BEHIND BARS - Germany's Most Dangerous Jail | Full Documentary

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[@oscarsalazar8257]

Well this is gonna be a banger

[@Wutzmename]

Smart blurring the keys.

[@WELTDocumentary]

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[@davechristian7543]

Im wondering wat life means in Germany plz, like does it mean that u never ever get out or does it mean 25 years like in many country's.

[@mandymasterston5157]

Jbl kill 0 0

[@CrazyGreek80]

I've stayed in Hotels and lodges worse than this place.

[@phoenixzappa7366]

What kind of lodges? Ski lodges?

[@Muralikrishna99]

😂😂😂

[@justincase3296]

My point exactly!

[@nenadpopov3601]

Lol I wanted to write German prisons look better then some whole countries.

[@kla_sch3864]

It's like a normal college dorm. That is exactly what it should be. No more and no less. Anything else is against human rights.

[@qollinsqollo2293]

These prisoners live better than people in third world middle class let alone the poor class

[@timmyjones1921]

It's paradise when you see other prisons in America , South America , Mexico ect... I watch many prison shows Russian Prisons Are The Top Scary Ones.

[@NIX46-u8v]

@@timmyjones1921 you are absolutely right, i am russian, and my friend work in jail, and several my friend unfortunately stuck at prison, and what a have seen in this film makes my laugh)))

[@amralyastivai8843]

that is so true

[@timmyjones1921]

@@NIX46-u8v I've longed to visit Russia & tour it's vast land area , however my sister is against it & said she will diss own me if I travel to Russia & says they likely would toss me into prison just for the thrill & fun of it . We have several military members of America in Russian & Iranian Prisons .

[@billcarson9449]

Except the freedom, but who cares about freedom?

[@themishmish101]

The only Max prison where people try to break into.

[@anurag6205]

Lol that's right. I watched the videos of Madagascar and Philippines and I must say that this is a 5 star hotel in comparison to them.

[@millvee1005]

😂😂😂😂, totally agree.

[@purplelove743]

I live in America and I want to live there and work for free just to feel safe in a clean space with the guards treating me with dignity and respect it’s sad but I really mean what I’m saying peace love and compassion for all💜💜💜💜💜

[@Northside7777]

😂😂😂😂

[@themishmish101]

@Sheena Folsom Well , it sure ain't Folsom prison. Mrs. Folsom. Love your name.

[@roxanamcglinchey6613]

After watching US prisons documentaries this German prison is so well organized and calm. It's a breath of fresh air! Well done Germany on how you conduct your prisons!!

[@MegaSommerfeld]

US prisons are made for punishment, german prisons are made for rehabilitation

[@GIGAGIGACHADD]

Same here

[@Geordie_Hiker]

You think this is good, just watched a video on a Japanese prison. Now that's something else to behold.

[@HDproductionnal]

After watching Singapore Prison, these murderers and rapists definitely had it way better than Singaporeans Maximum prison. They can't even have personal items in their cell, they can't draw, can't fold origamis, dont modify their cell like adding an extra hook, don't get tvs, don't get proper beds (they sleep on concrete floor). I guess the easiest way to describe is like living in a solitude confinement cell but thats the standard cell.

[@mccrimmonrobert]

So true. American prisons are shit holes

[@scuffmacgillicutty7509]

If this is the most dangerous, I'd love to see what minimum security looks like.

[@hmvollbanane1259]

Have one in my town, if they are on good behaviour and partake in the offered courses (drug rehabilitation, psychological therapy sessions, anger management, vocational training if needed and the likes) they basically have normal lifes, go to work, meet friends and family but have to show up in the evening and sleep in prison. Plus they get some holidays per year so they can celebrate e.g. christmas or their children's birthdays with their family and stay over for the night

[@SubwooferKing100]

It’s probably a 5 star hotel 😂

[@zzaudeean]

man give me 4 year sentence, I will do a degree here, competition in Germany is Minimum, but expenses are very high

[@slaggerthord31]

@@zzaudeean get your sentence king, nobody can stop you

[@zzaudeean]

@@slaggerthord31 they will rather deport me instead of giving sentence

[@ME-nm1go]

After seeing the Worst Prison in Madagascar, this looks like a vacation in St. Tropez.

[@amandala00]

Right!! I just mentioned Madagascar in another comment. That prison is horrible!! No basic human rights or needs available there. Plus, most of those prisoners haven't even been to court yet and they've been locked up for years. Very tragic!!

[@sarahmegatronprime6346]

I just commented about this too!

[@thegroove2000]

Even covid is scared to go that prison in Madagascar.

[@AP-pb6tc]

Hey thanks I just watched the madagascar documentary because of you comment

[@lilachie]

Madagascar was sad😭😭

[@johncase1353]

"Germany's Most Dangerous Jail" They literally live in luxury compared to U.S prisoners. Dangerous jail in Germany must mean a prisoner gave another prisoner a mean look.

[@salatwurzel-4388]

There are the same "evil" people in this prison as in US prisons, murderers, rapists and so on. Germany just doesnt take away their human rights and does not treat them like animals and germany does focus alot more on rehabilitation and making them "non-criminals" once they get out. USA is just focused on harsh outdated punishment basically. What difference does it make? Alot less violence and a much safer space compared to other countries. But dont be mistaken. When they dont behave well while inside prison, all the "luxury" is taken until they behave.

[@HarveyTalksPrison]

lol

[@okidgaf7643]

nah germany like other european countries norway etc care a lot abt their human rights. they will not let them live in filth and they get to watch tv listen to music read books write etc bc our countries just believe that no one deserves to live the way prisoners do in some jails in the US.. the inmates in europe behave better and norway is also known for supporting ppl in jail for minor drug offenses etc to help them move back into life by preparing them for work etc. they make it possible for ppl in poverty and in jail to get back up on their feet and they have nice “cells” more like rooms w a normal bad a place to sit and a tv etc and it just looks sm better than the prisons in the US. no wonder american inmates r more likely to reoffend if they aren’t given proper care

[@Taffer-bx7uc]

@@salatwurzel-4388 Meh look at the inmates in this prison. They are all geriatric which is not surprising considering that the majority of Europe's population are old people. You couldn't do this type of system in America, Russia or Latin America. Those countries have really scary hard core gang members and super aggressive unpredictable criminals. And the criminals in those systems are actually made up of mostly younger men.

[@salatwurzel-4388]

@@Taffer-bx7uc You have basically the same privileges in EVERY german prison (and behave good), hardcore cases like terrorism and forbidden right wing groups aside. The "immature violent youth" gets kinda seperated from the mature ones (Youth Prisons, age ~16-25). We also have gang members, rival guys stabbing/shooting each other on the street from time to time and so on. (turkish clans in berlin for example, kinda like the "italian mafia" stereotype in new york). There are alot of indications that all the brutality and "3rd world feeling" in the US prisons is mostly the goverments fault, because your "style" of rehabilitation and the way you are trying to reintigrate criminals into society is one of the most inefficient and cruel ways to do it, compared to other western nations.

[@charlescollier3154]

These prison guards are so incredibly friendly and that place is really set up nice for a prison.

[@Thor.867]

Till the cameras are off

[@imperator21]

@@Thor.867 It's like that in all prisons

[@robslade2571]

If you look at the number of guards and the number of inmates that might tell you why.

[@mathshouldntdie9996]

​@@robslade2571Yup. Thanks Rob.

[@eltigre001]

​@@Thor.867yeah. They certainly would not beat a prisoner in Front of the TV cameras. At least Germans know how to hide their thought in front of strangers

[@itsodelay]

It’s amazing how culture plays so much into society. In a maximum security prison in Germany the prisoners live like kings because they have a level of civility and respect. In the US, the vast majority of prisoners can’t be trusted with a cup of water.

We don't have maximum security... We have 14-16 yo, 17-25 and 26-64... but yeah this achen prison is one of the worst if you so will

[@5federline]

American prisoners are very wild. Cultural differences separate them from the rest of the world. Old folk said if you are in a room where there is a poisonous snake & also an American prisoner, you have to kill that prisoner first.

