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZecYoeGh6dgjrM Watch this one then, this is the saddest one I have ever seen. Just listen to them speak about their lives and what they did. If I could describe this as anything it would be gray.

[@blackflagqwerty]

And cheaper!

[@unit0137]

Hunter Budnick. But think of what they've done.

[@franklyles3988]

Hunter Budnick I want that first black guy out of prison. I was so sad. I’m 13rn

[@Hasahn.]

The sad thing for me is that they start to change but once it's said its done you know

[@herkuskaminskas1409]

Man I feel so bad for the black guy that got a 170yr sentence. When he said he had never been abroad or flown a plane. That kinda hit me in the feels cause he looked so devastated too.

[@dirksmith1713]

its funny watching him rot

[@feex9819]

+dirk smith stupid sentence man

[@dirksmith1713]

he committed a horrible fucking crime and deserves to rot for it.

[@emry5384]

Garlandjacques Price I am (insert Lenny face)

[@Michelle_Schu-blacka]

If I was sentenced to death and was guilty, I'd want it done ASAP. Get it done and over with.

[@_danthefuckenman6325]

Doesn't work like that there's paper work and shit they legally have to go through

[@m.w.6526]

We need to ban the death sentence. We as a society cannot take another man's soul. Especially cases of the man who murdered someone at 15. He does not deserve life.

[@detaildr]

As soon as a death sentence is initiated, it automatically goes into appeals to the Supreme Court whether they want to or not.

[@TheWhiteWolfDog]

I'd just find a way to kill myself as soon as they lock me up. Fuck waiting for my impending death. Or better yet, just kill myself at the scene of the crime. Like Eric harris, or elliot rodger.

[@bluelivesmattermorethenbla4833]

ナコルル王女 quicker to hell tho

[@samuelkennedysmith4901]

watching this video makes me feel that indeed God has been very good to me.

[@JoJo-zx9sc]

God had nothing to do with the choices these men made that landed them in prison. We have free will. The fact that you’re not in prison is not because “god has been very good to (you)” it’s because you haven’t committed a violent crime, and that is down to YOU. Not god.

[@sarahpressler4592]

Damn double homicide at age of 13?? OMG

[@fopplet]

+Cool Crumbs Murder.

[@get_rightslittlebrother2989]

Maverick lover that's called a uav when you have hardline on

[@wmonger]

Sucks that the cat is on death row.

[@polishprincess86]

+Jay Davis Well, when he dies, the cat will be moved to another prisoner. One with more "privileges" .

[@Kwak444]

Until you find out what he did.

[@_Wat3rr_]

+Timothy Macdonald-Morgan haha

[@5888max]

Tell that to the Family of the Mouse (he had a name you know ) Typical bleeding heart liberal FRY THE FELINE

[@wmonger]

5888max lol

[@brendology]

That barber should not still be there. His crime was not as bad as some crimes that people serve less time for.

[@SpicyDragoon]

Yeah, but it'd be like the old man in Shawshank Redemption. You'd wonder if he'd be able to readjust to the outside world.

[@IrisheaglesOne]

It is such a shame that he spent that much time in there. If what he says is true and it was as "easy" as robbery then stealing a car that had people in it though the people were not hurt...that should not hold that much time. It would never hold more than 10 years now for sure and he would not do more than 4-5 on that. Now, I do not know that he could function out here. Can you just imagine what we have now that was not here in 1975? The world would be quite difficult to live in

[@PFOUNT1992]

I agreed he should not still be there! Unless there was more to his crime than he said.

[@brendology]

I think they just keep him there because he gives great hair cuts and they trust him. That would be sooo selfish of them. I wish they'd set him free.

[@splint3048]

I have a sneaking suspicion that he didn't tell the whole story about his crime.

[@dhr.neuteboom4536]

One of the best interviewers I have ever watched. This man has some high class manners and knows how to engage and share the stories with the world. True professional! Got my respect sir!

[@darkknight1340]

He started as a news reader here in the UK around 40 years ago,since then he has featured as the host in many hard hitting documentaries such as the massacre in Rwanda,apartheid In South Africa etc,he always comes across as highly knowledgeable and he does treat everyone respectfully.

[@CD2002-yw6pd]

They actually have pretty good cells I imagined just a bed and some sort of toilet but they have TVs,furniture and video games

[@agustdonot]

Oh my goodness, Mr. McDonald is so cute and so well spoken this was such a great documentary!!

[@paisleyprincess7996]

Why does this man sound like he's narrating a national geographic documentary???

