Thank you so much. I have a friend who is in prison. We have spoken 5 times on the phone. It is hard because I am an intuitive empath and I feel his suffering. He is more positive than I am and takes it mostly in stride ....all the love everyone.
Excellent video! Thanks for making it. In the US, the rules vary greatly on what convicts are allowed to have in different prisons. So I would check with your loved one first.
Thanks, really helpful advice. My best friend just got locked up for a couple of years and looking for ways to support her I came across ur video, May ur videos help many more people 💞
If you really love him/her just do these is your dad also in prison just do what will make him come out quick I did something that brought my dad out you were supposed to change a for 10 years but after the spell that I cast he came out the first year and the same day I casted the spell was the same day he came out just contact him on WhatsApp he helped me cast to spell that brought my dad at contact him on WhatsApp now + 234 902 300 07059
Really interesting and insightful vlog series. Congratulations on your degree and the amazing positivity. My grandfather was a P.O. in the London system for a few years. Thanks for being willing to reflect on your time and give so much information to prisoners and people close to them. Such a great resource. I wonder if you are able to be a mentor to any prisoners or families as you’d be great. Cheers
Hi Helen. Oh thank you so much for the lovely comment. I would love to help people if I can, but I don't know how useful I would be. Would love to speak with some Officers or Prison Officers about my experiences as well, if it was of any use.
Jack Hill my grandpa passed away a few years ago but I do remember him talking about it. A lot of what you say is applicable to people wanting to support someone in another difficult long term situation, eg illness or bereavement. Anyway, thanks for all you do and keep up the great work.
Great series thanks for putting these up man. I served time (3 years 42 days) in A south american large prison (Bangu) it was mostly a nightmare. Breakfast if available was a hot dog bun if you were lucky there was butter on some they were dropped in a large plastic sack on the floor with cockroaches running all over , cafe had to be paid for. food was absolutely horrible there was no water to drink you had to buy from cantina The bread was made at another prison where sex offenders where held and they baked the shitty bread ..once they went on strike and there no bread for 3 months, like Jack was saying your body expects that food when you dont get it you feel ill. The vans were awful packed with bodies stacked up each other there was no ventilation I really thought I was going die the first day on transport from the jail to the prison. The English jails sound so much better with the gym and music classes there is nothing like that here, 1 hour of football per week on a hard pitch (cement), no way to see outside. Your 1st months to a year your locked inside your cell 24 hours per day afterthat you can go out in to the wing area/corridor I had no money for the first year I drew tatto designs, decorated letters for other inmates and drew portraits of family members and sweethearts for the guards and the inmates in trade for water, extra food, and razors. Was beaten a couple of times and had my jaw cracked by guard, could always be worse. anyways just sharing a little of my own experience its still not over im on open regime for now hoping to be done in 3 months.
Very unsetteling read. Thought provoking. Thank you. Nobody deserves cruel and unusual punishment such as what you went through. It really sucks. My sister and many of my close friends has gone to prison several times. In Sweden. I have no personal experience, so I should keep myself short. What do I know after all? Swedish prisons are pretty much on the same level as UK prisons I would say. A detail I can share, because every jail-bird i've talked to who has done time here says the same thing. The food here is cooked by the prisoners. And they have access to decent (well, excellent compared to your horrible experience) ingredients. If you got good people working in the kitchen, you get kick-ass food. And usually they did. People who were good cooks were happier inmates when they could cook. The other prisoners were super happy because they got great food every day. The guards where happy, because the prisoners were less agressive and shitty. May I ask a personal question? I make no judgements, i think i'm too old for that. What crime did you commit? And what are your own thoughts on why you did what you did? And how you ended up there... You think you're likely to go back? I ask with the higest respect, as I said, I have no good reason to pass judgement on other people. I'd just be interested to hear :) Buen dia, mi amigo (my spanish is terrible and from school.. if you feel more comfortable with Spanish, i can use google translate . It does a decent job as long as you try to stay away from slang-words :D )
Thank you! Is the shu/hole awful? My son is a addict and in jail again. However, he is not mentally well and the jail is hard to get info. He has been in the shu
I really wish you'd publish a book you'd make a mint. I'd def buy it but I understand you'd want to leave this all in the past now. Much love from the Midlands u.k x
Arrr amazing as usual, thanks Jack...but some rules about sending stuff in have changed...especially books....ridiculous actually. So always, always check with your loved one or the prison itself. Yeah?
