This interview is heavy, layered with violence, trauma, and raw reflections on justice and survival. The speaker recounts growing up in rough neighborhoods, early acts of violence, joining prison gangs, and taking part in the 1993 Easter Sunday riot at Southern Ohio Correctional Facility.
He describes a lifelong cycle of anger, retaliation, and mistrust of others, rooted in childhood injury and abuse. His words carry both a chilling lack of remorse for violent acts and sharp criticism of society’s failures around homelessness and misplaced priorities.