[@milliedud6062]

Because he's a famous UK retired news repoerter

[@simonashley8914]

+emily dudley "Sir" Trevor MacDonald

[@bettywhite3296]

Killing is wrong, period. (Unless it's self defence). The death penalty is basically trying to make two wrongs a right. It's WRONG!

[@user-qi1rp8hx3d]

Betty White I reported your comment

[@bettywhite3296]

Wille e lol and?

[@ThePandE]

Betty White Survival of the fittest, it's that simple. Murdering in cold blood is not uncommon in the animal kingdom and it is no different in homo sapiens. Murdering as a means to survive is an entirely understandable crime if you aren't a sheep to the media and society. Don't be so close minded.

[@bettywhite3296]

Stratosfear the God Killing for food or self defense etc. is understandable..

[@soulseeker4168]

Well you could say the state is practising a form of self defence.. They are defending the state from the risk that these people may be released from jail for wtv reason in the future.. They have to defend the majority of good law abiding citizens.. Gotta breed out the homicidal gene from the gene pool..

[@RickSanchez-dw9iv]

That cat must have killed a lot of mice and rats and squirrels or many even another cat or a dog

[@uspeach94]

Chance Soethout Lmbo😀😀😀

[@roseschanchan719]

Chance Soethout ohmyygood LMAO

[@SwagglexCupcake]

It's actually pretty upsetting to watch documentaries like this, but they're so interesting. It's truly amazing how (most of) the prisoners are able to cope with being in such an isolated area. It's just sad to think that a lot have them have learnt their lesson and they still have to spend the rest of their life in jail or waiting to be killed if they aren't let off.

[@keishaloveschelsea]

***** i agree with you 100%

[@OPBagels]

HE's got a damn cat lol

[@brendology]

That poor kitty can't get out either. I don't think they should have cats in prison.

[@mayatock8191]

And fishes

[@brendology]

Cat's like "Hey brah, I'm innocent, I swear!!!"

[@totenkopfkatzen6904]

Its Westmoreland.

[@jaggass]

That cat might die before him.

[@beeley]

“No man is your friend, No man is your enemy. Every man is your teacher.”

[@Hzydonn]

Stanford seems like a genuine guy

[@CreeperUniverseTV]

This is not jail. This is a small apartment! At least they have respect for the inmates living space.

[@lenneychristopher]

10:01 Ronald Sandford's, case just makes me sit back, and both sob, and pray to God, that his childhood sins, have already been forgiven. For, he was only a 15 year old, adolescent... : (

[@CoolbreezeFromSteam]

Indiana. A state where it's just as depressing outside of the prisons as it is inside of them

[@zeddblue]

I've noticed alot of prison shows based in Indiana also

[@garbageprivatechannel4102]

Also, the people on death row were actually real nice

[@harjeetabusaleem7583]

Our father in heaven hallowed be thy name thy kingdom come thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven please give us this day our daily bread and forgive us of our trespass as we forgive those who trespass against us and lead us not into temptation but deliver us from evil. Amen

[@creamofthecrop8286]

+Ian The Creator God gives to each freewill to make choices - sadly some choose to use that freewill to serve the evil one & NOT the Creator God. Don't blame God for what some human being chose to do!

[@Itspietertime]

lmao "god", our fictional herder.

[@techn9na]

some part of me feels bad for them but the other half is saying the deserve it...

[@laconamccoy4894]

No one deserves to die even if it's by the State 2 wrongs don't make it right.

[@lilshotgunblast]

Lacona Mccoy Some of these guys committed horrendous crimes though.

[@laconamccoy4894]

African Lion Bat who are you to determine that? That's the kind of thinking that destroyed the lives of the victims and their family members. No one regardless of what they've done deserve death. My husband was killed by 2 thieves and I had the death penalty lifted, and after 40 yrs one of them are up for parole. I couldn't do anything for the 2 perp because of other murder cases he had against him. The power of forgiveness does wonders. I'm a Christ loving God fearing women, so if my Savior Jesus Christ can forgive the people who killed him and ask His Father to forgive them why can't I?

[@laconamccoy4894]

Larry M your absolutely right they did but no sin or crimes is to big or horrendous for God to forgive.

[@AfricanLionBat]

Lacona Mccoy a citizen of the United States and I would vote to keep the death penalty legal. The law is clear. If the death penalty is on the table, don't murder people. Trying to get murderers out of prison is not a good deed, it's dangerous to innocent people who don't lack control over their actions and kill people. What makes you think they wouldn't do it again? They won't be able to get a decent job since they went to prison for murder and will likely turn to theft. They had the audacity to not only have one but multiple murder charges. SMH

[@ebktyy7864]

He just wanted to go to the fair 1 like=1 prayer for the man on 170 years

[@shaneoneill121]

Ronald Sanford seems highly intelligent and a really nice person.

