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so nice!❤ too much filler in your cheeks though woman ! its making you look distorted rather then plump and uplifting x

Keep your snake in its cage, joy boy.

Do a crime stories long video...10 mins to quick.

@@jennifercollins3171 agree and i kinda feel like shes acting a little Christina randell rather then HER normal self (not trying to be mean just saying)

It's not. She's never been in prison and If she was then she was a real entitled trouble maker.

They might be talking 👄 about other things than to God there trickery

@@jackdorsey4734 or they might be praying

@@joekavanagh7171 They might be planning 🤔 something you never know

She didn’t say prayer service. She said prayer circle. Prayer circles is witchcraft ritual to summon up spirits to curse someone. Most people in prison practice witchcraft. That’s why they’re in prison, they believed the spirits would protect them from getting caught. .... They see someone doing a prayer circle, and then they have an accident, they’re going to believe the circle ritual was against them, and retaliate.

@@jackdorsey4734 so you put someone in solitary just because of what they "might" be doing? I'm sure if they wanted to plot something they could do so in the toilets or over the dinner table.

Why because she cant break into houses anymore?

WOW.. Every single thing you just said could not have been more true! From your first statement, to the last! I really have nothing to add because your comment captured EVERY single truth, so beautifully! Thank you for your kind words as well… Really touched my heart! Much love and respect to you & your loved ones Brad❤️🙏🏼

They gave her 10 years because she was a major criminal, and im sure she did far more than shes telling.

Apparently she never broke into your house.

Dont break the law?

😍😘😘😘 Right!? She BEAUTIFUL!

The more I listen to Jen and other KZfaqrs like her, the more I think of a pig-cop stereotype of a C.O. with absolutely ZERO sense of humour, no life, and little emotion. He flatly, gruffly speaks with belligerently short and to-the-point sentences or even single words. He's a bigger fella with a buzz-cut head. He sees what we who have never been in trouble before see as innocuous and unworthy of much thought as a "security breeeeeeach." or "infraction." and always refers to inmates as 'animals' or [insert objectifying and dehumanizing non-racial epithet here]. VERY quick to restrain to within the limit of what he can at any given moment for the tiniest infraction or indiscretion... like the creepiest, bleakest, scariest C.O. you can think of who will make a prison stay feel like a dystopian sci fi totalitarian shithole penal colony. .... I should write a character like this for a cyberpunk story, actually.... That's a good idea.... a deliberately hateable corporate prison guard who gives the anti-heroine of the story a hard time and makes her life a living hell until she gets out and gets even with the megacorp who owned the prison she was locked up in... Thanks, Jen! You just inspired me!

@@reginajanelilianapatterson5838 Please remember though there alot of COs that are good people and treat inmates like human beings and try to put ourselves in there shoes to a extent and realize no one is perfect and in blink of a eye mistakes can be made and i could be locked in a cell. I treat with them with respect and dignity and most times get nothing but respect back. When they get out the ones that will i want them to remember me as someone positive who treated them fairly and with some understanding. I take alot of pride in my job for those reasons alone. Plus i guess knowing people you care about that are locked up gives you a whole different perspective as a CO. We are not all like that. Unfortunately a good amount are though and ya know what they are the worst co workers to.

The Prison of "Make Believe"

🥰🥰🥰😍Facts!

Yes, you are not wrong, they are on BS power trips when they enforce these rules… And to be fair, more often than not, they won’t enforce these. But it’s also not so uncommon that I didn’t want to tell you guys because I would say that to be completely realistic, one out of every four officers enforces at least two of these… So it’s worth saying but to be fair it’s also not every single one that does this.

