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Emmy Award-winning Calamari Productions has been specializing in digital content distribution, TV series and documentaries, and independent films for over 20 years. Calamari holds the unique distinction of being the only production company in the world with state Supreme Court camera access inside the closed world of juvenile courts, detention centers, and juvenile prisons. For the past two decades, the footage featured on this channel, and hundreds of other stories have been locked away inside the closed doors of America’s detention centers. Until now.
In 2020, Calamari is opening up the vault. Thousands of hours of never-before-seen video content, some up to 20 years old, is now available to everyone. Those who have been locked up, and the stories that have disappeared with them, finally have the chance to see the light of day. The footage seen on this channel is raw and sometimes uncomfortable. But that is how life is inside.
In 2020, Calamari is opening up the vault. Thousands of hours of never-before-seen video content, some up to 20 years old, is now available to everyone. Those who have been locked up, and the stories that have disappeared with them, finally have the chance to see the light of day. The footage seen on this channel is raw and sometimes uncomfortable. But that is how life is inside.
LIFE IN JUVIE: Prison vs. Detention - Scenes of Kids Inside
We are often asked what the difference is between kids being locked up in detention vs. being sentenced to juvenile prison. In this video, we look back at footage our cameras captured inside both back in the early 2000's. In the first clips, we see teenagers who have been brought into detention by police after committing juvenile offenses such as car theft, runaway and possession of marijuana. Kids in detention are here awaiting their juvenile court hearings where a judge can decide whether or not to release them to a parent or guardian, whether to keep them detained following their initial court hearing, whether to sentence them to a juvenile prison or--the worst punishment of all--waiving them to the adult system.
In this video, we also hear from a state Supreme Court Chief Justice as she discusses what life was like on the job when she was a juvenile judge.
We then transition to video footage we captured inside a maximum-security juvenile prison, and what life looked like on the inside at the time for the teens who were sentenced there by juvenile judges around the state. This raw footage shows the reality of life inside the segregation unit as well as prison counselors trying to calmly talk to a teen who was having anger issues after he was not allowed to attend school that day.
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In this video, we also hear from a state Supreme Court Chief Justice as she discusses what life was like on the job when she was a juvenile judge.
We then transition to video footage we captured inside a maximum-security juvenile prison, and what life looked like on the inside at the time for the teens who were sentenced there by juvenile judges around the state. This raw footage shows the reality of life inside the segregation unit as well as prison counselors trying to calmly talk to a teen who was having anger issues after he was not allowed to attend school that day.
All content owned by Calamari Productions LLC
www.calamariproductions.com
www.societyeducationmedia.com
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LIFE INSIDE PRISON: RAW & UNEDITED
Переглядів 17 тис.7 годин тому
In this video, cameras go inside a maximum-security juvenile prison to document the ordinary days behind bars. This RAW and unedited footage shows all aspects of life inside prison, from the boring days playing cards in a cell unit to the loud noises inside the prison isolation unit to the prison superintendent explaining the daily routine inside one of America's largest juvenile prisons which ...
Youngest Kids In Prison Then & Now - The FULL 15-Year Documentary - Behind Bars & Beyond
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For 15 years our cameras followed the youngest kids behind bars in Indiana as they made their way through their first years in prison. This video journey follows their first days behind prison walls, what it looked like as they grew up behind bars, filmed their transitions from one prison to another, watched as cellmates said goodbye to each other, and ultimately followed some of them as they f...
Playground to Prison - True Crime Documentary
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In this re-release of an award-winning real crime documentary film, this film looks back at the case of Paul and Colt and the story behind their gripping juvenile cases in a small midwest town. The film includes interviews with police, family members, attorneys and the boys themselves, and follows their plight in prison as they grow up behind bars. It also includes an update on how the boys are...
Kids, Cops And Life Behind Bars: RAW & UNEDITED
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In this video we look back at our time filming inside an urban detention center where teens who had been arrested were brought into lockup in handcuffs by local police. As they made their way through the intake process and were booked into their time behind bars, we followed the teens, detention officers and police as they told us what life was like once kids were locked behind bars. From the i...
Kids In Prison Interviews - Walter's K9 Scare & Adam's Life With a New Cellie (with 2023 updates)
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In this video we look back at an interview we did with teenager Walter as he served time in a juvenile prison, and then look back at an interview with teenager Adam and his cellmate as they described life inside an ADULT prison. In Walter's interview he discussed his childhood and all the things that he felt led to his time behind bars. Meanwhile, Adam was at the start of a long prison sentence...