[@Outlawdeputy23]

The Black gentleman that was sentenced when he was 15 should really be set free. He was a minor. He has served more than enough time. He has never even had the chance to really live his life. I don't want to downplay his crime but in my opinion, 25 years is enough.

[@Outlawdeputy23]

Ben I would feel sad but he was a kid, not an adult.

[@Outlawdeputy23]

Ben Ok but you do realise that he was 1) a minor who may not even have gone through puberty yet 2) housing him for the rest of his life is going to cost millions of dollars.....

[@Outlawdeputy23]

***** 15 year olds are still children. I know I did plenty of stupid stuff at 15. Granted it was more along the lines of playing hooky and not doing my homework but he was a kid. What he did was wrong. But he has made progress in taking responsibility for what he has done. Part of the reason why we imprison people is to rehabilitate them. He seems to have been rehabilitated.

[@Outlawdeputy23]

***** Because kids are not fully developed. Kids cannot reason as well as adults. People should be punished for their crimes but not excessively. If you commit a crime before you can even legally drive you shouldn't be in prison for the rest of your life.

[@dirksmith1713]

People who think like kevin shum do are dangerous.

[@hammerdown184]

I get the barber pulled off a terrible crime and should be locked up 10-15 years but 37+ thats a little much

[@TheDavidMac90]

True. He stole a car with people in it. Not knowing the details, in Australia you would get

[@hammerdown184]

Canada on the first offence 5-15 depending on your lawyer and judge.

[@TheDavidMac90]

Man, America is messed up.

[@TheDavidMac90]

Sexy Cougar Right, wasn't aware of that.

[@Demondoink1]

how do you know that? don't think it was said...

[@mbuckholz]

I've always found it funny how death row cells are so much bigger and nicer lol

[@opana59]

CBJ Jackets on the power play might as well make them feel a bit better even though they are funna die

[@johngoff896]

The interviewer has an excellent voice.

[@kdot1087]

It would be nice if they gave us a address to write them because after watching this I wanna thank them for opening my eyes and cherish my freedom. Lord forgive this man for what they have done and have mercy on them when that day comes. Even though they did evil acts they seem like changed man. Everyone needs a second chance.

[@sasukekishido9280]

K Dot look up the prison and the names, maybe they have a write a prisoner programm

[@yogawsylvia1616]

Amen

[@princessevil8984]

No not everyone deserves a second chance! Sex offenders, especially towards children do not deserve second chances, nor do child killers!

[@yogawsylvia1616]

Princess Evil Jesus forgive why u can't ?

[@kdot1087]

Princess Evil If the Lord forgives who are we not to. Please take that evil out your name.

[@amoldhillon1445]

Really sad to see that guy who got into prison when he was 15. Crime never pays but when you are 13, maybe his parents never taught him well but wow...God bless that guy and everyone else..

[@shaunaaghasi0426]

I could NOT work here. I'd probably end up getting attached to some of them and then letting them go. "YOU DESERVE TO BE FREEEE!"

[@brandonwright9031]

That’s why you’d be no good weak minded with a short memory

[@manojlo007]

No man is your friend No man is your enemy Every man is your teacher

[@DJRgamez]

the disturbing thing is that all those death row guys are probably dead. unless their sentence was changed

[@summerreyes4531]

Listening to that guy who committed a double homicide at 13 and am shocked... Why wasn't his age taken into consideration when he was sentenced? 170 years????? The life sentence in the UK is 30 years,which can be shortened for good behaviour, unless the judge says otherwise...America's court sentencing,seems way too harsh and doesn't seem interested in rehabilitation at all...Which is sad really.😕

[@HoesNDoritos]

I feel so fucking bad for the 13-15 year old story. He deserves a second chance.

[@gatineausparks]

do not... he murdered someone.. took someone's life for 5$.... imagine the pain and suffering his victims went through... they don't get a second chance.. why should he? I knew not to kill people at 13..

[@seanurban829]

Valentina Santic he killed 2 people merely because they didn't want their lawn mowed....think about that

[@richardlacroix3523]

yeah i went in at the age of 21 and served 15 years just got released on 8/21/16

[@janlakic7357]

Richard Lacroix What did you do?

[@CreeperUniverseTV]

Murder? Never. The whole family is heartbroken. So giving one person a last chance is the worst thing to do.

