Locked Up Through the Decades: Prisoners Share Stories from Different Eras

Step inside the gripping world of prison life as three former inmates, each serving time in different eras, share their raw and eye-opening stories. From the struggles of 1996-2007 to the challenges of 2006-2010 and 2012-2016, discover the stark realities they faced behind bars. Prepare for a mind-blowing journey!
JD Delay: / @jddelay5150
Ian Bick: / @ianbickct
Ex Jewel Thief, Mob Earner, Criminal, and Prisoner Larry Lawton
Ex Jewel Thief Larry Lawton spent 11 years in prison and now helps people make better decisions and fights for prison reform.
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I do not condone any of the negative behavior described. I have learned from the mistakes I have made and do not wish for anyone to recreate or attempt any of the events described. Ex Jewel Thief, Mob Earner, Criminal, and Prisoner Larry Lawton

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

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[@chriskatz2355]

Never understood how someone can knock someone for their past like that. Even a child knows that a pubishment can lead to a better person; wiser. Past this; as so long as prisoners are treated as slaves in the system, without a political voice for our country even if its just the prisons and how they are ran (justly), then we are denying nearly half the country of their constitutional rights making them victoms more than they are criminals in a system that has been militerized against its own people to make profits.

[@Gary_Youtube1]

Lar did JD go to federal prison? Or state like me?

[@michaelgarcia2050]

I never thought anything about prison reform until I started watching Larry's videos. Our prison system is beyond broken. It needs to be destroyed and rebuilt from the ground up. It can't be fixed.

[@jwise209]

Don't say all that and say it can't be fixed. It will take time, but it can. The American privatized prison system can be eroded. Maybe with an apocalypse but hopefully not

[@thehimself4056]

I worked for the business in the 90s. I quit because it was inhumane for both convicts and staff. The guards were the inmates and convicts ran everything.

[@thehimself4056]

@@jwise209 Thank you Reagan for the huge influx of private prisons being funded by American tax dollars

[@xombiekilla]

Everyone knows this, and every country does it; we are built upon the foundations of profusion and servitude. Prison is free slave labor; It doesn't become any more obvious than in America. Show some tyrants some credit, though; at least my government had the decency to be more subtle in their approach, giving you the false hope of freedom that never was nor will be. In my country, definitely, religion conditions you to rely upon your government; schools condition you to accept your government, and prisons are typically reserved for those whose conditioning was ineffective, and subtlety is no longer an option. The land of opportunity- now I understand why it's called that. Governments do not need to try very hard to control you; they can just give out mandates and punish you; now religion- organized religion, regardless of the shape it asserts itself as, must gaslight you in order to get what they want; control over your mind, body, and spirit. If they can convince you that no matter how you try, you'll never truly be clean in God's eyes while also telling you what will happen to you if you're disobedient; indeed, they have control over your life.

[@russellfrancis813]

If you have your car stolen and you don't have certain types of coverage (like rental, for instance), someone could be left without a vehicle for weeks or months while insurance deals with it. JD definitely makes a heartfelt point about how bad it could be for someone to have their car stolen. Some folks might be lucky, but someone with a single vehicle could be in a world of hurt, for sure.

[@JdDelay5150]

For me, it’s something I have to own. I didn’t at the time, but I need to account for that, if I want to be a better human being today. 🖤

[@supremesloth105]

I think Larry just hates that he has to live with that burden, since it’s hard af to do.

[@runswithmooses87]

​@@JdDelay5150hey thanks for taking accountability for your action with car theft. The true is more often then not it is a big hassle and burden on the victim to have their car stolen. I myself had mine stolen only had liability and uninsured morterist on it so insurance didn't provide rental or give me much for it because it was an older vehicle and I had to find rides to work and the grocery store and any side errands and some one to drop off and pick up my daughter from school and sitters house while trying to get a another car with bad credit

[@MrLenroc82]

JD is right about the chain reaction about stealing peoples car. Some ppl dont have full coverage insurance, or the option to sit home for the day and now find rides to work and the supermaket, etc. Ppl dont drive their jewlery....whole different feeling

[@JdDelay5150]

I absolutely agree. I know my actions harmed others. I just try to move differently now and help others in whatever way I can.