How To Get Out of Juvenile Prison: "Future Soldiers" Fight For Release
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In this video we follow teenage prisoners Jack and John as they spend time in a maximum-security juvenile prison "Future Soldier" cellblock. The cell block functions like a military boot camp and all teen prisoners are expected to live up to the standards of the military personnel who run the cell unit. Jack had been in prison nearly 4 years as he prepared to go before the release board to expl...
NEW RELEASE! 60 Years in Prison at 15: Anthony's Story Continued - Prison Barbershop
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In this video we continue our story with Anthony Villalon, a young man we met back in 2010 when he was a teenager in his first few years of prison after receiving a 60 year sentence at age 15. After serving over half his life behind bars, we visited Anthony again in 2023 to see how his life had gone since we last left him as a teen. In this video, our producer follows Anthony during a day on th...
Kids In Adult Prison Unedited - Daily Life Inside
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In this video we look back at teen boys serving time in a maximum-security prison in Indiana and what life was like inside for kids who had been sentenced as adults. During the time of filming, all kids under the age of 18 who had been sentenced to adult prison were incarcerated in the Youth Incarcerated as Adults cell block inside the adult prison. By law, kids under 18 must be sight and sound...
100 Days Inside Juvenile Detention: Kevin's Outcome Years Later
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In this video we look back at the weeks our cameras spent inside a juvenile detention facility as teens and staff maneuvered life behind bars. For some teens, this stint in detention was their first; for others, they had been in "juvie" before. For teenager Kevin, he had been inside detention for 99 days and wondering when he'd ever go home. As the weeks went by, we watched detention officers g...
INSIDE PRISON RAW: What Our Cameras Saw Every Day
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From 2008 - 2011 our cameras were inside a maximum-security juvenile prison as teens served their time behind prison walls. During our time inside, we saw everything from the boredom that sets in after weeks, months and years behind bars, to teens being shackled and escorted to segregation after a fight, to juveniles requesting they be placed in a "time out" chair in order to calm down, to teen...
Behind Bars Documentary: Cradle to Jail - Devon, Ken & Kentrell & Life After Juvie
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In this series episode, we look back at the stories of Devon, Kenneth and Kentrell as these teenagers were arrested and brought into a juvenile detention center following arrest. Originally filmed in 2008, we see what each teen went through during their time in detention, their visits with family members, and ultimately, their juvenile court hearings where they would learn their fate. The end o...
Prison Documentary: When Teens Do Time & Updates 15 Years Later
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In this full prison documentary, we look back at the stories of teenagers Charles and Michael as they make their way through life behind bars as teen prisoners in a maximum-security juvenile prison. Originally filmed in 2008, this documentary retraces the teens time behind bars, what life was like in lockup, and gives an update on where the teens are now, 16 years after we first met them. All c...
Behind Bars Documentary: Cradle to Jail - Rick, Michael & Miguel & Life After Juvie
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In this series episode, we look back at the stories of Ricky, Michael and Migues as these teenagers were arrested and brought into a juvenile detention center following arrest. Originally filmed in 2008, we see what each teen went through during their time in detention, their visits with family members, and ultimately, their juvenile court hearings where they would learn their fate. The end of ...
Behind Bars Documentary: Cradle to Jail - Aaron & Ari and Life After Juvie
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In this series episode, we look back at the stories of Aaron and Ari as these teenagers were arrested and locked up in a juvenile detention center following arrest. Originally filmed in 2008, we see what each teen went through during their time in detention, their visits with family members, and ultimately, their juvenile court hearings where they would learn their fate. The end of this video h...