Hey Sandy, Yes of course, always check with the Prison if you want to know the exact rules and limits to the items that the Prisoner is allowed and how to send these in. Thanks for the comments Sandy!
Your videos are so informative! I have a question. How did you get back into the dating scene after serving? I'm interested in someone who is an ex-con.
How long did it take to reply to your emails from email a prisoner I know obviously you don't email back the staff scan your letters and respond for you. What times can you call and how long for?
Well, that's a good question. Ignoring tobacco (if they smoke, which about 60% of prisoners do), maybe £10 a week to live a more comfortable level. That would have done me. Although it also depends on if they are working as well. But just for the basics, that would do I think :) Thanks for the comment.
About 100 calls are $5 for 6 min call also if you want to eat more then the 3 basic meals that bearly scap your stomach to make you full you need comasarary money so you don't get super hungry aslo most places you have to pay for all your toilettetries the thing most people miss is just eating , and walking around prisoners get jobs but work full time and get 60c an hour or less getting maybe $50 a week this is in Australia by the way, And also hear we have TVs, eletricblakets, rice cooker, kettle and radios and you pay probly 3x the price but it really ads value to there life
Thank you. Sometimes emotions make us overcomplicate things like this. My 21-year-old only son is locked up.
You don’t even know how much this may help me in the future. Thank you for e upload! 😊
Thank you Jack, this video has helped me a lot. I now have some idea of where to provide support.
Thank you so much. I have a friend who is in prison. We have spoken 5 times on the phone. It is hard because I am an intuitive empath and I feel his suffering. He is more positive than I am and takes it mostly in stride ....all the love everyone.
Excellent video! Thanks for making it. In the US, the rules vary greatly on what convicts are allowed to have in different prisons. So I would check with your loved one first.
Jack good advice mate good videos! Nice guitar playing to
Cheers Paul Bentham , much appreciated :-)
Thanks, really helpful advice. My best friend just got locked up for a couple of years and looking for ways to support her I came across ur video, May ur videos help many more people 💞
If you really love him/her just do these is your dad also in prison just do what will make him come out quick I did something that brought my dad out you were supposed to change a for 10 years but after the spell that I cast he came out the first year and the same day I casted the spell was the same day he came out just contact him on WhatsApp he helped me cast to spell that brought my dad at contact him on WhatsApp now + 234 902 300 07059
Really interesting and insightful vlog series. Congratulations on your degree and the amazing positivity. My grandfather was a P.O. in the London system for a few years. Thanks for being willing to reflect on your time and give so much information to prisoners and people close to them. Such a great resource. I wonder if you are able to be a mentor to any prisoners or families as you’d be great. Cheers
Hi Helen. Oh thank you so much for the lovely comment. I would love to help people if I can, but I don't know how useful I would be. Would love to speak with some Officers or Prison Officers about my experiences as well, if it was of any use.
Jack Hill my grandpa passed away a few years ago but I do remember him talking about it. A lot of what you say is applicable to people wanting to support someone in another difficult long term situation, eg illness or bereavement. Anyway, thanks for all you do and keep up the great work.
Great series thanks for putting these up man.
I served time (3 years 42 days) in A south american large prison (Bangu) it was mostly a nightmare. Breakfast if available was a hot dog bun if you were lucky there was butter on some they were dropped in a large plastic sack on the floor with cockroaches running all over , cafe had to be paid for. food was absolutely horrible there was no water to drink you had to buy from cantina
The bread was made at another prison where sex offenders where held and they baked the shitty bread ..once they went on strike and there no bread for 3 months, like Jack was saying your body expects that food when you dont get it you feel ill.
The vans were awful packed with bodies stacked up each other there was no ventilation I really thought I was going die the first day on transport from the jail to the prison.
The English jails sound so much better with the gym and music classes there is nothing like that here, 1 hour of football per week on a hard pitch (cement), no way to see outside.