[@RyanKuebel]

@@JdDelay5150 For real. Having a car stolen can cause a crazy chain reaction. Even with insurance, it takes a long time to get any pay out, on top of that your insurance goes up, etc. I feel ya.

[@josephhall5136]

I love the guy In the middle, he genuinely seems to feel bad and has thought about what he done. I'm gutted Larry stopped him because he was just opening up!

[@nickthinks1]

Larry’s really crushing the interview game. He’s a very skilled conversationalist - perfectly walking that line between respect and direct.

[@1secondsense]

As someone that had their ish stolen... If you only have basic insurance you get little or no money. So imagine going outside and finding your car gone... and you lose your job, and now you have to drive a beater to that job you hate.

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

Yeah it could really mess someone up

[@jeremykothe2847]

And the guy stealing it is doing it for pennies compared to what it costs you.

[@undertakerfire7810]

If you didn’t have full coverage changes are you were drivin a beater!? What’s wrong with an older car, pick up a crown Vic with 300K and it’ll still drive you with very little issue...

[@unnamedchannel1237]

@@undertakerfire7810 Not the point. You should have what ever item you want without the risk of somebody taking it from you unlawfully regardless if you have insurance or not.

[@1secondsense]

@@undertakerfire7810 My 2007 kia in 2010 wasn't a beater. It wasnt the greatest car or anything... but dude c-mon.

[@betsybabf748]

JD is right about the effect on people. I had an idiot hit and total my car, which was parked. I'm widowed. My kids, who had just lost their dad, had to stop all activities and sports. It affected our lives greatly. Insurance takes awhile and can't prevent affect on families' lives.

[@JdDelay5150]

I’m very sorry that happened to your family. 🖤

[@malamaurer4043]

JD's eyes and heart speak with incredible emotion. ( I almost started tearing up until Larry interjected.) Three really good people with kind hearts making incredible life changing differences on a global scale. Thank you for creating and collaborating.

[@JdDelay5150]

Thank you family! Big love and respect!

[@presidentstone7359]

Speaking of putting cars on boats and sending them directly back to Russia. My coworker's friend worked for some company in Canada. The dude parked the company truck, went to lunch, came back and the car was gone. He walked around a bit looking for it, couldn't find it. He called the company who had GPS tracking on it. It pinged off in the Atlantic Ocean, so it was probably on a boat headed for somewhere.

[@luckyluchiano72]

100%

[@JdDelay5150]

That makes sense.

[@ChristinaTodd1970]

I had my 4 Runner stolen in Grants Pass Oregon. I owned out outright and only had minimum insurance because it's all I could afford. It SEVERELY impacted me as a single parent.

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

Yeah I can see how bad that would be for someone

[@shadowprince4482]

Yeah when it comes to cars, especially after the deductible, you ain't getting jack for the car. 5K paid for the car? Well expect an offer of 2k after a $500 deductible unless you get an attorney which would cost you a lot of time off work plus attorney fees and wouldn't be worth it. Insurance companies know this so they will always lowball the average person.

[@williampalmer8052]

@@LarryLawtonJewelThief Yeah that was a bad look, minimizing the impact of his crimes like that

[@Ryan83728]

@@williampalmer8052 dont be so soft, he paid his dues, he didnt kill anyone and im sure the cars he stole were valuable, meaning owned by wealthy people. I dont think he stole a single moms rusted out minivan. Hes being honest , do you want him to be some super soft PC generic guy like everyone else nowadays? You want to give him the advice to censor himself so he doesnt grow his channel? People arent watching this guy for a Sermon from church. This is life and its real and its hard and theres a lot of grey areas.

[@edmontondigitalmedia2202]

@@LarryLawtonJewelThief Do you though? Is that why you're trying to justify stealing cars?

[@stevie8211]

Larry is the best felon

[@platnumring7568]

Hes a felon who got his shit together and got clean. Now he makes a livin makin KZbin videos about everythin prison. And livin a good life.

