Yes indeed!

Pretty ironic statement.

Then why are their lawyers, court fees, probation payments etc.

Its incarceration that costs. Until the state (or federal) system learns and begins to turn a profit. No wonder most of the prophets did time.

you got no freedom

Exactly , we sitting comfortably on our couch still get terrified watching these videos ourselves as well , The SILENCE is the real pain here

You mean until they get sentenced to adx. Way before they get there

BOOOOOOM!!!💀

Blame rap

​@@christianguzman6510no.

Anyone who's been to jail can feel it , horrible.

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@@ArthasProVEVO you the real mvps

@@shtfuq Thats a great compliment, Thanks

your research is incomplete until you've gotten yourself locked up in there.

@@ArthasProVEVO yes buut where did you find it

Exactly , it's just the silence that prevents us from being occupied ,so we inmates need strong determination or they can't cope up with it

Doors will sound like that for 100 years no matter what person I've been in the sound is always the same it's unnerving opening and closing prison really messed up my my head it's I can't sleep with without the TV on I don't even know where to start that sounds has done damage to me I hear it it sucks PRISON MAKES YOU SOMEONE ELSE ... I'm chasing the man i used to be ... But I'm too slow

Worse than death tbh

​@@theshadow3458Can you expand on how it makes you someone else?

indeed

I learned alot. I can not believe tobacco is allowed. Drugs were mentioned, where I thought NO visitors, No inmate contact. Unless there is something I do not know, if drugs exist, they must be coming in via correctinal officers???-I am glad I am in no prison. Freaks me out. I just heard Timothy McVie died in this place several weeks ago. I think ElChapo is in this place.

@@ShawnShipstad Timothy McVie died in 2001

I've done 11yrs if you have any questions

​@@ShawnShipstadthis was a long time ago, tobacco not allowed now

Having been to prison myself, I'm always happy to drive by one lol

Yup I grew up in Florence. In fact lived in a house that was right across the highway from supermax

​@eliwhaley4804 yea right..

@@adamNDkipker lol yup I grew up in Fremont County. Born in Canon City st Thomas More hospital in 97. Lived in Florence for the first 14 years of my life then moved to the eastern plains of Colorado. Still visit Florence to see friends and family atleast once a year.

@@AF-hx4xz I’ve done several month stretches in the hole. Four months twice during my bid. Those days are SO LONG. You hear other inmates yelling to each to other. They feed you 5 am, 11am and then like 3:30 so that 3:30 to 5am is a long time. I’d save bits of food to eat later on but say for example you have a shower that day (3x a week) they shake your cell down while you’re gone. I’d hide food in my shoes. The cells would be infested with ants, (even without the food) and I’d find myself once I got bored reading (I’d kill a book or two a day) I’d watch an ant crawl along the wall for minutes at a time, then kill it. I’d feel like God. It does weird things to your mind. I imagine there’s a period where it gets easier or worse as the months turn to years. The nights, especially on the weekends I’d think about people out having fun. You’d sleep until you can’t sleep anymore. Try to work out. Like I said, I guess it’d be different if it was a permanent situation.

@@AF-hx4xz did they tell you they would? Always assume they will. Are you banned from alcohol as well? I wouldn’t mess with those people, man. There’s a good Reddit thread about probation. R/probation. You might be able to get some questions answered about your state/area. But don’t mess with them, they’ll fuck you up given the chance. My charges were narcotics related as well.

It's not terrififying it's peaceful and quiet I would sleep and sleep and sleep and sleep my time away I just finished 1 year in colorado department of corrections and slept my whole entire year it was like a all expenses paid vacation it was lovely anyhow I still like my freedom so I'm going to be good boy now :)

Seems quite peaceful ?

@@paulgambino7365 yeah you slept a year. No one is there doing a year. Those men are doing lengthy sentences. You can only sleep so much.

It didn't Break Sammy!!