Adult Prison vs. Juvenile Prison - Raw Footage With Teens Locked Up Inside
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Adult Prison vs. Juvenile Prison - Raw Footage With Teens Locked Up Inside
Prison Problems - Kids & Staff Behind Bars Confront Each Other
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Prison Problems - Kids & Staff Behind Bars Confront Each Other
24 Hours Inside Adult & Juvenile Prisons: A Raw Look From the Inside
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24 Hours Inside Adult & Juvenile Prisons: A Raw Look From the Inside
Inside Juvenile Prison Unedited: What Our Cameras Saw
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Inside Juvenile Prison Unedited: What Our Cameras Saw
Kids In Prison Then & Now - 13 Years After Time In The Restraint Chair
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Kids In Prison Then & Now - 13 Years After Time In The Restraint Chair
Prison Life From The Inside - Teen Boys Behind Bars
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Prison Life From The Inside - Teen Boys Behind Bars
Kids Behind Bars Documentary - Carlton and Paradise in Juvie (With 2024 Updates)
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Kids Behind Bars Documentary - Carlton and Paradise in Juvie (With 2024 Updates)
Prison Kids Documentary- Looking Back 16 Years Ago & What Happened to Them As of 2024
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Prison Kids Documentary- Looking Back 16 Years Ago & What Happened to Them As of 2024
Kids In Court - Stephanie's Story & Updates 24 Years After She Faced the Judge
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Kids In Court - Stephanie's Story & Updates 24 Years After She Faced the Judge
Teen Lockup Documentary: Kids Waived to Adult Jail - A Look Back At Aaron's Story and 2024 Epilogue
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Teen Lockup Documentary: Kids Waived to Adult Jail - A Look Back At Aaron's Story and 2024 Epilogue
Documentary: Teen Mom In The Juvenile System - A Look Back & Epilogue 23 Years Later
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Documentary: Teen Mom In The Juvenile System - A Look Back & Epilogue 23 Years Later
Kids In Lockup Then & Now: Rodrick's Story and Update 15 Years Later
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Kids In Lockup Then & Now: Rodrick's Story and Update 15 Years Later
First Day In Prison, Last Day In Prison - Teens Face Nervous Times Behind Bars
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First Day In Prison, Last Day In Prison - Teens Face Nervous Times Behind Bars
Prison Documentary: Life In The System Then & Now - A Look Back & Update 23 Years Later
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Prison Documentary: Life In The System Then & Now - A Look Back & Update 23 Years Later
Teens Behind Bars - A Look Back at Ricky's Story & What Happened Years Later
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Teens Behind Bars - A Look Back at Ricky's Story & What Happened Years Later
I've been to this juvie and it is corrupt. You'll do jail time house arrest as a 18 year old finish your time and then immediately get picked up as a adult on the same charge you did time for already
“is he in special ed?” @3:33 the blk lady wanted to laugh 😂😂💀
How cool to not give your child a "non -frilly" name but rather name him after a gun. Brilliant reasoning.
I actually want to give these boys a huge hug. They have no fathers or role models. Just breaks my heart
@a.garcia8086 - the stories can be heartbreaking. We appreciate you watching and taking the time to comment. Thank you.
Yeah send a kid his age & size to an adult prison where he’ll become a victim of adult predators, the prison system really needs reform
Only in America that the prison system locks anyone up regardless of age
I am 73 years of age in my Day you fort some one with your hands not with a gun. Wow
Locking kids up is only going to make these kids even more dangerous when they get out
its interesting how lundy said that the news made him seem like a bad person....uhhhh wellllll....he MURDERED....KILLED an innocent person. cold lundy IS a bad person....a pretty evil person actually.