[@anthonywatts7696]

Watch Banky pound man support the movement 🥊🥊

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

Lol thanks

[@Nick-lt4tt]

Facts. No disrespect to nips and mclovin

[@luckyluchiano72]

him and JD both do good work now. and were actually big and clearly fought to survive in prison. other dude looks like he went to a camp and had an EZ Breezy time and wouldn’t do so hot in their prisons (let alone USP Atlanta)

[@karlfoster3125]

Larry a little wavey in this haha

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

Lol

[@Pothos969]

Wow... I didn't know Larry was still rationalizing his crimes. "Guy got his car stolen? He made 10 grand", "Guy lost his job? He got a better job." I've been on the other end of that shit... No Larry... No...

[@aidanhelfrich4887]

I think he might try not to rationalize it too much but considering his age and how long he was in prison for it’s probably natural instinct for him to rationalize at this point

[@roccobucko1224]

I’m pretty sure he just joking if you watch Larry other videos and especially his series in his book, Larry does have regrets about it he’s just joking about it in a dark way when you lived a life like he has you’d have a dark sense of humor too

[@jsbzoh6]

Yeah Larry really didn’t put his best foot forward on this video. JD was really on the right track and multiple times Larry interrupted to either talk up his crimes or minimize the victims. I’ve had cars totaled and you almost never win against the insurance companies. You almost never just get a better job after getting fired.

[@BUILDTHATWALLL]

Lol yeah when he said all the people made money when he burned down the shopping center. "They were all happy"

[@B0nezee]

I like how much Larry hits the sauce on some of his videos. I'm not downing him it's just cool seeing a dude so chill.

[@ccvjd3909]

llol ya he lit by the end of this video

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

If you want to hear more prison stories get my book Gangster Redemption. It is only $19.99 www.realitycheckprogram.com/store/Books-c60128258

[@therebuildking]

I know this is kinda random but I think you or someone else should create a movie about your life and your crimes and time in prison

[@runswithmooses87]

Larry, I love you and JD contents ,but i think you're wrong about your view on the car theft. Speaking as some who woke up one morning to find her car stolen. it is headach dealing with the insurance companies. Not to mention the feeling of being violented. That last for weeks afterwords. Insurance companies use Kelly blue book trade in value; not private resale value. if you don't have full insurance a rental is not provided, and most people who have a vehicle payed off will generally have liability and uninsured motorist not full coverage so they don't get anything for the vehicle. If the victim only had one vehicle to begin with like myself now you need to find rides to work the grocery story someone to pick your child up from school and so on. I really appreciate JD taking accountability for his actions with the car theft and the repercussions it had on his victims. I'm sure you where not meaning to make it sound like you where justifying his your actions but that is the way it came across

[@chasesutley7277]

The alcohol really started kicking in at the end of the video

[@Cmb8787]

This was hard to watch. Larry wouldn’t let anyone get a sentence out without interrupting and making it about him. Props to the guests for not snapping or walking off. I would have.

[@danbardos3498]

Nah, being around old people will teach you patience as much as little kids. They did right by letting him speak. They were very well mannered. Our Larry is getting old like a Grandpa. He's just been to prison lol.

[@Cmb8787]

@@danbardos3498 100% respect to Larry. I didn’t mean no shit talk. It’s just he brought these guys in for an interview but didn’t let them talk. It was just frustrating to listen to. The big guy clearly had a lot of repent to get off his chest but Larry pumped the breaks everytime he tired. I know Larry meant well, but it was just poor execution. No hate, nothing but love .

[@Captain-Hooker]

He's just excited to talk about it with people that have been there as well dude

[@jassibrar3913]

I like that Larry brings up how people judge others based on their past. I became less quick to judge as I met more people from many different walks of life

[@sliceout9040]

Your channel really gave me a new perspective on convicted felons. Sometimes people make bad decisions when they’re young, that doesn’t mean they’re bad people at heart. My utmost respect to you guys for being able to turn your life around!

