20 of the world's most dangerous men just escaped prison, and the FBI is going to help find them. You will find none of this in the mainstream news, but you will find reports of human trafficker Ghislane Maxwell received special meals and time spent with a puppy while in prison. The news loves it's sensations, but not the information you might like to know.

In England, Sweden and Ireland, if you just got off the boat you get of Scot free when it comes to doing the dirty inside young innocent girls with great jeans. The power structures across Europe love bringing in their voting blocs, selling out their countrymen and the safety of their communities. And when the good ol' British blokes make a bit of a bother 'bout the unwanted philandering of their fillies, their ministers prime say the real problem is racism. How long 'til it's here? It's a classic insane Jon rant.

She helped Jeffrey Epstein traffic women and boys to a secret island to cater to the prurient desires of the world's rich, powerful and elite. Now she's going to Camp Bryan, a minimum security detention center. The news says it's compensation for not naming the President as an Epstein Client. Idiots will read this and believe in the quid-pro-quo arrangement. But does it bear 5 seconds of critical thinking? Jon can at least do 4 so the rest is up to you. And what about minimum security-- is it appropriate or special treatment?

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The United Nations is recognizing Olukemi Ibikunle for all her hard work to make prisons in Nigeria/Congo/Etc a nice place again. Women get beans there now. Heated by human fecal matter or something. The whole thing is a strange thing to even talk about and yet here we are, both Jon and Jake.

The French prison system is le' fucked. They have dangerous prisoners going out with the wash, the "fly" getting away on transport and inmates throats getting cut. To solve their many issues, they built Lyon-Corbas-a new shiny facility to house France's worst organized criminals, but four walls do not a prison make. Find out why with Jake on this episode of Hard Time.

It's summer 1999 and event's that may have inspired Shaggy's "it wasn't me" have been set in motion. A man is arrested for a crime he says he did not commit; he has an alibi but is convicted of a purse snatching. He spends 17 years in jail before he meets his doppelganger-the purse snatching son of a bitch that sent him to his fate. Can he be exonerated? Will the man who did the evil deed face justice? What is this week's Jake Joke? Find out on Hard Time.

The State is pursuing the death penalty for Charlie Kirk's murderer. Is it the right thing to do? The answer may seem obvious but the truth so rarely is. This episode is an absolute sermon on what it means to approach the death penalty legally, spiritually and practically-- but you won't get a lecture. More important is having the debate, which is what Charlie Kirk would want us to do. Let me know what you think in the comments.

Every day as an officer you will face a thousand battles. Will you say yes? Do you have the courage to say no? Can you back it up? And are you smart enough to talk yourself out of a situation? Former CO Jon and current SGT Jake will talk review an every day problem in a jail, and what went right and what went wrong.