​@@michaelcampbell296 Sammy was in population

@@moneytttt1140 NOT for the 6 years he was in Solitary, maybe after the extasy ring charge

It definitely broke him

Greg scarpa jnr did 12 year straight in that, must have a strong mind , I had to couple hours in local station as was climbing the walls 😂😂😂

Yeah love being free. But this prison is exclusive for Demons

Yes sir I’ve spent almost 6 years in this prison. If you remember the long hallway in this video over the years that hallway has been shut down and reopened because of all the weight on it. It’s underground and when it would rain it would actually leak all over from multiple different areas. But this place does have better food than most state and federal prisons I been in. I did a total of 17.5 years. What got me into the ADX was assaults on COs who would either assault me behind cameras or they would cuff me up so tight to the point that the handcuffs would slice my hands and wrist. I have nerve damage to my right hand from being cuffed very tight for 7.5 hours after a fight. I was also know as HUNTER because I would hunt and find CHOMOs and I would either stab and or assault them. This place is designed to break you. You’re in your cell 23.5/ 24 hours a day. After 6 months with perfect behavior you can level up and get more “rights” unfortunately for me I stayed on 23.5 in cell B7 for my whole time there.

@@American1clickouthow much of your life was spent behind them walls

​@@khristionlouvatin6874he literally just said 6 years 😂😂

​@@American1clickoutare u now finished your sentence? While in there did u ever meet John Gotti!

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If someone escapes from here it was an inside job. Impossible!

Imagine El Chapo does

Dey said Only 1 escaped but it was when it 1st Opened

If El Chapo can’t escape this place, nobody can. He’s the escape master.

Easy to say,but after a couple months even an introvert gets lonely

@@ronaldmorrison6013 you speak from experience?

@@locomoco2012 absolutely

That would b me

There's a reason why deprivation causes mental illness. This is not relaxing in your bed at home with streaming services and video games. Lots of people say that it sounds great, but they are used to having means of passing time.

Humans are incredible, so r u, we can cope to live under extreme circumstances no matter what, yes it's tough inside but somehow Inmates will comprehend that

What'd you do?

@Donnell Okafor yep. People always complaining about jail and prison conditions, but 99.999% of them knew what the conditions were like before they got locked up. Stop breaking the law. The only people I gaf about are the innocent people that happen to be locked up. Small time drug dealers also get some sympathy from me but the rest…nah. Suck it up buttercup is what I would tell them

@Donnell Okafor It's not that easy idiot.

@@PaintballVideosNet I tried to unalive myself by running into traffic and accidentally caused a five car crash. :(

Hell has cigarette lighters.

It does

That what makes it more surreal and scary

I was basically thinking that’s exactly what it’s like being in there because there is no narrative, no music, no point to anything. This is a real horror documentary

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Exactly , they are not there just for Flipping Burgers , there is no punishment worst than this i bet , ISOLATION kills everyone from inside

They say, they built this facility to be the closest thing/feeling to hell on earth…. Just the blandness, coolness , emptiness of it… would make anyone want the quick way out

@@Mr---mr4llalso for real evil men, mafia, terrorist, gang leaders, and most for Shock Callers.

Im sure he’s eating well. Fajitas,tacos and homemade cornbread

He gets a private room with books, a tv and meals. Between that and working out in my cell, I can’t imagine it would be so bad.

we also feel the Same

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I was telling myself the exact thing he’s very intellectually put together and Carrie’s himself very well

@Devin i work with masonry too but bro the block walls on the inside aren't exposed to elements so i think it would take a lot longer to get weak enough for something favourable to happen. but than again i'm only an apprentice so maybe u know something i don't lol

I do fiber optics and we got to put some fiber in ADX a few years ago.

As a pipe fitter, was thinking the same thing.

Mason here I feel same there’s a lot of grouted rebared block walls hidden behind the plaster and drywall and concrete beds furniture shelves etc lol. Do you not love them government jobs..

@@Rickswars Davis Bacon wages baby

Agreed , Some people prefer over crowded cells instead of this emptiness

These big gov dungeons scare me and that’s so odd.

Do they really keep the light on all night in the cells?

@@josepaz859 so not the whole prison is supermax and not all cells have a light switch

Wat car were yu apart of?

Agreed. County jail is enough for me. The concept of other men being allowed to put their hands on your person and determine your every moment is truly terrifying. You are rendered inhuman from that moment on.

Your apartment is the size of a closet with the toilet and shower next to your bed?