[@thewalkingcrow8946]

Hey Larry. I was one of the first 2000 people to follow you. I like this kind of content. Do more of this. It's good to see how people can be a criminal and still have a heart. Do something on how hard it is to get a job as a felon. I'm struggling with this right now.

[@Slashems]

you should do a prison cooking episode with these guys

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

I was on Ian’s check it out

[@Slashems]

I did both dishes looked good but if I would have to choose id also probably go for yours

[@toddf9940]

Love it Larry , keep doing you ! I learn from ALL your videos !!! Keeps me in check

[@joelatchison7651]

Omg .. I actually burst out laughing at JD's comment of strippers bleaching their buttholes .. I'm so glad I stumbled upon this channel

[@kcrichton7485]

I thought larry was getting old, nah hes just shit faced 😂 great video, very interesting, would like to see more like this, criminals sharing stories

[@alex12342715]

Bro I just noticed your conversation skills are incredible. Excellent host.

[@zakfrisch2997]

This is great! Kinda wish it was longer, but excellent idea!

[@toddf9940]

Thank you for the book , you have no idea !!! My wife says you rarely finish a book , I’ll finish this one !!! Thank you Larry

[@ryguy56]

hell yeahahhhh!!! i’m so glad this is the angle y’all went with :)

[@josephdegrove1775]

I been watching you since before you got big much love man🤙🏼 glad to see u exploded like this

[@tammywozmoak6349]

JD your insight is incredible.

[@JdDelay5150]

Thank you! 🖤

[@dhsonsoutdoors5940]

Larry is plastered lol I love it

[@Lightpockets]

Great video as always 🩵 thanks Tio Larry

[@nikolailang4157]

I might have ran into JD once, I contracted for Lane county back in 2016 and used to restore campsites and built trails

[@JdDelay5150]

Hey!!!

[@kiandrerobinson7825]

Jd took accountability that's big, love Larry but his comments after show he still has growing up to do at 60

[@opaljk4835]

Is it me or is Larry really good at interviewing people? Pretty impressive.

[@holthofertv1998]

10:43 this is like when I go on rants with my “friends” and they just wrap it up to show that they don’t care about what I’m saying.

[@Thehandsomeliberal]

Jewelry is a luxury item. A car is often a necessity. Losing Jewelry for a month or so is far less stressful. Larry was essentially stealing from well insured rich people. That's why his take is different

[@somniumisdreaming]

Larry took loads of cars and doesn't care.maybe cos he's pretty sloshed.

[@sabinaneri9568]

Interesting stories keep up the content 🔥 I’m back from a break I will catch up with more of your content

[@deanvinci6461]

Amazing video thanks Larry.

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

Thanks for stopping by

[@brokenhooligan_]

Cool video lar . Keep em coming ❤💯

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

Thanks

[@hkincade76]

16:05 Larry had me laughing hard 😂😂

[@noptrix4273]

Interesting personalities and really impressive stories. Thank you very much for these insights. Greetings from Germany :)

[@Ryan83728]

this is super well done Larry, next level of your podcast type of stuff, good questions as well Really looking forward to future videos in this style, youre a great interviewer and your podcasting skills get better and better. Please dont listen to any soft PC critics of your content. Ive heard those peopl refered to as "house cats". Dont change Larry, we need people like you. Everything is so fake, soft and generic nowdays. You make an EXCELLENT point at 16:48, people think too much nowadays and beat themselves up over everything because we live in a soft culture of critique. Men need that oldschool thinking, stop beating yourself up, stop feeling so much. When I watch your videos its like im at a bar or out in the woods camping. People can beat them selves up over any little thing in their life, over some butterfly type of effect. Im a veteran and a lot of times i feels like time stopped and Ive had a lot of trouble adjusting to a new life, so i relate to your videos. Is the stripper part you cut out on your patreon? haha

[@24934637]

It annoys me so much when a person treats an ex-prisoner like shit purely because they've done time. The 'punishment' has been done, it's OVER! Everyone makes some mistakes in their life, some are unlucky and get caught, but once they have come out of prison, it's over and done with.....END OF STORY!