The officers are not on a power trip, they don't make the rules, policies, or laws in the prisons, they simple enforce them. That being said, the power trip comes in on how the enforce those rules. Officers have descension on how to discipline the inmates. I was an officer/sergeant for 20 years in Arizona DOC, I told the inmates I don't write tickets I report behavior. I never argued with an inmate I gave them their say and made a decision based on what I or other staff observed. Whatever happened after that was up to the inmate, most of the time they chilled out and went about their day. More inmates talk themselves into tickets because they want to flex in front of their boys. Writing an inmate a ticket isn't "punishment" all tickets are referred to the discipline coordinator for a hearing. If found guilty they inmate can appeal the verdict and or punishment all the way to central office. Inmate rules for other inmates are way stricter than official policy and the punishment can be deadly. Prisons are full of violent people who don't give a damn about anyone or anything.

@BruceCinader, we are not on a power trip, they are free to stop committing crime and by doing so they will avoid prison. If they dont like the rules they do not have to come to jail, but while they are there compliance is highly recommended and enforced by officers who are not undue

Shes a pig

Generally, more than five usually somewhere between seven and 10 minimum.. and it’s more so because of the fact that after such a lengthy period of time, you have learned how to move about in a way that is discrete, elusive, manipulative, and you have the keen ability to finesse your way out of problematic situations or be very Eito when doing illegal activities… That’s not something you can learn in just a few years and so the ones with last time come in a little more rebellious, defiant, and wild, as opposed to the inmates who have been there for a longer amount of time who have learned how to navigate the system in a way where they can do what they want without drawing attention to themselves or the area/group that they’re in. So even though the amount of time is a key factor, it’s mainly because of the time it takes to learn how to move about the prison without drawing attention. Generally, that would take a minimum of five years most of the time it’s around 10 and up..

Will do! Thank you for the encouragement and support as well… 🙏🏼❤️

She acts like shes 8

@@RadioRich100 I like her spunk and energy! Why watch her videos and even spend time commenting, if you think " she acts like she is an 8 year old little girl?

@@mythoughts6922 Her energy was focused on breaking into people houses and stealing their hard earned belongings and selling them. You call that spunk? Have you ever had your house robbed? Shes nothing but an immature convict making light of her criminal career thinking its funny and cool destroying peoples lives.

@@RadioRich100 You referred to her as in the present as a 8 year old. And she did ten years and of her prime in prison. I have seen people convicted of murder and or manslaughter and do little to no time. I don't think she is proud of her past and has remorse. Yes I have been robbed before. If you detest her so much WHY ARE HERE?

@@mythoughts6922 You dont think shes proud of it?? Oh I do , she loves it. She giggles and laughs about the people lives she affected. She thinks its cool and is trying to become famous for being a convict. Calling herself a "cat burglar" and "Jen Jen"which is to make it sound more innocent like a cartoon character. In actuality shes a thief, a home invader ,a money launderer and a trespasser. And with that sentence she got this isnt her first time and im sure there were other charges you dont know about . Maybe she was carrying a gun? But im responding to people that commented to me. I only watched one video. What does somebody else doing alittle time for a murder have to do with her? Does that make her innocent? I think not. She was a major criminal which is not cool or funny. And people like you praising her is just encouraging her more to promote her crimes for profit and notoriety.

Yes, I am speaking of Florida state female prison. I say in many of my videos that I was in a Florida State female prison, and my experience is solely based on that. I would hope, and I know you know because you said it, but I would honestly hope that everyone who Watches any person who talks about an experience would understand that their experience is based solely on what they went through andnot as a whole… particularly anyone who watches prison content. I could understand may be misinterpreting the difference between prison and jail, and possibly even feds and state, even though I have a video on this as well… But I think most of the people that watch me. At least, for the most part, understand that I am speaking solely about the prison that I was at. I would have no other way to know, what goes on anywhere else.

Tatts will get you written up in Arizona too.

@RadioRich100 So what is the fantastic job that you do that we all must be in awe off and aspire to achieve?

@@juliejones4759 Nothing, sounds like you have been to jail too. Did you fatten your lips?

Why don't you grow up and get a life? Seems like you've got alot of time on your hands😊!

@@juliejones4759 Im a bleeding heart liberal like you.

She has a job actually she has a whole damn business! Don’t be jelly. You can do it too!

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Wow, what a pervert - very sad

What in the actually f?? Gross. Jen don’t hang out with this guy.