[@thelwulf5501]

The guy serving 170 years is highly intelligent and CLEARLY has his head screwed on right now. Very respectful and polite. I think maybe he deserves something better now....I almost feel like he served his sentence. Now look at him? If I met this man on the street I would have never known.

[@13superdude2]

One of the most fascinating documentaries I've seen in my entire life. Thank you for uploading!

[@awesomerblx2010]

I want fries from McDonald's now

[@brandonrubio6038]

Awesome RBLX wtf lol

[@planespottercvg]

I hate you i was fine now you just made me hungry. Currently ordering mcdonalds rn because of this

[@wschippr1]

Awesome RBLX I want ramen, so I am making ramen... of course I have to do it from scratch as I don't have instant or any kind of prepared ramen... so I will be eating it in several hours :P

[@abioladoyeni6581]

Awesome RBLX me too

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[@davidbilia2371]

How dose he have a pet in death row

[@maxgrellner7675]

He gets what he wants when you are on death row

[@nickc3053]

They just share the cell. Cat has to serve 9 life sentences for unspeakable acts of violence

[@draagenn8573]

hehe i get it :))))))))))

[@jaggass]

That cat has done horrible things like killng birds, mice etc and the only cat convicted for murder. He/she has 9 lives as well.

[@elevenslevin6782]

Trevor Mcdonald this is how reporting should be .Considerate and polite .👏

[@djsichuan622]

crazy that a trip to get your diabetes shot around regular nurses is the highlight of your day

[@BloodRedLegend]

I've seen this. Didn't know Black guys named Trevor existed.

[@djsichuan622]

haha

[@lasszak2008]

It's more sad than crazy.

[@CollinMac96]

I feel bad for some of the inmates. Then I remember why they are in prison

[@ollymuirs]

Brilliant doc and very professional from Trevor McDonald as to be expected.

[@jimcunningham61]

the barber in for 37 years for a non murder conviction , appears to me a very long time

[@willhansen6581]

+jimcunningham61 i know right wtf poor dude

[@brians7901]

Trevor is one of the best interviewers I've ever seen

[@murchadha1]

They tried him at 13 as an adult that's BS .

[@danielengle4089]

If you're old enough to kill 2 people you are old enough to do the time. He wasn't raised right, and that's not necessarily his fault, but it was his choice to commit the crime.

[@chopperdude407]

+Daniel Engle doesn't matter he was young we all make mistakes. Some worse than others but you dam Yankees have no heart. Everyone and mean everyone deserves a second chance. One bad mistake and it could be you behind bars think about that.

[@beautybarconn]

I hate how these men commit crimes and try to come off like their punishment is a injustice. Their actions led them to kill as if they were animals, so no I don't feel sorry for any of them. The man who has been there since the age of 15 deserves to be there, at that age you know right from wrong and he decided to do wrong over some "carnival" that was in town? These victims were mothers, daughters, sisters, friends, wives, and grandmothers and they had no say in their deaths.

[@batvanv]

What is sad.. is that most of them are nice now and I can see the heartbreak in their eyes

[@reindeerstudioshdnorway2314]

there is a couple of them who wold do good out in the free world i think..

[@ladonnad.steele2470]

Yes the sadness is always there. No chance to make anything better. No chance to be the man you know you are in your heart.

[@Kim-ss5bb]

@@reindeerstudioshdnorway2314 Sanford is one of them

[@Icehax1]

they have pets? what in the world?!?! Max security huh?

[@connor8231]

Its part of their rehab, to make them start caring.

[@camilaramirezangel]

That's pretty fucked up. If they shouldn't have access to humans for safety reasons, then they shouldn't have access to pets for the ANIMAL'S safety. Humans are selfish and disgusting. Why put an animal at risk like that? Bc it's "just an animal". Such bullshit.

[@letsgetit90]

How is it fuck up? Yeah these dudes are death room inmates, but they don't let any kind of inmates has pets. Prisons that allow pets to be house with the inmates, have a common rule among the inmates where if you dare hurt the pet than your dead, they dont play that shitt there! The animals that are there are homeless or shelter animals. They are providing the pets with love and a place to stay. The dam pets don't give a dam who their owners is even if they are a criminals. Its benefits both party's, the pet gets a loving home even if it prison and the prisoner gets a friend that they can care and love. In a way its helping animals that would have been put down in the shelters by giving them a second chance. To me that seems fine. I dont know why that is being selfish and disgusting. So are you telling me that you would rather have the animals be put do to death rather than staying in a prison where they will be tend to with love and affection and food? Where they can have a second chance of life rather than being put to death? And i guess we humans are selfish after all because you didn't even look at the bigger picture. There are 2 million people lock up in the US. If we were able to get least 500,000 prisoners with animals from the shelter than we would be saving 500,000 animals. Around 2.7 million animals are put down each year, and i am pretty sure that numbers is gonna increase because people like to buy pets rather than adopt one and saving lives. I love seeing the faces of the inmates and pets together. Makes me smile to know that these animals are getting a second chance and the same thing for the inmates, even tho, they are locked. I really think you should do so more research on this matter before you say stuff like this...