[@codylevesque5200]

@MrChekaMan nah they couldn't pay enough

[@cigarsgunsandgasoline8032]

@MrChekaMan their cellies should make sure they never leave prison...

[@24934637]

​@MrChekaMan Ah, now THAT is a totally different situation.....IF I was making the rules, they'd all get hanged anyway!!

[@chaytonhurlow840]

The problem is self righteousness. No one is perfect, or even good. People point fingers to justify themselves when they have absolutely no right to. Prisoners have already been brought to the bottom, and people stand on their pedestals and judge. They don’t even realize that they are no better than them, and a lot of times even worse because they lack humility. Not trying to get too religious, but the only perfect man was nailed to a cross as if he was a savage murderer. They pointed their finger at perfection and openly condemned him. He became a worm. It was so undeserved, but that is just the way people are. Thank God he had a plan to save people who actually repent. He was able to work a terrible thing for good. My point is, don’t lose hope because people treat you like shit. Just focus on doing what is right. All things do work toward good.

[@jeffschnakenberg3848]

It's not over for the victims

[@Habersham25]

Great video. You never really see how big JD is until he is next to Ian who still looks 24.

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

Lol

[@JdDelay5150]

😂😂😂 Ian is building! He might catch up!

[@justinekessner2645]

JD IS LOOKING AT IAN LIKE 'IS THAT GUY A CHO-MO OR WHAT' 😮😮😂😂??

[@allenpedrick6502]

Love this video. Straight talk with no bullshit.

[@gunnarmathes2803]

Sendin love from jersey, keep it up fellas

[@colinhanrath5351]

Awesome video Larry.

[@nickcinchock3936]

This one was great. I've been subscribed to Larry now for quite some time. I've recently subscribed to JD. Does Ian have a channel? I'll subscribe. JD you're a solid dude. We'd love to hear your personal views on some of the crazy shit going on it this world today. From your perspective, your thoughts and advice. Thank you for all the great content.

[@M_u_t_e96024]

Sweet been waiting for this angle

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

It was fun

[@M_u_t_e96024]

@@LarryLawtonJewelThief looks like u had it :]

[@melvinatkins998]

Larry reminds me of an old friend!…. He liked doing, and selling steroids!…. My poor friend!…. He died 3 months after his release!…. Massive heart attack at age 35’ish!…. He did his time in prison!…. Which he deserved!…. Sadly?…. His release killed him!…. RIP Ricky!…. All you wanted in life, was to be was super strong!…. And he was!… This friend could lift a tank!…. The worst thing that ever happened to him, was his release from prison!…. 💯😟💯😟

[@meattooth1303]

i had a hard drug addiction off and on from the early '90s until i gave all substances up in '14. i luckily had a good paying job and had the money to feed my addiction until i had lost my job and savings was drying up. that and being responsible for a wife and 2 young kids was my saviour. my running buddies who did not have money often got caught stealing and served some time, usually jail for a short term. i could very well have been busted right after scoring resulting in legal issues and possibly jail but i got lucky. i had one buddy who was so strung out, he robbed a drug store and got arrested. i met him in AA after he finally got clean but before he was about to serve his time. he was the opposite of someone who could hold his own in prison but got 1.5 years. but he made it mostly unscathed. point is his story and other similar AA stories helped keep me clean during the rough early years of sobriety. just knowing folks who had to serve time was enough for me.

[@trippymchippy8586]

I like drunk Larry even more than sober Larry ;)

[@noel7111]

Sorry Larry I agree with JD on his crime of stolen cars. It’s not victimless crime and you don’t always get money. I had it happen and live in Oregon and only had liability so I didn’t get any money for my stolen car. I got screwed. Now I pay the extra $100 a month for full coverage so it doesn’t happen again. Single mom working 12 hour shifts 6 days a week. It ended up being a very bad few months. So I have been on the other end of that and it really really sucked for me.

[@JdDelay5150]

I’m so sorry that happened to your family. 🖤

[@1sweetree]

Our Special Guests: Top and Bottom!