[@antikommunistischaktion]

Bro they literally keep you in prison after your sentence is complete.

[@norbertschmitz3358]

@@antikommunistischaktion Yes, it is called protective custody, protecting the public from habitual criminals. It is used only in severe cases. In Germany, prison terms are by law often limited, unlike in the USA , were a similar crime might attract a 15 to 90 year sentence. In the US...3 strikes and you are out. In Germany....10 strikes and we give you one more last chance.

[@antikommunistischaktion]

@@norbertschmitz3358 Sorry, but no, you should in under no situation be kept in prison after your time is served. You've paid your debt to society at that point, and it shows how much of an utter fail the German system is that there's no halfway houses or ways to keep tabs on offenders after they've served their time. Also, the 3 strikes policy is not universal in the US, it varies state to state but most of them only count it as a "strike" for very serious offenses such as kidnapping or rape, you're not getting struck out for drugs in most cases. I would imagine that in Germany the 10 strike rule is much more liberal in what counts as a strike.

[@trippyfigueroa5979]

This prison is a 5 star hotel compared to Madagascar prison .

[@kaaarchajdm]

5 star? Even San Pedro Lapasa prison in Bolivia is 5 star. This is more like luxury 100 star hotel...

[@Drakoak]

@@kaaarchajdm 5 stars is as high as it goes referring to hotels and restaurants. A luxury 5 star hotel is the highest lol. 100 star doesn't exist.

[@jaja-zc1qz]

Drakoak haha

[@PlutoTheGod]

For real that Madagascar shit hurt me. THAT would deter my ass. If American jails were like this I'd really be going nuts. This is a free apartment.

[@anthonyofarrell513]

How do you know?

[@iwannabeacatechumen7584]

I can't believe how docile and calm the prisons are in Germany. I've seen people being attacked while visiting incarcerated family members as a kid here in the US.

[@genowatkins9411]

different countries different laws my guy. we all aren’t the same.

[@bmxerqf882]

They're calm because they're treated as humans

[@iwannabeacatechumen7584]

@@bmxerqf882 Amen!

[@susanengel-ix8bl]

The prisons in the United States r prob close to being the worst in the world, cause of gangs.

[@Pat1100-z7u]

Treat people like animals and they eventually turn into animals..

[@Kris-yt3uh]

The man that said, "As long as there's uncertainty, I don't want to be out free. I don't want to HARM ANYONE ANYMORE." That statement is the most honest and thought provoking statement I've ever heard! He has been rehabilitated in his thinking patterns, putting others above himself and even his own freedom, that says more about his character and empathy for others than anything he could ever do or say. I wish him well, health and eventually freedom.

[@killerbeen773]

You wish a beast well? You suspect 😬

[@BostonColorblind]

I think it's it's more to the fact that the prison is cozy and he probably has nothing to go home to. We obviously don't know what his crime actually was of course. Could have been a 1 time thing that he would never do again.

[@M.E63]

@@killerbeen773 depends really as some people do things bcuz of medical issues and some people do something really bad then change but then again he could be Just saying that as he’s on Camera and could be just telling lies, we can’t really read peoples minds

[@killerbeen773]

Medical 🤔

[@M.E63]

@@avae5343 they can change and in some countries they have to be released one day and it’s there job to convince them to release them, to be honest he was saying he doesn’t want to be released and I’ve watched documentaries and never heard any of them respond like he did but it could be a act but he could be genuine

[@timkenda8203]

As someone who has spent a few years in jail here in the US, and lived without basic necessities, with gangs controlling everything, with administrative segregation, with violence and a lack of hope or any sort of exit services, seeing this.... just blows my mind. My life would have turned out so much differently had I not been sent to jail at 18 for possessing .2 g of marijuana, or if this had been the model of REHABILITATION and incarceration used here in the US. Wow.

[@Adelicows]

Your life would have turned out so much differently if you didn't use weed when you knew it was illegal. It's not hard to avoid illegal activity bruh. In fact it's incredibly easy. Weed never should have been illegal in the first place and the us prison system is a joke, but you can't blame anyone but yourself.

[@mathildewesendonck7225]

@@Adelicows I guess you never do or did anything stupid 🙄

[@ypure3859]

yes...crazy..watched so may prison documentaries and they are ALL MADE TO FAIL....except this one..Well German thinking is different...since 1943

[@bellam3173]

@@mathildewesendonck7225 Everyone can do anything stupid, but not illegal! *Stupid ≠ illegal*

[@ypure3859]

so wrong!! system MUST CHANGE! I sincerely hope your life is positive now..really do

[@ExperimentalSurgeon]

The prisoners basically live in rent free studio apartments.

[@whatever5575]

correct, but i feel it's the right approach.

[@GeekRaj]

@@whatever5575 treat a man like a man he behaves like a man, treat a man like an animal you get an animal

[@nimez8068]

yeah well welcome to European Union

[@nenadpopov3601]

@@GeekRaj What in the hell are you yaping about, they were animals before they came to prison, moron.

[@mangalores-x_x]

@@nenadpopov3601 Talking ignorant nonsense. They are convicted criminals, but remain German citizens and human beings which implies inalienable rights they even retain as prisoners... that is not the EU, that is western human rights and the foundations of free societies. It is this animal talk which shows a complete abandonment of Western culture and values. It also elevates criminals to some inhuman monsters. In the German/Scandinavian system they are just failed human beings that need help at life which flushes a lot of incentive to be a tough guy out of the entire system because a tough guy attitude just equates to self harm, not a good prison reputation

[@tminusnyc2915]

This should be called "Germany's Most Dangerous Nursing Home" SMH

[@FloGrown863]

Right?! These cupcakes would not stand a chance upstate here in Florida.

[@dom1415]

A lot of prisons are like this but you have to pay for your stuff some prisons let you work depending on your crimes but you have to pay rent for your cell and for your food

[@andrewfox6631]

@@FloGrown863 yes but we Europeans are far more civilised

[@FloGrown863]

@@andrewfox6631 aren't you cheeky one. I'm a Southern Gentleman and believe that scum that has done horrible things should be drawn and quartered and put up for public display not put up in hotels on tax payers money.

[@ธนวรรณชาดาช]

The cells should be bigger .

[@tineej1459]

I went to jail for 4 months in Florida. If you get sick you don’t get seen by medical for about a week. Dental problems takes about a month. The guards treat you more or less like a caged dog; Indifferent to everything except that you’re in the cage. We were allowed to go to a concrete room open to the outside by a big iron fence for fresh air once a week. They would do group punishments (shutting off the TV, lockdown, withholding all commissary, etc) for things like if someone wasn’t wearing their clothes properly, sitting on a table, exercising, playing with a ball made out of a shirt. Officers constantly threatened us with DRs which are disciplinary reports that could extend our stay in jail. They looked the other way when there was fights, thefts, harassment, threats, etc. Their random searches involve throwing everything you own on the floor and pushing it around with their shoes. The mats we slept on were about 2” thick with no weight on them and those were on steel trays bolted to the wall. We all had sheets and only some of us had blankets; pillows aren’t allowed. We couldn’t have anything on the walls. It costs our loved ones .50¢ a minute to talk on the phone and about 30$ to do a video call. In person visitations aren’t allowed. I worked in the kitchen and was accused of stealing food and even though they couldn’t prove i did, I was kicked out of the work program and lost its benefits, because I was in the area where they noticed food was missing. If you’re on medication and you don’t hear the call, you’re SOL. If you’re on medication and the nurse misses your block, forgets about your block, or just doesn’t show up for their shift, you’re SOL. If you’re showing signs of hurting yourself or talk about hurting/killing yourself, they take away all of your personal items, strip you naked and give you a “turtle suit” (like a green mover’s blanket with holes for your arms and legs) and they put you in a smaller cell with nothing but a toilet and usually one other person for 72 hours after which you then get to talk to a “psychologist” who pretty much just tells you to not hurt yourself or you’re going back into that small cell. TL;DR Florida has shitty jails.

