How Spending My Childhood in a Maximum Security Prison Changed Me | Jeffrey Deskovic

26 thoughts on “How Spending My Childhood in a Maximum Security Prison Changed Me | Jeffrey Deskovic”

1. Did you like this episode? Watch Part 3: https://youtu.be/ID1KQUKt3sg

2. This man is amazing

3. I don’t like the way this nerd asks some of these questions he’s clueless

4. lol the interviewer has so little empathy lol

5. I noticed that this guy lies quite a bit.

6. Damn!! Good guest lineup

7. This guy’s family’s garbage. I hope he gave his brother a nice visit himself.

8. Pirro should be AMBUSHED with this question live on her sickening show. That made me see the red mist, knowing SHE was personally responsible for that appeal dismissal!! 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬

9. Had the investigators refocused their attention away from Mr. Deskovic in the early days of the investigation they might have caught the murderer and saved the life of the second victim (or countless other victims whose murders he was never convicted of)!

10. Not SAYING hes guily, but he does look and sound really Chomoish..

11. Unlucky guy, but a natural victim type

12. how do Justice Sodomaore and Jeanine Perro still have careers after letting you rot in jail

13. What a human and what a man. For those of us thinking about how shitty our lives our and feeling sorry for ourselves we should appreciate what this man has endured and still be so compassionate at the end.

14. The cops should be charged with murder for allowing this piece of shit to walk free because as always they don’t wanna do their fucking jobs.

15. I had a pen pal in prison named Patricia who we exchanged letters for the last two years of my sentence that escalated emotionally but upon my release it was revealed that Patricia was actually Peter and during my next prison term I decided pen pals wasn't beneficial to my future.

16. 15:07, after listening to all of this and hearing those sirens I ripped my headphones off and took out like Pete Rose headed to first base! Crazy for this to happen because I've only been to prison twice!

17. He could have asked way better questions. Like What’s the craziest things he’s seen? Has he ever been raped? Stuff like that…

18. This guy needs a new social circle. We got you bro

19. Bubba army!!

20. What he describes is psychological abuse. When are we going to address this.

21. Poor dude.. got through it and made lemonade 💪 Legend

22. The man does give chomo vibes

23. John travolvta

24. Hey Jeff did you ever Run into MOTHER DEAR ? OR DEAD 💪 ROW? ⬆️ NORTH 🏔️ ?

25. The district attorney being Jeanine Pirro, that makes sense that he got completely fucked over. That woman is useless. She is that type that should NOT be in a position of power of influence EVER. A person who will not admit they're wrong when the proof they're wrong is right in front of them, those types shouldn't get to be in positions like that. A district attorney who can't ever accept that they're wrong will NOT see any new evidence, they will fight new evidence and an appeal until the end because they dont want that mark on their record, when all they should be out for is the truth. Unfortunately, some are in it for convictions only no matter how innocent they might know a person to be.

    How the fuck does another human being have such disregard for another person's life? She AND multiple police officers KNEW that his DNA did not match with the DNA they pulled from the victims body. They even knew that the DNA that they did find, matched a man who raped and murdered ANOTHER woman just 2-3 years later. Even after finding these things out, they fought hard to convict him and keep him in prison so it wouldn't out them as the rotten, crooked cunts they were. People who abuse their power to that extent should be thrown in prison to rot for the rest of their lives. But, this is the United State of America, where justice only exists if you're rich or well connected. It's sick.

26. You need to LEIN THAT CLERK!!

    no statute of limitations for fraud!!

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