[@leamccue1569]

Finlay Constant I don't understand the the system. They kill people but they can have access to TVs and animals. They can have all these things and talk about doing the right things when they get out but then they get out and start it up all over again. That's straight-up bullshit. But they're human beings, I guess.😐

[@vrodi9958]

Acaciastreet exactly. My girlfriends dad trained German Shepards to be police dogs as part of a rehabilitation program. Normal people are unaware of the effects animals can have of inmates

[@knyafallen1108]

"Man, either in a box or doing a life sentence, that's my choices" that part was sad to me

[@maximumeffort5259]

“It seems like I’ve been in this prison so long it’s as if I was never free” that’s some deep shit..

[@OrderRealm]

Coming from the infantry, fuck these guys have it good

[@jaggass]

They wouldn't if it was China, North Korea etc.

[@friedeggnchips4095]

Are you insane? You can quit the military, these people don't have a choice whether they die or not!

[@OrderRealm]

You obviously have no idea what infantry is like when your not on deployment. Tell that to people i know who have been trying to quit for over 2 years. 3 years is minimum they can refuse your request for leave like iv seen done all the time

[@jdmnismo7]

+Darth Malgus At least in the infantry you actually know you have a chance to live. these guys on death row know they will die and be executed.

[@OrderRealm]

zachariah well not everyone sees death as negative and something to fear. Im talking about the life they live before they die.

[@aarongleason467]

The one who committed the double homicide at the age of 13 is a tragic case, he was a little kid for all intent and purposes. Don't get me wrong, I think what he and the other kid did was a horrific crime but, he had the mind of a child,a killer child but none the less a child, he is not the same person now.

[@lakaylaspeeks7450]

he was only 13....hasnt even hit puberty and they give him 170 years !!!!!! are u fr geez i think he learned his lesson he was 13 ......13 atleast give him 20 or30 years but 170 that too harsh

[@bluedude2246]

Lakayla Speeks He killed two elderly women for $5

[@abhishekbhowmik7102]

Yaa man feelng bad

[@driestbarracuda5382]

Lakayla Speeks i say 60 years

[@danielleswitzer567]

Lakayla Speeks he did kill 2 old lady's because they wouldn't let him cut there grass for 5 dollars

[@Jamililable]

The dude who got in at 15 is impressively articulate. Rick the barber is just amazing.

[@lunsjen5139]

Sanford seemed very nice! I mean, he was 13 when he committed the crime. I think the judge went a little hard on him. Instead of 170 yrs I think that they could have given him at least 20 yrs. You don’t think very well at that age.

[@kylebanks3910]

I literally almost cried for the guy whose serving 170 years and has been in jail since 15. That man missed out on life and when he started naming all the things out loud I couldn't help but feel for the man. A 38 yr old man is haunted everyday by his 13 yr old self. Imagine if that man had one week free to live life what would he do?? HE DESERVES TO BE FREE. I mean he actually educated himself cause he was using some sentence enhancers right there.

[@dav67109]

Why should a guy who took life be aloud to live one? He made the choice and now he has to live with it. Age does not justify murder.

[@kylebanks3910]

TwentyT2w well no it doesn't but 170 years? they should have just fucking killed him when he was 13 yrs old. Don't tell me that's wrong either cause you just said murder is murder and age doesnt justify murder.

[@kylebanks3910]

TwentyT2w to let someone rot in jail from 13 till forever and then some is wrong people make mistakes. God forgives everyone if they really believe it!

[@bluedude2246]

Kyle Banks He killed two elderly women for $5. No way does he deserve to be free

[@BzrkMiinX]

Sanford was 6'2 at the age of 15 wtf haha

[@nicholasleventis8875]

I'm 6'2 and 15. Nothing to abnormal haha

[@amoap603]

+NBA Mixes ayy me too

[@cop-killer-]

+Yamborghini 6'2 @ 13

[@yungone4154]

im 15 and im 6'2

[@invisibleman3011]

I'm 15 and 6'1 lmao

[@claraburnett5553]

The barbers picture wall made me tear up 😢