[@sheribrougham4863]

Oh you poor baby. That sounds terrible NOT. Most of the poor people in the states can't afford dental or medical treatment.

[@tineej1459]

@@sheribrougham4863 👌

[@athanasiosklaras4355]

@@sheribrougham4863loooove to see you on the wrong side of the law …something minor, something you slipped up on and thrown the book at for. Yea, i really enjoy seeing people with black & white thinking under pressure when they’re in the shade themselves

[@eugeneeugene6339]

Wow these inmates lofts i mean cells are interesting. I was just waiting on them to show the spa area

[@shawntheone8827]

Compare that to US, where they're treated like animals

[@klosar80]

Looks better than some of Bay Area apartments

[@glenncastro1922]

🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@furfeelins]

@@shawntheone8827 many of the assholes in prison are animals. Very few actually want to change.

[@belindanelson9308]

If you ever commit a crime make sure its in Germany 😂

[@leobee7681]

"The degree of civilization in a society can be judged by entering its prisons."

[@Sedna063]

Or how the citizens teeth look

[@annegachanja3468]

True.

[@fridah7493]

Then Germany is very civilized.

[@elviejongko5201]

I beieve it's true. True civilization reflected on how a society treats even on an under previledge individual.

[@Linebecken]

@@elviejongko5201 but on the other side these prisoners have better living standards than the homeless and poor people of Germany. Is that that fair?

[@mjm9863]

Homeless people are trying to break INTO this “prison”.

[@glenmorethegamer7038]

lol thats what im thinking im wondering if the beggars & poor people from my country Phillipines, see this?😂 hehe they gona say i wana go to Germany and comit crime!😂🤣

[@alkdklsdflkfds6970]

Its better for society to have good prisons. Us prisons are gladiator schools and con colleges. Unless we just impose universal capital punishment we gotta do something better and treat them like people, even if they are monsters. We do this because we are not them.

[@AlienXpress99]

😂😂😂😂

[@JuanMendoza-cg3fj]

Have you seen Prison Stories - Getting Jumped Over Jelly Beans It’s hilarious! 🔪

[@WiesoNurMistnamen]

Its really happening, people ride the train without ticket to do so

[@austinrutledge6484]

A sex offender being honest about the fact that he isn't ready to leave prison yet because he knows he will still live a pretty good life in prison is real rehabilitation

[@GraceMusyoka]

I think this is what happens when rehabilitation is the goal... Some honest reflection becomes easier

[@YourGirlPratiksha]

Or maybe he likes the facilities there 😹😹

[@blackcoffee.]

Why not an annual trip to Disneyland?

[@martinc.720]

​@@blackcoffee. You're completely missing the point. But thanks for the stupid comment

[@cpfs936]

Hey, if it keeps him from doing any more harm...

[@pramitchakraborty70]

I am here after Madagascar. I can say I am literally seeing heaven

[@spookydookme1138]

You lucky bleeder, you could be living in the Philippines.

[@dimiturmihaylov1863]

hahaha Madagascar man

[@keithkeefer9954]

You could also be living in America which is not good for justice or jail systems

[@kanivea]

Hahaha I just watched Madagascar prison. So true!

[@pinut187]

You are seeing a first world country.

[@homeiswheremyhouseis5517]

I'm currently waiting for the apartment manager that runs this place to call me back about available units.

[@leahflower9924]

haha true

[@thatcanadiangrandma]

Well, there's a way to a fast entry.

[@TheKenab]

Good post!...Roflmao....😆..haaaaaaa🤣🤣😂😂

[@dazd240]

Top comment ! 😂😂😂🤣

[@ceceliakirchner970]

😆 lol

[@AlpineTrails]

these prisoners live better than I do. Cooked food, washed clothes and paid to study. Never heard of prisoners having a key to their cell and being free to walk around or take lunch break from work until now. Library, free health care and they still complain. Ended up here after watching Russia's toughest prison, no term of comparison.

[@Dani-Ami]

They’ve lost their freedom, friends, family, job etc. *That’s* the punishment.

[@counterleo]

Compare reoffending rates between Germany and Russia and you'll understand that the Germans are doing it properly

[@mohdfahmi8841]

//;;//;//;;//;//;;//....

[@Ceasorification]

Than your life sucks

[@bibu7346]

26:45 "mitjehangen mitjefangen" translated as "guilty by association" ...gold

[@moniho6907]

To see how she as a woman can walk freely with the inmate while having no weapon is remarkable

[@willissudweeks1050]

That’s how it is in US jails as well. They don’t carry weapons and walk around freely.

[@bethewalt7385]

No guard walking freely among prisoners anywhere, in any country that I'm aware of wears a weapon, would be way too easy for inmates to overpower the guard and take the weapon, just the guards up in the towers etc..watching the prisoners have rifles and shotguns..

[@snorpechumgalimp8943]

@@willissudweeks1050 they don't walk around freely by themselves. Always in numbers.

[@xsebx1987]

It depends on the inmate I think and also the time. In the us you got people they know they never will leave prison, doesn't matter what they do or time. In Germany a life sentence is 15 years.

[@rael.5967]

Don't treat them like animals and some of them might not act like animals

[@too_tired_for_this]

It’s amazing to see how prisons are managed in other places. I appreciate the fact that there is an extension of housing after a sentence has been served, if the person is still likely to reoffend for whatever reason.

Yeah, if you get a 10 year sentence and don't behave, it turns to a 15-20 year one... most people are old at that point and no danger anymore

[@amazingsupergirl7125]

Well if they get five years for murder than who cares it’s extended to 11 years

[@gorillachilla]

You should also go prison

[@airassault1151]

@@OneGod-s4gJesus is king

[@fahim454]

Cant believe this is really a prison, the inmates looks so happy & comfortable then getting free outside, the only thing missing is room service

[@Yuhon100]

True, it looks like they are enjoying themselves. Some inmates choose to stay in prison rather than get release because they feel like it is their second home.

[@bamgbose3309]

THIS IS THE KEY IN INPRISONMENT. Turn a criminal into a part of the society again. We are all the same, with the same rights. Well, in germany at least ;)

[@willissudweeks1050]

They do get food brought to them I’m sure haha

[@NomadLife777]

I watched another when they bring them hot water for coffee in the morning. Kinda room service.

[@willissudweeks1050]

@@NomadLife777 They have hot water for coffee in US jails as well. That’s not a big deal.

[@jaharireggae4296]

I love how in this prison it looks more like an apartment complex you can’t leave rather than cage-like cells with bars

[@robertdefoe2396]

This is why prison reform is needed in my country as well as the US and other places. Why should it suprise us that treating people like human beings might actually make them better people.

[@amazingsupergirl7125]

I agree but Americans have it engrained that crimes need to be punished as severely as possible. People want justice not ten years at this spa.

[@jimsmith2844]

@@amazingsupergirl7125 No. We do not have that engrained. I am an American and I can tell you that JEWS control the USA and UK and RUSSIA. Jews are the enemy.

[@1w598]

@Robert Defoe Treating sex offenders, murderers, child abusers, & woman beaters do NOT deserve to be treated like "human beings". Your statement misses the mark, big time.

[@jborrego2406]

@@jimsmith2844 white ppl control America lol

[@cl5619]

Too many US criminals can’t be reformed. They are psychopaths.

[@sub_for_no_reason317]

well, I just watched a U.S. high-security prison documentary. they treat people like livestock and they behave like that. in this facility, they really prepare people for an "outside life" they keep their hope and dignity, and even if there is no chance to get out, they behave more like any of us. all the respect for Germany!

[@joseluisperez4015]

Well said with you 100% and people say U.S.A the best country in the world and I will say YEAH RIGHT,THANK'S COMMENT FROM CHICAGO...

[@jemsar2]

It’s a big difference in the living quarters as well. I see that overpopulation is not an issue like we have here.

[@summerruby201]

Well, when you have an nation that abolished traditional slavery, EXCEPT in the event of a person committed a crime and was convinced, what do you expect?