@@mikemayo4812 compared to other death row housing in the usa ,indiana is like a resort

Why do you love that? Most of these scum are convicted murderers. Is your heart bleeding ?

EXACTLY , but not all will get it

That was unfair this prison is for absolutely evil violent people who have no hope of being civilised. Like Big mafia Lords, terrorist, spy etc.. Saul deserves better 😔

He will be the first person to leave the prison in a reboot. I know it.

Haha I read the comment before I saw it. Once I saw it I knew it was exactly what you were talking about. Checked the time and lo and behold!

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I’ve heard stories of inmates saying Guantanamo bay wasn’t even as harsh or cruel as ADX Florence so that goes to show you how isolated this prison is. Literally “hell on earth” as per inmates

what's his name?

@@ArthasProVEVO silence

Even Charles Harrelson called the USP Florence ADMAX his home and he said that the day lacks the amount of time for his own things and matters he likes to do during the day and he said that he enjoys the quietness and peaceful time inside his own cell! He also liked the TV-channels he could watch inside his cell! The same opinion about it that the USP Florence ADMAX is his home has Theodore John Kaczynski - the legendary Unabomber! He told in an interview a few years ago that inside the ADX Florence supermax prison his own cell has much more comfort like his own cabin which he had in the Montana Mountains and he has much more social contacts than ever before and he also feels comfortable in the USP Florence ADMAX - currently he is no longer in the USP Florence ADMAX and was transferred to the FMC Butner in December because of a very severe health issue! That's the information what I have! And I must say that I love the ADX Florence supermax prison and I wished me that I could see it once in my life with my own eyes! That's it! Period, end of story!

@@sarahivsutterb747 I can tell you this from experience every prisoner that has more than 5 yrs sometimes less calls prison and their cell home after just a few months being locked up. It’s just human nature and normal, unfortunately it’s the only way to cope and do your time without going crazy. If you think about the outside.. your real home your time gets really hard. It’s hard to explain how they reprogram your also how the body programs itself to do things extremely out of character. Calling the prison home is the least of the mental and physical character changes people suffer when incarcerated without reform. You would be surprised what the body and brain will get custom to and normalize.

Does your uncle smoke? I think they provide lighters and cigarettes there that’s really bad

Cant imagine life at Super Max.

@@jeffreyzimler7978 about the time I had got out of state prison and got really interested in the Federal system, I met a guy from my little hometown no less who had just finished doing 20 in the Feds, 13 in the ADX. He told me so many stories and had the paperwork to go with every one. It blew my mind man. I will say, it took a serious tole on him

I couldn’t imagine there being very many stories? Lockdown all day with no contact? That is a nice ass indoor basketball court though

@@Jah18769 he had more stories than I would have thought to be honest. He was in the step down program like 3 times though

@@ConnorHolbrook419 what got him sent to ADX specifically if you dont mind me asking? Crazy

That's every prison and jail

That was for only his cell

Every prison has it's lights on 24/7. It's definitely not for psychological reasons but to keep order. Seriously, imagine lights off in a prison. Definitely no inmates getting some nice beauty sleep.

This was in 1991. Many things have changed.

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exactly, can't even think of,but they say we get used to it sooner or later

Pretty easy to avoid!

@@ArthasProVEVO but that doesn't mean I wanna go just because u get use to torture lol

Once inmates comprehend it,they win over their Sentence, and they get used to new way of living within the perimeter

There’s guys who do 10-20 years here, then get dropped and goto a USP and murder someone immediately just to go back to the ADX because they’re comfortable there

The isolation is what drives you crazy. You have to think, 23 hours a day. twenty three hours.... That's a long time every single day. You also need to remember they aren't watching Hells Kitchen, Bachelor, or Modern Family on the TV. You watch government propaganda all day long through the TV.

@@wittywilly Iv done a handful of years, the longest Iv done in one cell without coming out is like 4-5 months. Granted that’s without TV or any of my stuff because I was in the hole. Obviously everyone has bad days, but I don’t think it would bother me that much to be there. But Iv absolutely seen dudes crack even in the county jail just from being alone

@@garrett8454 I’d like to think it wasn’t that bad on me but truth be told the residual effects became more apparent later in my Life. At the time I didn’t mind it so much to be honest, but a lot has to do with if you have a cellie and who it is. But like you said, any man at the ADX has more than earned their way there. I have a close friend who was there for 13 years and Iv done extensive research on who’s there now and what the living conditions are like. It can be literal torture for some, for other who don’t mind being alone it’s just very boring.