This fraud these teens evil anyone who can murder is not human anyone falling for this you live nextdoor allow ur child to attend school with one of these kids these are murders no program will fix yhat education for wat they wont be out to use it
I think the issue in this particular situation and this is that nobody knew that the dad was a mean drunk and you can only push someone so far before they snap I know because I was dealing with a very stressful situation. The difference with me as I was an adult and wear my voice and my manner was calm. I was stressed to a point that had I been pushed much further. I might’ve taken an action very similar to these young people. The only difference is that I was still maturing, even though I was in my 30s, mainly because my development was stopped when I was 11 And so as a young man, I ended up having to grow up the hard way because my mother committed suicide, so I can understand why people can only be pushed so far and if that 15-year-old had been pushed that hard he got to a point where he just can handle it anymore, and he decided to take matters into his own hands and I can understand why he might’ve done that but he’s also paying the consequences for his actions and I don’t think more time is gonna make us feel safe. I honestly think that The state is wrong to have put him in there for 30 years. I honestly think that 8 1/2 years would’ve been sufficient for him with the consequences of his actions and this documentary is from 2012. I hope that Mr. Cole actually won the appeal so that he could be resentenced and be out by the time he’s 21 nine years in prison means that you just lost your entire childhood. You don’t have to lose your entire life. He was 12 when this happened and yeah, he committed murder butthere’s extenuating circumstances for both of these kids. I think they were neglected as children even if there was no other type of abuse. The parents did not know what their kids were doing and they were unsupervised and a lot of situation so yes, there was some neglect going on and so the parents are just as responsible for what all three of these children did as the children are further actions and they were old enough to know better, but they made stupid decisions, which is what young children do and I would consider a 12-year-old not capable of making the adult level decisions to do things even if they made this mistake they’re still extenuating circumstances, and I think in the end the prosecutor did miss service and didn’t get justice plot applied properly. It’s a polling to know that young people can get their hands on weapons, but I just saw something in the month of June 2024 where a 16-year-old shot 11 shots and a nine-year-old is dead because of it so if you want to judge what people are doing, what they capable of perhaps you should look at the entertainment industry and look what they feed us all the time because guns are a thing that people use all the time if you look at the entertainment industry and it desensitizes us to the protect life and serve life and that’s what the parents of these three young men did not do they did not teach them to respect life and how to put into words the things that were bothering them and these three young men went and did something they shouldn’t have done And we as society are responsible for that because it takes a community to raise a child and us who are responsible for that This as a father of a 12 year old boy, and if my son were to shoot somebody and kill them and I was to be asked about it, I would say that yeah there needs to be consequences, but my son was traumatized as a very young child and the person who did it got away with it my son never got the help he needed nor did he get the justice that was deserved nor did my family get the justice that was deserved so if my son did something like this, I would go to the prosecutor or I would say very simply you know my son was traumatized as a kid by a neighbor and then the state came along and broke our family apart that provided more trauma to all three of us and so these are the consequences of the actions that were done to us and so I’m speaking as a father of a 12 year-old
This kind of reminds me of that Macaulay Culkin movie The Good son. The evil of video games and social media and horror movies and such and bad parenting who the hell leaves a loaded gun in the house unlocked that's just stupid😢
That’s ridiculous a dog leash????
35:44 The little thug complains about his stepfathers drinking while excusing his mothers who was just as much of a drunk. He's in prison where he belongs
THIS appears and sounds like a rehabilitated man. This is the type of inmate that seemingly deserves a second change.
Strange how these black kids don't feel the IMMINENT danger they face sitting there, shackled.
I dont think kids should be charged as adults at all... Punished yeah... Some might be so disturbed ,they need to be kept in some kind of institution for life...yeah But everyone knows kids, do not process things like an adult... Noone says a 14 year old teen parent should now be able to vote,drink and drive, because they did an adult act.....it would be ridiculous.... Also, my step dads kids loved him, but reality living with him was a nightmare...how he was with them to how he was with us, was worlds apart.... Glad these lads got a chance at a new life....
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@troyelliott390 - thank you!!
Some get out of the system others stay in the systrm for life
@cynthiadavid5282 - very true. Some kids never go back; some kids go back more than a few times and then mature and never return. And sadly, some kids make life altering decisions that send them to prison for most of their adult life. It can be a vicious cycle, but we do see kids make it. Thanks as always for watching!
And for you boss hog very insulting what you said about my coat
Did anyone notice glee in Colts eyes when he said they shot him. Subtle but noticeable. Frightening
Usual suspects
Turn to jesus and your life will be completely satisfying
this kid colt is STILL BLAMING other factors.. his step-dad drank too much..?? and that "only he" saw it and "knew abt it".. or he "didnt hav as much time w/his mom once he came along" ..? what a load of crap! he wanted a vehicle, and he was an angry male teen with raging hormones like many, many male teens, who also go thru this period in their life, but without killing anybody . this kid is still conning everyone, is not taking responsibility for his actions, and is definitely Not ready to be released..
You named your son after a gun ?? That says it all !!
c''est un peu severe et excessif
This dad screwed his son hardddddd!!!! He got advice from a lawyer and still went ahead and screwed his son thinking the police are there to be friends and help😂🤦♂️🤦♂️ #FatherOfTheYear
84% of juvenile offenders reoffend within 5 years. The whole system is broken.
@aaadamt964 - it’s a system that was initially designed with good intentions over 100 years ago but has sadly become something entirely different today. Thank you for watching and commenting.