[@counterleo]

@@jemsar2 Maybe because treating them well and promoting rehabilitation successfully drops the reoffending rates, and therefore there is always a manageable amount of inmates. Overpopulation is a vicious circle

[@jemsar2]

@@counterleo There are murderers, rapists, and other violent offenders that 99% of any legal system would declare unfit for rehabilitation. You think you know more than them? Wow.

[@mattkroening7964]

I understand as to why this is, but I love that the keys are censored but the nudity posters aren't.

[@justthecousinoftheguywitho2337]

Nudity is not seen as bad in Europe unlike in the US so they weren't censored.

[@TheChips13]

TeamHolden💪🏽

[@Dio-nm9wv]

Nudity is perfectly normal in most of Europe

[@h0welss]

I'm from Scotland and when I went to Germany I was very surprised to see that in public parks there are just naked people walking around like it's nothing, it's really normal there but you would never see that happen here

[@marissasue319]

@@h0welss Wow, had no idea!

[@dembabaldeh5084]

I've lived in Germany for 10 years now seeing this documentary as a civilian you're not surprised much this is right, this is very human the way they treat and handle the inmates is almost next to perfection although the inmates have crossed the lines, and defied the established laws. But this is Germany they've come a long way in history this country is an example and must be an example for every country to learn from I'm impressed by how human life is now being handled in Germany both in prisons and outside I'm amazed how everything is put in place it's beyond my comprehension how this beautiful country is doing things. Keep it up my German people respect.

[@michaelagrundler9250]

I'm Dutch living in Germany and the most serious problem in Germany is their racism. It's quiet disgusting after all they did to the jewish community and all the other victims back then 😢

[@90secondsuntilmidnight]

That's insane. Prisoners are locked up for a reason. As many have posted in here. They are living better than many people that work. Smh

[@shonah4193]

Waiting for the “dangerous” part 🥱

[@cesaredpinoza1906]

Hahah

[@goblinslayer6375]

Here: " Dangerous "

[@alicat4115]

There was nothing dangerous about that prison..... I wasted 50min 💤💤💤

[@dazd240]

@@alicat4115 same here I find it boring after 20 minutes. The prisoners are too well behaved! It's like a holiday camp

[@josephcappella4628]

You waiting for tomass to use the orange scissors lol I’m still wondering what contra band is there’s weapons everywhere like that blue crate hanging on the wall shanks heaven but the 🧈 knife takes the cake they do things backwards a gun is not considered a weapon in this prison

[@nafeez0045]

This is a luxury prison

[@Mansour-O-Killuminati]

Even El-Chapo didn't had this luxury lol

[@billcarson9449]

Hehe yeah. There are still some primitive prisons all over the world, unfortunately.

[@TheKeithvidz]

a rehab facility.

[@housedesignideasdecor]

Does anyone not want to leave prison?

[@Maaaattologyyyy]

That one guy was like nah im good not even going to try not gonna lie even the inmates were honest

[@nepaleseman1010]

I would much rather serve a Prison sentence in Germany than the USA. The German Prison sees the prisoners as people first and the are treated accordingly. The American Prisons seem brutal in comparison.

[@kutter_ttl6786]

Prisons in the USA are a business. And the inmates are the commodity. Something as civil as a German prison would hit the bottom line too much.

[@Alphakobra24]

These prisoners are being treated more like royalty.

[@nepaleseman1010]

@@Alphakobra24 I know it looks like that but the fact is reoffending is much less than in the USA and UK Prison system.

[@danielmartinezdowsett4776]

American prisons turn petty criminals into lifelong criminals.

[@nepaleseman1010]

@@danielmartinezdowsett4776 Similar in the UK. The European Prison are miles ahead of the USA and the UK.

[@KittenBowl1]

The German prison system is not too far behind Nordic countries. Well done Germany! I have seen (via documentaries) and heard prison systems of the US. Never want to ever live permanently in the US, not that I’m about to spend time in prison but their social safety net is near non-existent with such drastic consequences where money only matters. Not my cup of tea. But seeing Germany gave me a piece of mind for positive side of the West. Thank you Germany.

[@littlenoah926]

Nah bro sorry but this is just for show off most german Prisions are way older, dirtier and brutal than this.

[@TheAngryAustrian]

Wait a couple years and germany will switch to the Sharia social net

[@murtl5595]

"I've an appointment with the barber" 😂😂😂

[@makonentsoane7545]

🤣🤣🤣

[@annegachanja3468]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@debbiefinn6483]

I COULDNT BELIEVE THAT...AND ANOTHER CALLED IN SICK TO WORK....THEY MIGHT MAKE HIM SOME CHICKEN SOUP TO FEEL BETTER....!!

[@SOFFtv]

@@debbiefinn6483 a prisoner here in norway sued the state because he couldnt stay in prison to finish recording his album in their $200k recording studio. He won too. 😂

[@haddingtoniangcp2464]

@@SOFFtv if all prisons were like in Norway the world over, I'll be a bad career criminal.

[@tomc4132]

This makes me want to move to Germany and commit a crime. Can you imagine? Free studio apartment for life, free food all day, TV, belongings, no one bothering you except a nice guard that says good morning and good night. Some people strive for this.

[@laespada501]

If you commit a crime in Germany, you'll be deported back to jail in your home country. Oops!

[@RowdyElectron]

I think most people prefer their freedom

[@Ziiphyr]

And don’t forget you’ll get paid to attend classes 😂

[@Ziiphyr]

@@laespada501 then how are there foreign prisoners at the jail?

[@glornporklongton7338]

Why would you do that? Germany is NOTHING like the US, it’s clean, safe, they have an incredibly high standard of living. The USA is now about 30% very wealthy and 70% Third World living conditions. 15 mile line ups down the interstate for food bank hampers?

[@johngreydanus2033]

When one door closes and another door opens, you are probably in jail.

[@meredithahern-tamilio4667]

No truer words have been said oh my friggin head I do not miss that hell hole I was in ...FREEDOM is GOOD!!!

[@meredithahern-tamilio4667]

Kill all child molesters as fast as possible done with the freeing them only to see there next step up to murder...

[@jimmyzhao2673]

My granddad always used to say, "As one door closes another one opens." Lovely man, but a terrible cabinet maker.

[@craigk8698]

Lmfao

[@brettstarks1846]

I love the philosophy of German, Norwegian, and other civilized prisons. The attitude is that simply being in prison and deprived of freedom is punishment enough. I wish the US had this mentality, despite never being in the criminal justice system myself. It’s just more civilized.

[@earldriskill3505]

It is a punishment in itself to lose your freedom.

[@erickaericka-]

I've watched a lot of videos about prisons around the world.The countries where gangs are a problem like the US,El Salvador, and some African countries can't have prisions like this one here in Aachen because gang inmates are constantly trying to kill each other and they are always overcrowded anyhow.

[@malibumondsg74]

It’s call dangerous, the only dangerous part is the inmates may lose their own keys...

[@Gwenfully]

LMAO

[@LOVETHERKO26]

Lol

[@mgecko2959]

🤣🤣🤣

[@martinc.720]

You don't see the "dangerous" because people are treated like people, not like animals. Makes a huge difference in how safe a place is, feels or looks like.

[@bloosif]

To everyone saying that "these guys wouldn't last in a US prison" yeah that's because these guys are treated like humans

[@Alphakobra24]

Try a Russian prison, these guys would literally attempt suicide after their first night in a Russian maximum security prison.

[@stirbjoernwesterhever6223]

@@Alphakobra24 And? Because Russia and the US treat their prisoners like garbage, every one else should do the same? Is it a virtue to be brutal in Order to survive a Russian or US-American Prison? Or is it a virtue to treat your prisoners in a way that they don't need to be brutal?

[@gusgonzalez9711]

Exactly! It is most factible to addapt to society

[@mTravelfoot61]

....germans.....and prisons....come on yall...