In the U.K.prisons they have banned smoking! Imagine that!!!!

@@psychodrilla human rights violation alert ...

They couldn't careless about your human rights in the UK - not unless you're a POC! It's a fact. Communism has destroyed this once beautiful country. Our prisons are out of control!

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Guarantee the educational shit is all gone... educational things are being tossed out of prisons. They're slowly becoming forever homes you have to kill to survive in, instead of places one can change/rehabilitate themselves

The isolation is the punishment, not being able to. see how deep ocean is or how green trees are

.......keep your nose clean and your be find!! Being on the other side of the law is certainly not fun!!

They can see outside. If they behave well. Except for El Chapo or the other terrorist dudes.

😂😂😂😂😂😂

You'd be amazed at what the human mind/body is capable of adapting to

this was filmed while the facility was finishing construction. Even with that though, the silence is allegedly 'eerie' and even the CO's are given special issue boots to keep the noise level at an absolute minimum.

You say that now...

Don't underestimate human interaction, you're taking it for granted.

Underground?

@@Curtis69213 Yes. Below the surface.

@@nachowifi9674 is that range 13?

There are no underground cells inside the ADX Florence supermax prison - not even the Range 13 Unit is underground and all cells have windows which providing natural light! The only cells which have no windows are the holding cells near the entrance area at the inmate booking sector inside the USP Florence ADMAX! Don't listen to the murmurs of the hoax with the underground cells in the ADX Florence supermax prison! That's it! Period, end of story!

@@sarahivsutterb747 thanks for the clarification

Humans are incredible, can cope to live with anything, Desert or snow, humans can survive, that makes us different from everything else or any other living species

Sir of course , anything is possible but even the Real McGvyvers can't escape this place not because it's tough but because of 23hrs isolation, all grey matters on brain of these inmates will slowly desecrate , it's not the torture that matters , it's the isolation and silence that kills something inside the inmates , how can someone plan an escape in such abnormal way of life

This is horrendous. Humans are not animals, and most people who commit crimes grow up in horrible environments where crime is normalized. What they need is empathy and support so they can learn to break those habits from their youth and adopt a healthier life where they can live happily and positively contribute to society. Living in solitary literally kills your brain-if your neurons aren't active enough, they slowly die one by one, which accelerates the onset of dementia, causes irreversible significant cognitive impairment, and removes several years from your lifespan. This obviously exacerbates mental illness, fucks people's coping skills, and predisposes victims of solitary confinement to committing more crimes in the future. Not to mention the thousands of people convicted of minor crimes or falsely accused who would be kept in inhumane conditions if all prisons were like this.

Or just move to Colorado and start nee

middle of nowhere colorado lmaoo

Hes a politician. He came to that interview well practiced. He was pulling those pre written/rehearsed lines out with a quickness. Hes well spoken and all but there wasn't a single question he wasn't prepared for lol

Sheet make me wanna cry too

Same bro. This prison is literally “hell on earth”

They shouldn't have one in the first place cigarettes are bad for everyone's health and second hand smoke plus they still have it easy there compared to third world countries like vietnam and the far east

They still have it, I'm texting from my cell in the ADX right now.

Wow ok that's good 👍

I'm smoking on my bunk right now as we speak, and texting from my contraband cellphone.

@@augustwest5771 I don't believe you

He can’t. Think he’s on the strict floor.

@@jamescool9109 if true that would be more like it!

Living in a super max is worse than death. You only disagree if you don't know what it's like

​@Dean This guy knows he used to be there right Dean..

doesn't take a genius to understand we're not a society of torture as punishment, or in simplest terms you may better understand, an eye for eye. because of his crimes or anyone's for that matter, it would be inhumane to apply such punishment

But death would be too much mercy

Do you really need to ask? This prison is a form of justice. The crimes some of those criminals committed are so horrible that death is too good for them. Going to ADX Florence is a fate worse than death and meant to punish those that can’t be kept anywhere else.