@@CalamariProductions the juvenile system is that old? I would've guessed it was set up in the 60's-70's. I know the adult system is old. They were just starting to build new institutions when I stopped getting in trouble in the 00's in ohio. I have no clue how many of the old institutions are still in use but I know orient and part of pickaway were supposed to be condemned back then but still had inmates housed in them. Broken windows, flooding dorms in the basement and all. As far as I know, there was only a few juvenile facilities back then and they were all pretty modern. There was a jdc in Marion and Marysville. Mohican and Circleville had DYS. Department of youth services was the juvenile equivalent to prison, juvenile detention centers were "jail". Like I've said on other videos, I don't know the answer but this really isn't it. These kids need to be away from their families and neighborhoods that are nothing but trouble. I remember kids bragging about their dad's or uncles going to "luke" . Lucasville is ohios super max or whatever it's called. One of those kids came in with a pretty short term but was actively trying to get sent there, constantly saying stuff like " they'll have to send me to luke!" He was successful. They rode him out but he had tacked on several years in the meantime. He came in with about a year staying in a dorm, went to Lucasville that's locked down 23 hours in a cell with close to a decade to do. Literally threw away the best years of his life for what? Street cred? To make his dad and uncles proud? It makes zero sense. I hope you don't feel like I'm trying to put you down or something. I really appreciate what you're doing.
just amazing love it
@tinyonelove7947 - Thank you!!
My advice is, don't ever say anything bad about the other parent to your child. Children identify as being half Mom and half Dad, so when you say bad things about the other parent, the child internalizes that there is something wrong with them. This is also emotionally painful to the child as you are negative talking about something they love. Raising a child IS NOT A CONTEST TO SEE WHO IS THE BETTER PARENT. Your children should not even know about your differences with the other parent.
I don't believe Colt was ever abused.... even psychologically ... my Dad was an alcoholic and there were rough times and sadness, but never did i lose respect & always honored my Dad who eventually overcame alcohol. There's something off with Colt ... you can taste it ... the opposite with Paul
I'm very conservative , from the old generation, old school ... I feel sorry for Paul ( I feel Colt should of got 40 years with no parole) ... I hope Paul is out in 10 or less
@ronreith5185 - there is an update on both at the end of the documentary.
I think ya know they might ya know use "ya know" a little to much. Ya know? 🤦♀️🤣
you can tell even at 15 in Prison, Miles was always smart & aware. observer. the way he expresses himself shows intelligence. im not surprised he turned out wise & well spoken.
@JaeThaGemini - Very well said! Thanks for watching.
It's called prison no one judges him
America and guns. What can go wrong. Yay for being born in Australia.
You know when people say they are from enchanted hills in Indiana that they will be putty in the hands.
THOSE KIDS NEED TO. GROW THE FUCK UP
Those parents should have been able to find work with jim carey in dumb and dumber
The cops the lawyers and the judges are in it together the reason why I learned that was my defense attorney knows that I don't need a drivers license to drive and I learned that the hard way the people need to wake the f up because they are stomping on our rights you know the rights that our fathers and grandfathers and their fathers fought for and d i e d for now people in America don't have any desire to learn anything until they have to learn about it to avoid prison and sorry if you k i l l anyone you should go to old sparky within a year after the conviction.
Kids can't consent to sex, cigarettes, alcohol, driving.. because "kids can't be responsible for thier choices because they aren't fully developed yet.". But do a crime and a kid is instantly an adult. Hypocritical much?!
@davetindell4110 - You're not wrong. Brain research backs up your statement. Appreciate you watching.
Some women put men first before there kids shocking they need think of there kids
1. if you’re being charged with murder, never talk to the police without an attorney. 2. if your 12 year-old son is being charged with murder never let him talk to the police without an attorney. 3. If your attorney tells you to never let your 12-year-old son talk to the police without an attorney, never let him talk to the police without an attorney.
This kid is screwed! He gotta live with it.
Atleast the meals are decent
60 years is extreme! He was 14. Max 25 should have been enough.
Note to every kid in the world. One dumb mistake can ruin the rest of your life. God has given you a brain. Use it wisely. Your life and future depend on it.
Thank you for the update
@Stan-mp8zz - You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
All these inmates prove why they are there! I mean just listen to the constant yelling, banging, and noise. They act like little hyper children. It’s really sad. I think there is a lot of mental illness there as well. It’s a really sorry situation.
Kids in adult prison has never sat right with me smh. 18 years old is not an adult just because the law says so