[@f-u2883]

Too bad this criminals didn't treat their victims like humans, and they instead get a better life. Wow what's the fair in that

[@NickHurrBoi]

The mannerisms between guards and prisoners are astounding. I’m in a wheelchair and several times people won’t even get the door for me let alone say hello.

[@TheBrianFlanagan]

Well if you were wearing a name tag that said “Mr. Stiffcock” I’d be apprehensive about helping you as well. 🤨

[@NickHurrBoi]

@@TheBrianFlanagan I was just making a point about...ahh nevermind.

[@martinc.720]

This has absolutely nothing to do with mannerism, or with what you see in this video. People will open the door for you to be nice, or because they think you cannot do it yourself (whether they are right or not). She opens every door because she HAS to. They don't let prisoners do that.

[@Panzerfaust9161]

In my older years I prefer to stay inside my room and watch tv, collect timepieces, I don’t go outside unless I need something. This would actually be ideal for me. Not gonna lie, the accommodations look pretty dang good to me.

[@cassanthemumRo]

Wow, that's a prison? Looks more like a hotel.

[@defafa9249]

I know of hotels which can’t reach this prison standards

[@mangalores-x_x]

a hotel you cannot leave for a long time and where your benefits and opportunities depends on someone else judging your behavior honest and you have no access to your money or communication.

[@thegreenguy8837]

Yes but statistically it works.

[@SkippaMcHavn]

@@thegreenguy8837 statistically, does it bring back the life that was taken? Sounds good until it's you right?

[@derantorkiarig4592]

@@SkippaMcHavn And revenge does? Most stupid argument I read all day.

[@TheErdemkarakus]

Having watched all prison documentaries from all over the world this a five star hotel.

[@kukumdogo]

You kill me 🤣🤣🤣

[@franny5295]

Seriously, I think the German government is still embarrassed about the nazi situation. I mean, they're kind of not allowed to imprison people under inhumane conditions anymore.

[@TheErdemkarakus]

@@franny5295 maybe.

[@germanyhamburger5552]

@@franny5295 I think less because of the shame for the past but more, Germany is completely financially and morally screwed and the country has to change completely, if it wants to belong again to an accepted society. Changing the country was the only solution to success

[@debbiefinn6483]

IM THE SAME..IVE WATCHED LOTS OF PRISON DOCUMENTARIES....THE ONES ABOUT PPL BEING IN SOLITARY FOR YEARS ARE HARD....THE PPL LITERALLY LOOSE THEIR MINDS....NO WINDOWS..NO CLOCKS...BARELY ANY SHOWERS ETC....JUST NOTHING FROM ONE DAY TO THE NEXT ....FOR YEARS....I DONT KNOW WHY...BUT I HAVE ALWAYS BEEN TERRIFIED TO GET LOCKED UP....THANKFULLY IF NEVER BEEN IN TROUBLE...BUT I KNOW FOR A FACT I WOULDNT MAKE IT...I HAVE NIGHT MARES ABOUT IT.....I WONDER WHY??

[@nickh.6461]

After watching the Russian “Fire Island” prison documentary on this channel this place doesn’t seem half bad.

[@lynneanthony168]

Or the Black Dolphin

[@gemwood1386]

Haha thanks for the recommendation, this doc is rubbish

[@Rahat-cg8rv]

Try the madagascar one

[@LadellTurner]

I just watched that! I agree. This place is like a studio apartment at best.

[@jeffyeager1997]

Yeah no shit right...

[@billsauer3164]

That "terrible" jail looks like a five-star hotel compared to the prisons in the United States

[@lara_xy]

As a German, I don't know what I expected (having watched a lot of the other high-security prison documentaries), but this was quite interesting! I honestly had no idea how our prisons look from the inside

[@gregjohnson298]

Your prisons are a joke,I'm just surprised they don't get morning hugs from the guards.

[@abum4595]

well, you're paying for it!

[@Darkscenes-jp4ge]

@@gregjohnson298 but your still trapped there all alone and can't communicate with other's that depresses most people and give's them suicidal thoughts

[@nutroll1622]

@@gregjohnson298 Lol the prisons in America are a fucking joke. Locking up prisoners* who have done horrible things like raping and murdering with people who committed “lesser“ crimes.

[@sierra5713]

How do you know English if you're from Germany?

[@felixalbrecht]

Treating the inmates well is a good investment for the society outside, when the inmates will be released to freedom one day. Thank you for the interesting and profound report!

[@ant7699]

It's great. Trouble I'm having to come to terms is I'll have to stab someone to get to stay there....i guess itl be worth it in the end.

[@RMartin631]

What do they do with the psychopaths? Every prisoner I saw cares about something. Their team, their family, their craft, something. A psychopath doesn't care about anything. That's why they're so dangerous. There is no fixing a psychopath. They're wired differently from a normal person.

[@ant7699]

@@RMartin631 Head transplant.

[@oliverhardy9464]

@@RMartin631 First there is the so called "Sicherungsverwahrung". It is meant for inmates that still pose a threat to society even after their release. But real Psychopaths are locked away in closed psychiatric facilities and not in regular prisons. But even these facilities aim towards releasing them some day. If they really get released is of course a different story.

[@patrickaccioly4398]

Yeah, spend billions of hard working people taxes, to rehabilitate the monsters that killed those people’s family members...sounds right

[@Netrool]

So calms, nobody throwing gangster sign or fight for a cup of ramen like in usa.

[@TheAccursedEntity]

small group and not thrown all together lol much easier

[@aw-g]

Because they're not dumb or retarded, they're smart and hardworking what a great society

[@okan931]

I loved the fact you guys actually censored the key design for security purpouses at 2:25

[@luaprexus4388]

"The degree of civilization of a society can be judged by the condition of its prisoners." (Fjodor Dostoevsky)

[@redblackeagle13]

and the cemeteries

[@sotirzvanidjubre4109]

Magnitude of hipocrese in highly civilized societies is also on high levels. Germany is a good example.

[@SsgChrisWells]

Perhaps the germans are over compensating on the prison reform because of their own past during the 1940s and how they dealt with prisoners.

[@Head-Gein]

@@SsgChrisWells a lot of european countries have prisons like this. The uk could do with some. Considering the concept of concentration camps was formulated by our own gov during the boer war. Except they used it to starve about 50,000 women and children to death.

[@marissasue319]

@@redblackeagle13 The living need land space more; not the stupid dead!

[@JoshAintLoud]

Dania Emundts does a fantastic job and remains professional at all times. Big props to her.

[@Kuwaitisnot_adeployment]

I'm sorry I know I keep commenting but as a American that's spent a little time locked up here you just cant imagine how shocked I am at how these guys are treated. Its 100% the right way to do it if you want the guys to get out and live a crime free life. Amazing

[@Julia-lk8jn]

I've been reading / watching a bit about prisons in the US, and what really, really turns my stomach is that whatever problem is being discussed - people catching diseases, sexual abuse, dirty water, cells too hot / too cold, ... - _somebody_ is going to say "ah well, if they don't like it, they shouldn't be criminals". Where's the line in the sand? Where's the concept that there are things you should not do to any human being, no matter what? Where are the "visit the prisoner" christian values? And then of course there's the complaint that prisoners cost the nation so much money, when most of that money goes into the pockets of private companies charging 5 /minute phone call. I don't exactly like the thought of, say, a rapist having a comfortable cell and free meals. But I like the thought of prisoners being used as cheap labor and then still being housed in over-crowded cells a lot less.

[@Kuwaitisnot_adeployment]

@@Julia-lk8jn well Julia i can tell you are intelligent and have been paying attention to what you've been reading and watching. I can't argue with anything you said, you're 100% right in you're evaluation.

[@mgecko2959]

@@Kuwaitisnot_adeployment its different cultute, Germans are different breed. Everything about their country is like this prison, emaculate

[@jenniferhellmann7818]

you got it. the aim is to teach people how to lead a regular life and to give them structures so that they can integrate well after imprisonment

[@hmichaelshultzjr]

Watching this as an American is a wild experience. Day clothes. Personal effects and decorations. No guns or weapons. This place is more accommodating than most hotels.