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

Lol

[@majorminsk]

I would love to see more videos with the three of you in them!

[@JdDelay5150]

So much fun! I’d love to do more!

[@TheMysteriousSpycrab]

I loved this Lar!

[@larrymacgyver1497]

I’ve been waiting like a month for these vids ,

[@sharonbarker5751]

I love all three of these guys. We definitely have to forgive ourselves, and move on-even when other people don’t want to.

[@jessegriffin743]

Larry this is an amazing format you got state vs fed penitentiary and then the fed camp and its rwally cool to see

[@ianbickCT]

Awesome!!

[@JdDelay5150]

Love ya buddy!

[@johnjohnson798]

Question, Theranos Ceo Elizabeth Holmes turned herself into the prison the other day. I'd love to see a video of your opinion on what it's going to be like for her. Thank you for all your awesome work!

[@The_snatch_wrecker]

Imagine you walked outside to go to your shi*** job and your car is gone......GOOD lol 😂 Larry is a funny dude

[@kchappell7231]

Fucking love your vids Larry! Every one is better than the last, how do you keep making such interesting videos? A lot of KZbinr run out of ideas.

[@porkupine901]

I laughed pretty hard when JD told about the stripper 🤣 I wasn't expecting that as an answer!

[@Wendelvendel]

I think larry was a little drunk in this. Can be fine in a an interview depending on the vibe. Dont think it really helped him. He didnt facilitate well and interjected too much.

[@michaelb.42112]

As someone who has been to county a bunch 20 years ago and never prison, THANK GOD, I absolutely love your stories, personality, message, and spotlight on the broken system that has more negative consequences on the families than the convict, and how Trump did a lot for prison reform that rarely gets mentioned other places. 12:30 is FANTASTIC advice. Honesty and NOT being a hypocrite go a long way in the line of humanity because it earns respect.

[@oscodains]

You three would make a great regular podcast.

[@BenMalleck]

Hey Larry, thanks for the video. How have you been doing?

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

Awesome!!!

[@jaelynnholloman4260]

Larry sounds a little toasted, can’t blame him. 😂

[@AuggieX1]

Lol-- same- I wonder what is in his glass.

[@GuidoLuzzi]

JD has that tat of Ian on his bicep. now that's baller

[@JdDelay5150]

😂😂😂😂

[@firesideconfessions7454]

JD really is working the program, I can tell by how he speaks, but insurance is quick now-a-days if that makes you feel better

[@sonnyd2370]

Wow you've got the majority of the KZbin prison people and they all have their shirt on that's freaking amazing take a picture of that

[@ohnoohyeah3205]

Cheers!!

[@chiligunner3564]

Jd. Larry. Ian. What more could u ask for?

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

Ahahah it’s awesome

[@JdDelay5150]

Love ya fam!

[@simonsays101]

Jd rocks and Ian is smart, funny and definitely going places. I’m trying to start a KZbin channel. Any advice would be great

[@simonsays101]

Larry is king 👑 respect ✊

[@spiderfox1988]

i’m not super familiar with bick but larry and for sure JD are two great content creators as well as great men who do great work these days

[@crisco362]

What JD said about the cars is totally on point. Screwing over a working class guy by taking his car is probably worse than assaulting him in my opinion. With the price of even used cars these days a hospital trip would cost me less than buying a new car. I really didnt agree with Larrys take on the car theft. But to each his own. I love Larrys content but i had no idea where he thought was going with that line of thinking.

[@Sniperboy5551]

The best co-worker I ever had was a felon who did 6 years in state and had bipolar. I was the only person who could talk him down and hear him out, he was a good dude. I was sad when he stopped showing up. I was the only one he felt he could open up to, I don’t judge nobody. He’s one of the reasons why I decided to major in psychology.

[@Jayess-c]

Larry youre drunk for every video nowadays. I hope youre doing okay.

[@anaverageyoutubewatcher2528]

Your drunl

[@Ghouler_than_you]

I’ve noticed too.. hopefully he’s okay

[@shelbyspeaks3287]

There's so much people in prison there's a culture around it, think about that...