Your 1st months to a year your locked inside your cell 24 hours per day afterthat you can go out in to the wing area/corridor
I had no money for the first year I drew tatto designs, decorated letters for other inmates and drew portraits of family members and sweethearts for the guards and the inmates in trade for water, extra food, and razors.
Was beaten a couple of times and had my jaw cracked by guard, could always be worse.
anyways just sharing a little of my own experience its still not over im on open regime for now hoping to be done in 3 months.
Very unsetteling read. Thought provoking. Thank you.
Nobody deserves cruel and unusual punishment such as what you went through.
It really sucks.
My sister and many of my close friends has gone to prison several times. In Sweden.
I have no personal experience, so I should keep myself short. What do I know after all?
Swedish prisons are pretty much on the same level as UK prisons I would say.
A detail I can share, because every jail-bird i've talked to who has done time here says the same thing.
The food here is cooked by the prisoners. And they have access to decent (well, excellent compared to your horrible experience) ingredients.
If you got good people working in the kitchen, you get kick-ass food.
And usually they did. People who were good cooks were happier inmates when they could cook.
The other prisoners were super happy because they got great food every day.
The guards where happy, because the prisoners were less agressive and shitty.
May I ask a personal question? I make no judgements, i think i'm too old for that.
What crime did you commit? And what are your own thoughts on why you did what you did? And how you ended up there...
You think you're likely to go back?
I ask with the higest respect, as I said, I have no good reason to pass judgement on other people.
I'd just be interested to hear :)
Buen dia, mi amigo (my spanish is terrible and from school.. if you feel more comfortable with Spanish, i can use google translate . It does a decent job as long as you try to stay away from slang-words :D )
Me planning on a trip to store to print pixs out! This was helpful, thanks 🙏 doll!
Yo jack love your videos man, keep em coming :)
Thanks PaulieePVR ! You charmer you.
Thank you! Is the shu/hole awful? My son is a addict and in jail again. However, he is not mentally well and the jail is hard to get info. He has been in the shu
Thank you for your help and advice
hope you are ok now and have a good job.
I really wish you'd publish a book you'd make a mint. I'd def buy it but I understand you'd want to leave this all in the past now. Much love from the Midlands u.k x
Thanks. This really helped me.
I want an update on this pls 🥺
Jack thank you very much and was nervous Then you mentioned email and yes he was trying to get in touch with me thank you very much
Arrr amazing as usual, thanks Jack...but some rules about sending stuff in have changed...especially books....ridiculous actually. So always, always check with your loved one or the prison itself. Yeah?
Hey Sandy, Yes of course, always check with the Prison if you want to know the exact rules and limits to the items that the Prisoner is allowed and how to send these in. Thanks for the comments Sandy!
what did he get locked up for?
I sent my mom a dead butterfly once and she still got it lmao
we both love butterflies it sounds crazy but i thought she would like it
also, I found the butterfly on the ground I would never kill a butterfly!
Your videos are so informative! I have a question. How did you get back into the dating scene after serving? I'm interested in someone who is an ex-con.
Thank you
how often can you make a phone call ?
excellent
How long did it take to reply to your emails from email a prisoner I know obviously you don't email back the staff scan your letters and respond for you. What times can you call and how long for?
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Wonder what happened to jack? Shame he dumped the YT, smart lad tho, guess he working on a career.
How much money a week would the average prisoner need?
Well, that's a good question. Ignoring tobacco (if they smoke, which about 60% of prisoners do), maybe £10 a week to live a more comfortable level. That would have done me. Although it also depends on if they are working as well. But just for the basics, that would do I think :) Thanks for the comment.
About 100 calls are $5 for 6 min call also if you want to eat more then the 3 basic meals that bearly scap your stomach to make you full you need comasarary money so you don't get super hungry aslo most places you have to pay for all your toilettetries the thing most people miss is just eating , and walking around prisoners get jobs but work full time and get 60c an hour or less getting maybe $50 a week this is in Australia by the way,
And also hear we have TVs, eletricblakets, rice cooker, kettle and radios and you pay probly 3x the price but it really ads value to there life