[@LS-Moto]

For those saying German prisons are luxury - in comparison to other countries like the US, they sure are. But remember, its still a prison. No freedom for you. No walk in a park, no trips, no holidays, no independent choices from guards. And those luxuries in their cells, can also be taken away as punishment.

[@light2091]

I’m sure it sucks but in reality these pedophiles basically get little apartments and are treated with “good mornings” lol. You traumatize a child for life and that’s your punishment? In the US and other countries they’d get beat and killed

[@user-es7ui5mc1m]

@@light2091 yeah because if you treat someone like an animal, they will act like animals. The first paragraph of the German constiution is "Human dignitiy is inviolable/unimpeachable" that goes for everyone, including prisoners

[@Taffer-bx7uc]

@@user-es7ui5mc1m Except when countries want to leave the EU aka Fourth Reich lol!

[@corneliakobilke4638]

@@light2091 a golden cage is still a cage

[@antoniousai1989]

@@Taffer-bx7uc It's interesting how you no-life Brexiters got your filthy Brexit, cry about the economy, but you still have to go watch how Germany's prisons are on KZbin. Like you have no other life other than that.

[@longwhitemane]

Good documentary. What really struck me was the silence in the cell blocks. The US prisons seem to be one solid scream of different voices.

[@kevinisenzo7945]

Madagascar Prison: *Wanna go to the Hell-Hole*

[@dsm091]

@@kevinisenzo7945 Those prisons make the rest of the world prisons look like a 5 star hotel. Watch Solitary on HBO. People think that is cruel in America but it is hard to say that after watching the Madagascar one.

[@Mandy_39]

I'm betting cuz they have shit to do, stuff to keep em busy, they're comfortable. Definitely doesn't seem like a prison!

[@margaretmike5409]

That's because in the states they go backwards by making ppl into animals so they get stuck in a system.

[@LCx829]

Look up a prison like San Quentin. You’re fighting just to stay alive and half the prisoners are in a gang. I’m sure if you go to a rural prison it’s much nicer.

[@JohnDoe4Ever]

Click baited again!!! Thought was a prison doc. But was really a nice hotel add...thinking of booking there lol

[@wickedside7715]

Seriously looking for a studio apartment, utilities and food included, rent free and a bad ass security system.

[@dirkhallmann8941]

@@wickedside7715 no Problem ,move 2 Germany and get unemployed . The Government will pay you a small apartment , the clothes ,funiture (Bed,Washingmaschine etc.) and give you a thing called "Hartz4" = 520$ 4 food. Or just move 2 Germany and say the Word "Asyl" Greetz from Germany 😁

[@wickedside7715]

@@dirkhallmann8941 sounds like a dream NOT!! Lol 😂 I was just hoping that “prison” would take me in 🤷‍♀️

[@ant7699]

Loooool 😂

[@ant7699]

@@wickedside7715 That it.. You get food made for you. And even private security.

[@markwake3943]

This documentary was very interesting and it didn't take long for me to get into it, unlike other documentaries I've watched.

[@mohdfahmi8841]

//;;//;//;;//;//..

[@tauratruba1788]

“We’ll, it depends. Sometimes I can’t help but feel bad for what fate has dealt them.” (11:27) The empathy in this statement hit differently.

[@TheRedRaven_]

This is the equivalent to a mom sending her kid to his room (with Playstation and TV inside).

[@glornporklongton7338]

So I guess locking the prisoner in a 6 x 8 concrete box, with hay on the floor, bread, water or gruel three times a day, and a good fire hosing (and a good blast of de-lousing powder) once a week for sanitation. I wonder what kind of an end product you get when you treat prisoners that way. You do realize that about 95% of prisoners in the United States are released back into society. I hope you get one of “your” prisoners as a next-door neighbor.

[@TheRedRaven_]

@@glornporklongton7338 Prison should always be undesirable, it’s a punishment not a vacation spot. If my neighbor is an ex con then good for him/her, that simply means they served the time for the crime and made an effort to reestablish themselves back into society as I live in a wealthy middle class neighborhood.

[@furfeelins]

@@glornporklongton7338 considering i worked in one of the worst jails in the United States, I am unhappy with how soft US jails and prsions are. Prison is a punishment. You should hate life when you're in prison so you work 3 times as hard to stay out. Id love to bring back the 1930s aspects of chain gangs, hoses, and beatings. And before you pop off with your dumbass, inexperienced opinion, I have family in prison, I think they need beat down.

[@glornporklongton7338]

@@furfeelins just living in your wretched country (200,000 COVID cases a day? ) is punishment enough.....

[@lastnamefirstname520]

@@furfeelins LOL, dont say inmates in US prisons are not tortured on a daily basis by the sadist guards.... cell extractions, etc etc....

[@yugotime1598]

I went to the hospital in the U.S. for mental health and got treated much worse than anyone here.

[@landshark1191]

Welcome to America lol

[@squirtmph]

Even from emergency, if you have color skin it gets allot worst. I don't know your background. But you always have to stand up. USA it's not for color skin

[@landshark1191]

@@squirtmph that's not true. Americans are NOT a bunch of racists. Don't believe our media they're just pissed trump won and have been trying to start shit

[@squirtmph]

@@landshark1191 you cannot speak, when you're are not living & sleeping on someone with color. But I did had caucasian bosses before with amazing personality. But there's only few vs a dozen.

[@Sierraomega1991]

Thing is by european standards the health care in prisons isnt that great

[@StephanieLynne-eh6jk]

Within less than 60 seconds of watching this I can say I have a little bit of respect for at least the man that says that he doesn't want to be released and he doesn't want to be free because he's afraid he'd hurt somebody else I don't have respect for what he did or why he's there but at least he knows that there might be a chance and that right there means something

[@TheNickLavender]

Coming here from Fire Island? Welcome!

[@samuelkilik8233]

for some reason i am watching all this prison footage

[@ask_yo_girl_about_me8160]

How do u know it

[@ask_yo_girl_about_me8160]

@@samuelkilik8233 imma also addicted

[@samuelkilik8233]

@@ask_yo_girl_about_me8160 yea i think i finish watching all of it lol

[@akosczibok6862]

Bit of a difference eh? This is like a 3 star hotel compared to that in Russia.

[@faro8594]

Honestly for a dangerous prison. Its actually quiet fancy in comparison to US prisons

[@banimusa8478]

US prisons just like zoo

[@kalumander]

It's not fancy, it's humane. USA prisons are really poor.

[@krotensnabelbird4837]

you know the goal isnt like in the US to keep them locked away the goal is to reintergrate them into society and show them a better way to live most of them are in jail cause they start crime early without knowing you can do your money with honorble work

[@Rick2010100]

There are also murder, but many people in US prisons should be better put into a closed lunatic asylum and treated with psychotropic drugs,

[@banimusa8478]

@@Rick2010100 psychotropic drug was used to person who has mental disease . Read DSM V first

[@chadguevara8284]

All the people here claiming this prison looks better than their homes ... if you'd rather stay locked inside a place like this, it says a lot about the society you come from. Look at the system you think is just and then tell me how it works out.

[@Adelicows]

The fact that you would make such a condescending comment about people who are poor and live in unsafe or unhygienic conditions says a lot about YOUR society.

[@chadguevara8284]

@@Adelicows Yea, complaining about how another society handles issues a different way than their own, while at the same time admitting how fucked your own society is, is simply dumb. But how could I expect someone who likes his own comments to understand this.

[@williammorris584]

Staff walking unmanacled inmates alone? In a high security US prison, that guard’s life expectancy would be measured in hours.

[@prettycrazy4207]

These kind of jails/prisons always blow my mind! Its crazy that our jails/prisons are so much different here in the U.S --Packed to the brim in nasty, inhumane surroundings not even getting basic hygiene products such as shampoo and even pads/tampons for woman on their periods! I think we need serious reform in this country!