[@Willowposting]

I mean, people are people. Regardless of how many people are in prison, they're gonna develop their own culture, especially when they're locked off from the outside world almost completely.

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

It’s messed up isn’t it

[@shelbyspeaks3287]

@@Willowposting kinda obfuscating the brevity of USA's socially engineered prison culture. sure china, russia, arabia you name it probably has the same thing but do they glorify it like we do in the west?

[@Solitongps]

I was stationed for a couple of months at Fort Dix, New Jersey.

[@simonsays101]

I’m 42 -43 in July I’ve been doing prison from the age of 16 - 39 in England i been out 5 years now married etc and the difference between then and now. There’s no respect anymore, no pecking order and spice,drugs and mobile phones run the prison now . Pot was the only drug about back in the day, heroin was unheard of till 98 and it was taboo then

[@MathiasGreenwalde]

I like how he has a deathly hallows tattoo. Wonder how many times he read them over and over in prison.

[@bpfeifer99]

Wow i live right by fort dix . What a small world

[@Josemoreno-ot6ys]

I can relate to the dude that stole cars because I done the same when I was 14 though 16

[@JdDelay5150]

It happens man. I hate that part.

[@Gary_Youtube1]

Much respect JD, i was doing the same with the cars! And the fighting, i did some voliolent shit to people......no guns! But still.

[@jinx00723]

my uncle and dad was in Fort Dix and my unc use to always face time us 😅🤣

[@luckyluchiano72]

Larry and JD both do good work now. No clue who other guys is. He looks n sounds alot less “institutionalized” tho and seems like he went to a camp or some other place like that and NOTHING like what Larry went through.

[@luckyluchiano72]

2 seconds in hearing his crimes I KNOW he went to a camp. all white collar. his stories could NEVER compare….

[@JdDelay5150]

Idk bro, his story is pretty incredible! He has documentaries after him.

[@luckyluchiano72]

@@JdDelay5150 its the typical white collar crime its just covered more because he was so young and it was semi interesting cuz he managed a massive investment fund like before the age of graduating college. i personally would rather watch either of the other stories but thats just me. I more so meant that his PRISON and criminal justice experience is NOTHING like Larry’s (all the abuse etc) or JD’s (violent super max etc)

[@luckyluchiano72]

@@JdDelay5150 like his prison experience was extraordinarily easy vs theirs and has alot less weight imho as i heard many people talk about prison camps and how they’re not hard to go thru. Larry even did an interview with a guard who went to one and he had friends n said it was a breeze. Also i saw the camp he went to many times as it was near a family members sporting events. It didn’t even look like a prison/prisoners

[@JdDelay5150]

@@luckyluchiano72 oh, his prison experience was definitely easier than ours. Way easier. But his story of his crimes is amazing!

[@grandmastermario3695]

I was raised by an abusive alcholic stepfather who went to prison multiple times and i never went to prison myself so if you didn't grow up with that in your life and still end up doing something that puts you in jail then don't expect any sympathy from me

[@presidentstone7359]

Good video, but Larry cut them off at some interesting points / stories they were telling.

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

Sorry

[@undertakerfire7810]

No he didn’t.. Lol

[@justinnelson9787]

I'd say he interjected more so than straight up interrupt. JD kind of kept on listing his crimes and Larry was just ringing him in a bit

[@dutchvoornik6401]

Great content and moderation. I should call you "Larry Mike Douglass Lawton". I'm trying to guess what the muse in your hand was. I'm guessing scotch even though it looks a bit dark.

[@iankempster7007]

Fuck sakes Larry ! Ever time I walk by a jewelry store I think about robbing the place lol

[@MyDeadAlbatross]

Lil bro got the Harry Potter tattoo 😂

[@ninjaaitools]

Larry justifies stealing cars 😂

[@TakeAchance365]

0:30 Larry I don’t know if this will make you feel old or not but I was born on September 20 of 1996

[@freddie3222]

IV been trying to find Gangster Redemption to read for ages still looking. I might have to search it using a VPN because I think my country has blocked some stuff from being accessed via the internet.