Blue Boy on Killing Larry Davis & 2 Other People, Doing 39 Years, Becoming a Crip (Full Interview)

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• RO

  @rolandroberts1988 · 4 years ago

  Hi Blue boy nuff respect for you brother...i served 26years flat in prison here in South Africa where I'm from. I'm on parole and people are testing me, they provoke me to do something stupid so that I go back to prison but after listening to your testimony I practice self control and to walk away. I find myself alone most of the times to avoid trouble and that works for me. Thanks brother for your motivation.

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• GE

  @geraldmcginley7058 · 3 years ago

  I&apos;m currently 29. From 13-27 I was in and out of homes/jails/prisons, I never spent 1 full year free that whole time. been off parole about 18 months and I made a promise to myself. I told myself I wouldn&apos;t be another man trapped in the system. My wife been here 10 years through all the bull stuff 3 children later finally getting ahold of life listening and reading the comments giving me some courage during a difficult time. <br>Love y&apos;all.

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• LA

  @LaudyDaudy23 · 4 years ago

  straight up, when u have a history of violence, letting someone disrespect you as you try to walk away for their sake is one of the hardest fuckin things man

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• PU

  @purearea51 · 3 years ago (edited)

  I was a prison guard at a maximum security prison in Texas. As a female I had a hard time, but the reason I quit was because of how those inmates where treated by rank and other CO’s. They would ask me to witness cases on inmates that I was not around to see. They would straight up take away &nbsp;the little rights that those inmates had. It was despicable to say the least . I had to go cause it was changing me in such a way that started to lose trust in all humans. FYI I’m a nurse now. A profession that I can truly be proud of.

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• GR

  @Grizzle_Uno · 4 years ago

  After 10 years in prison I learned to stay out of high risk situations that would have me risk my freedom like not going to the bars, the clubs, etc.. I had to adopt a healthy lifestyle and surround myself with positive people. I really appreciate these Vlad interviews that share prison experiences because it’s motivating and humbling to continue my path to success and freedom.

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• JA

  @jay83154 · 4 years ago

  Walking away from fake ass tough dudes takes growth. &nbsp;It’s hella hard to put your pride away. &nbsp;Most can’t do it. &nbsp;Respect OG

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• LU

  @Lufuego91 · 4 years ago

  This man been in prison my whole life plus 8 years. I can’t even wrap my head around that.

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• PA

  @paytonpringle1135 · 3 years ago

  I know it might not mean much to all of you who did so much time in the pen, but I&apos;m proud of you for doing better for yourself and your community. Keep your head up, and may you see all the success you missed out on when you were in the inside.

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• GO

  @godisgood117 · 4 years ago

  Damn OG had me fightin back tears at 47 minute mark..talkin about missin his moms funeral and not bein there for his son..this man is solid!! 💯

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• MI

  @mikelac2 · 4 years ago

  Blue boy is amazing &quot;ain&apos;t no one can tell me I can&apos;t on no yard or be a crip&quot;, became a crip just so a man he doesn&apos;t know doesn&apos;t have to be alone...this man&apos;s heart is true

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• DA

  @DaveyD187 · 4 years ago

  When he said he got on the bike and ran away. I respected the shit out of him when he said that. U can tell how hard it was by the look in his face.

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• PR

  @PrettyLyonIAM · 4 years ago

  The Hurt in his Eyes is Real , The Fact that he lived in Survival Mode His Entire Life Being Angry from Such a Young Age has to a Horrible Life … God Bless Him Hopefully he can get some peace hopefully this interview is seen by the youth …

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