[@bar-sabas4801]

Thats why the crime will never come down, if you treat people good they start to realise what they have done wrong and get help but is you treat them like caged animals the day you let them out they will strike again because they're inmune to pain no more soul left

[@Julia-lk8jn]

I've seen one or the other documentary on US prisons, and pretty much everything - the (lack of?) training for the guards, the over-crowding, prison cells getting too hot or cold depending on season ... it's like somebody sat down and _designed_ a hot-house for violence.

[@martenkrueger8647]

Citizens in all European countries live better the here in the U.S..too clarify...even their ghettos are better!

[@12yearssober]

@@bar-sabas4801 It's almost as if the system does it on purpose

[@derdude6139]

@@Julia-lk8jn yeah exactly just seen another episode about a us prison i dont think you can come up with much that would worke worse on "correcting" peoples bahavior and they are called correctino facilitys what a joke

[@itzpayday1238]

Remember that even though it may not be as "satisfying" to see a criminal get treated with dignity, in the end its going to be better for society. It isn't based off of "revenge" or strong emotional response, and rehabilitating prisoners into functional members of society is going to be better than creating animals that end up going straight back to prison after a few months, even if it seems too fair.

[@cl5619]

For the US, we benefit by removing our hard criminals from society.

[@christopherstmarin]

The punishment is having your freedom taken away. It shouldn’t be a daily humiliation and no rehabilitation. They have the right idea. In North America we are short sighted on this

[@lightup6751]

@@cl5619 But they dont in the US. They just let prisoners live in the most inhuman conditions. Then these convicts do their time, get out, hurt someone else and commit crimes and go right back

[@VS-fn3uq]

I hope you are joking

[@sethrogers5083]

United states can learn from this system and set up rehabilitation programs ,punishment is needed but human treatment is a must. But our judicial system makes to much money off imprisoning Americans and usually unjustly.

[@newlam7958]

"I will be late for work today because I have an appointment for a pedicure and mesage."

[@stejuakleil7206]

Is this an example of German efficiency? It simply does feel like a dangerous prison. But I do appreciated that people are treated humanly and with a pragmatic approach

[@pinacolada1393]

I was impressed for the guy baking cookies for his family. Most people in the free world won't even call them. Hopefully he changes his life around after his sentance.

[@catecurry48]

I thought that was pretty sweet, actually.

[@solitaire744]

They looked good thats before he stuck his finger in the middle of them, yuk.

[@martinfranzer2254]

@@solitaire744 how else is he supposed to fill in the jam tho?

[@solitaire744]

@@martinfranzer2254 Seriously?; Or are u being fly?.

[@zak0777]

I did 8 years in Illinois department of corrections and when you were unassigned you got 10 bucks a month, school you got 15 bucks a month, but if you got lucky and got into industries you could make up to 300 to 600 a month. I'm not sure about now this was back in the 90s. Plus all our shit had to be put in boxes at the end of my time, no putting pictures up or leaving shit laying around. By the time I got out they were changing everything in there. No more smoking, they took the jeans, carpets, big radios etc. Ya it felt like you were actually doing time. I'll tell you this much if you got to go to a medium or minimum security you were good, but max or super max sucked Big time!!! Old ass buildings with super small cells and shit conditions. But again we were there doing time not a vacation so ya it is what it is. I haven't been back since then so it worked for me. I went to school and did positive shit with my time.

[@James-pf9fu]

I did 7 straight in IDOC from 2010 to 2017......

[@bunnydontcare3664]

Best wishes and a long life from Germany.

[@bunnydontcare3664]

And you also James. ;)

[@TheBrianFlanagan]

Quitter

[@lottolucky5554]

Just keep doing positive stuff!God bless,stay safe,strong in all that you do.

[@snoochpounder]

some of us living in big cities around the world are almost getting jealous of the nice conditions these guys live in rent free.

[@udornyc]

Phuc Yu ( LOL) You want to switch your "tiny" accommodation in a big city with an inmate in this prison? Just try it and do that for a few years. You won't by happy and will dream of your small place in a major city! TRY PRISON and let's see if you will have the same perspective!

[@snoochpounder]

@@udornyc dont assume you know anything about me and whether or not i spent time incarcerated. these guys live like in a club med including gym and wellness area.

[@udornyc]

@@snoochpounder I don't know anything about you, but I know about incarceration from different perspectives! Your nonchalant remark shows me that you, even if you did time, you didn't do long enough time, no matter what kind of level of prison you were in! If you really think that those amenities in that Justizvollzugsanstalt Aachen are enough to compensate for the lack of human interaction with people outside, to eat when you are hungry, to go to the movies when you want to go with friends, the no-contact to your girlfriend or wife, or boyfriend and the freedom to do whatever you want to do on your own terms... and the regulated and regimented routine where you are being told when you can take a shit, eat and how long time you can spend in the yard, than you have not been doing time long enough! By far not long enough! So, yeah, I don't know you and your story, but I read your comment and KNOW that you don't know what you are talking about! Easy as that!

[@landshark1191]

It's not rent free, some are paying for it with their lives

[@johanbruijnooge6818]

@@landshark1191 One of the few intelligent remarks that I have read.

[@michigandogman3060]

That’s a nice prison, it even has plants in the corridors. Those one man cells look like small studio apartment, if those guys saw the U.S prisons they would be very appreciative of what they have.

[@pikapika7936]

These cells look comfortable especially when compared to us jails. Nice touch of blurring out the keys.

[@aw-g]

A furry won't survive prison if he drops the soap

[@malcolmalexander5615]

Safe, secure, trained and working. Well done to all involved. Noble. Different system to most.

[@werewolflover8636]

This is a joke! And everyone, I do not care who you are or what you say will change their tune real damn quick the moment you or someone you care about is hurt or killed! People like you care more about criminals than victims till you become a victim yourself!

[@magnumopiss244]

Stuff softies say. Let one of them in your house I dare you

[@moif-manmax6083]

@@werewolflover8636 Sounds like a bad mindset you should rehabilitate them not make there life more shit then let them out what do you think will happen?

[@hmvollbanane1259]

How is this a joke or what has it to do with letting one into my house? They are locked up for life (and no they don't get magically released after the minimum of 15 years, the man being the most interviewed will have Sicherungsverwahrung afterwards - safe keeping - as he is still deemed a danger to society which means he will get his own flat in another more open jail but never will walk free or unsupervised again in his life. He won't get out, he can't hurt anyone anymore so why on earth shouldn't he live in normal humane conditions? Otherwise a tied rope would be more humane than the stuff you see going on in documentaries about punitive prison systems like in the USA. If you seek revenge you will never be satisfied as it doesn't bring you back anything but still in that case you should be pleading for execution rather than creating new victims within an inhumane incarceration environment. after all there are also people locked up within the same facility of the person that has proven to be capable of the unthinkable if pushed, or are all criminals regardless of their offense and circumstances irredeemable? In that case you don't need a prison at all but a wall, firing squad and incinerator.

@@moif-manmax6083 they are so backwards, just don't talk to them

[@user-propositionjoe]

For all those in the comments pointing out the good prison conditions, that's the EU. Nations can be judged by how they treat their prisoners and animals. What's the point locking people up only to release them in 15-20 years and leave them more crazy, and full of hate for the system and for the universe, they will just commit more crimes. Treat them civil and with humility and they might see the error of their ways and improve and be productive afterwards. There is a reason the USA has almost 10x the prison population than Germany and the highest number of prisoners in the world, because there it's a business. In the USA $$ > human welfare. At least in the EU we have a balance between money and human welfare.

[@whatever5575]

how about england? do they treat their prisoners well?

[@notnow_stopitagain5800]

Yes it is, the reason why the US in prisons more people, the 13th Amendment...Slavery was abolished & U can’t b put away in prison to work for slave wages...Many businesses have been put out of business bc they can’t make a profit while competing with prison industries...

[@Weightingtablesafter]

@@whatever5575 englands no longer part of the EU 😝

[@martinfranzer2254]

@Kengo XC exactly, it's jail. That's why you can't go out, bad living conditions aren't the punishment, that's just something that you should prevent when possible.

[@johnstudd4245]

Ha Ha, We will send some of our max security violent prisoners, lifers with nothing to loose, from the US over to you. So you can "rehabilitate" them. I wonder what the staff there is going to do when they start making weapons out of all the stuff they have in their cells and attacking staff and other prisoners. The prisons you see in US documentaries are the worst of the worst. The prisoners there will always find something to fight about. "You disrespected me" "you did not pay back the food.... drugs......money........favors I gave you". Violent gang members who are sworn to revenge, and protecting each other. Racially motivated events. Attacks for breaking the "codes" or rules that the prisoners have made for themselves. There is a reason why those prisoners are in those max security places. They are violent, vicious, evil people that have made that life for themselves. Many of them are worse than animals, an animal does not kill and destroy just to be evil........they do. Those kind of prisoners are treated the only way you can safely handle them. Actually they are lucky, in many prisons all over the world they would be beaten to a bloody pulp or killed by staff or other inmates.

[@82566]

This is so interesting. i enjoy learning how each country runs their facilities and the rate of return on prisoners . This prison appears very nice , organized well .

[@chriscool1680]

In Germany this is a "1 star Motel" *

[@ant7699]

I'm joining the woodwork class. Looks like fun.

[@davidreeves8388]

n america that's a 3 star lol

[@sian9724]

I think a lot of people forget that prison is supposed to be about rehabilitation and releasing people back into society afterwards. If they come out with bad mental health, no life skills, no education etc then its no surprise if they reoffend.

[@geoffpoole483]

You only have to look at the comments to realise many people forget about what prisons are for. The US penal system is nothing to emulate.

[@michalnowak3558]

Wow,you are naive!

[@sian9724]

@@michalnowak3558 because?

[@Alexander711]

Lets be honoust: “dangerous” is a relative term.

[@macmike5384]

* honest...

[@Alexander711]

@@macmike5384 Gesundheit

[@macmike5384]

@@Alexander711 good health bro you too my friend...

[@f.r.4329]

Yes, its just a normal german prison like any other, we don′t call prisons super max security etc. its just JVA = Justitzvollzugsanstalt = Justice execution institution its just hyping this vid.

[@anthonyssemanda5737]

True

[@scumroyalsgaming]

Reading the comments makes me wonder. The intent behind a prison sentence is "loss of personal freedom" and not "incarceration in a inhumane hellhole"

[@miguelrafaelromerorosales9544]

Amazing to see how each country treats its citizens especially when it comes to prisoners

[@jasam6483]

This is joke of prison, treated like kings I feel like they finish high school then go 5-10 years in this hotel for free to earn some money and get out and live like normal human

[@bamgbose3309]

@@jasam6483 You have a hard time finding a job as ex-prisoner. Also: Prison is made for taking your freedom, not your rights. You still have to right to be treated like a human, not some animal. This method of inprisonment is also way better for society. Look at shitholes like the US or Thailand and you'll see why people keep being criminals.

[@oliver4953]

​@@jasam6483 Prison in Germany is no fun - yes, the inmates are treated in a civilized way since they are human beings, but this is still a prison, you are not free to go anywhere or enjoy your life. And also you are not able to make any real money in there, those few bucks they might be able to save would keep them alive outside after their release for a very short time only. And also you want to keep the inmates mentally stable as much as possible and not have them becoming crazy weirdos, because one day many of them will be released and you want them to be able to integrate again, or at least not commit crimes again.

[@LCx829]

The US treat prisoners like animals and that’s how they act.

[@derdude6139]

@@jasam6483 yeah ? but you feel wrong why arent you going there than ? i think we could work something out

[@simvrod]

Very interesting documentary. Well balance and not judgemental. Interesting to see how other countries handle the prison system.

[@MrMardoon]

Thanks Once again for an awsome video, more of this prison videos please!

[@maryj.ealohan.e.6586]

One can never see this kind of treatment in jail in Nigeria 🇳🇬. Just see how clean everywhere is

[@jeffyeager1997]

Better living than my 1st studio apartment... these guys have it easy

[@Maxtherealone]

"The degree of civilization in a society can be judged by entering its prisons." - Fyodor Dostoevsky

[@robertmills3830]

@Ian Mangham 😂

[@richardhenry1969]

@Ian Mangham I hope usa falls and quick. Lol Canada too. All you Europeans there feel bad for taking that land and come home to Europe.

[@troym891]

@@richardhenry1969 no way in hell am i leaving australia to come back to crowded miserable europe

[@nexor7809]

@@troym891 alright, have fun with your emus

[@refilwetebele8270]

I lost it at cooking cookies for family visit 😂😂😂😂

[@ms.kunterbunt5264]

I am from Aachen 😀 but I didn't know that we have the most dangerous prison here... luckily also the most secure one lmao

[@TeddyStrongBear]

You call this a prison????? Those jail cells looks like a college dormitory, Ivy League at that... 🥴

[@pigeonlove]

These rooms are far better and bigger than those at Oxbridge.

[@mangalores-x_x]

People do not seem to get the concept of not rewarding and entrenching violent, criminal behavior which the British and American prison systems do by nurturing a punitive oppressive climate which validates prisoners to see themselves as dangerous and tough and act in this manner. In the German and Scandinavian systems prisoners are simply never get to act out that way because they actually have benefits to lose and that behavior is treated as what it is: Abnormal, even in prison.

[@RantallionAIMusic]

@@mangalores-x_x I bet the rape victims and the family's of the people murdered feel very differently.

[@pigeonlove]

@@mangalores-x_x British prisons are anything but punitive, first criminals never get in unless they murder someone, otherwise they get a course to go on, or community work. Then, after unlimited appeals, when they get in prison, there is an enquiry if they get spaghetti twice a week. We have child killers still watching kiddie porn in their cells. A worthless prisoner costs, I believe, £100,000 a year, while innocent kids are getting charity meals if anything at all. The cells look similar to this, the immigrant prisoners have the same attitude to women, in fact, this could be the UK...

[@corlisstan7642]

Ya agree!!

[@KendlickLama]

People really think it’s wrong how "nice" it is for the prisoners? Being locked in is the penalty the Court decided them to serve, not being treated as an animal

[@germanmemerboi3157]

Freedom being removed is their punishment, nothing else.

[@KeithApp]

These prison cells are better quality and more comfortable than my house with far superior living conditions. I am not even joking. Sadly.

[@walkingoutdoor7284]

But you are not obligated to stay there for life. You can leave for a walk ore move. Locking someone up for life and treat him like shit is cruel dark age stuff. A modern society should be better than that. If i had to choose between living in a tent but be free or that prison, i would choose the tent 10 out of 10.

[@random_duck1]

Same here

[@random_duck1]

@@walkingoutdoor7284 of course he's free, he didn't rape or killed anyone to end up in a prison

[@NoName-jn5rn]

@@walkingoutdoor7284 what freedom. Do people have any time this days? We just work, study eat shit and sleep. If you're poor and trying to survive you will know that this "criminals" have everything, even fucking freedom to sit down and do things they want to do. Freedom isn't just going out.

[@ranjimendle299]

This prison is the best l have seen, the inmates are treated so well unlike here in the United States where they are treated like animals, Great job Germany 🇩🇪

[@heatherwild350]

If this is Germanys hardest prison, I am dying to see the minimum security ones...

[@alextaylor8776]

I hear they give full body massages after yoga class. Sign me up 😁

[@mho...]

basically the same, just "worse", because only those who stay for LONG get the chance to equip their cell with stuff... if you just in for a year or something, you have to live in the concrete box! ... but they might have tojust be in cells at night & can spend their days outside!.... basically like living with parents again under curfew & some restrictions like "no drinking" and such, but they can spend their days outside "free"!

[@waltonslandscaping7178]

I seen no danger whatsoever, not once.. I was waiting for them to show the swimming pool and bar.

[@GrassManKey]

It's really sad to hear that he'll never financially recover from the postage stamps