so i know what it feels like. what s that word? empathy? when you can really feel somebody else s pain. i can honestly say i can really feel their pain. inmates must also be free of any gang affiliation. wallace joined the bloods at age 13. and has been a affiliated with the gang ever since. he says it s been years since he s been an active member, and his prison record has not shown any obvious gang activity during that time, but he never went through what authorities consider an official cutting of ties. it s a process known as debriefing. where inmates share knowledge of their gangs and are then placed permanently into protective custody. i would say probably around 26, 27 i started feeling differently, but i didn t have the courage to just step away and just tell people, like, i m done. i don t want nothing to do with that, but deep inside, i knew that i really wasn t with it
nephew was killed. murdered. so i know what it feels like. what s that word? empathy? when you can really feel somebody else s pain. i can honestly say i can really feel their pain. inmates must also be free of any gang affiliation. wallace joined the bloods at age 13. andaffiliated with the gang ever since. he says it s been years since he s been an active member, and his prison record has not shown any obvious gang activity during that time, but he never went through what authorities consider an official cutting of ties. it s a process known as debriefing. where inmates share knowledge of their gangs and are then placed permanently into protective custody. i would say probably around 26, 27 i started feeling differently, but i didn t have the courage to just step away and just tell people, like, i m done. i don t want nothing to do with that, but deep inside, i knew
you know? since i ve been locked up, my nephew was killed. murdered. so i know what it feels like. what s that word? empathy? when you can really feel somebody else s pain. i can honestly say i can really feel their pain. inmates must also be free of any gang affiliation. wallace joined the bloods at age 13. and has been a affiliated with the gang ever since. he says it s been years since he s been an active member, and his prison record has not shown any obvious gang activity during that time, but he never went through what authorities consider an official cutting of ties. it s a process known as debriefing. where inmates share knowledge of their gangs and are then placed permanently into protective custody. i would say probably around 26, 27 i started feeling differently, but i didn t have the courage to just step away and just tell people, like, i m
they re either going to approve this commutation or i m going to escape. do you know how many times i tried to escape before that commutation came through? a lot. the only thing that kept me from deciding to go was that hope of commutation. if that commutation didn t come first, i was gone. despite his checkered prison record, 41-year-old reginald mcfadden s sentence is commuted. and on july 7, 1994, he is released to new york state, where an islamic organization provides him with work and a place to live. take me back to that summer of july 7th when you get to new york because you ve been incarcerated for 24 years and now what were you thinking about? what were you feeling? when they decided to let me out, it was really a new beginning. though in my subconscious, there were other things that i thought
chaos. when the dust settles, the map who started it all, 36-year-old father and assistant coach, is nowhere to be found. i saw that the coach jumped over a fence and there was like a car waiting for him. that day after the incident, he turned himself into stockton police when he learned they were looking for him. scott smith is a reporter who covered the case for the stockton record. arrested initially on felony child abuse charges in which bring potentially a state prison sentence. he has no prison record. as part of a plea deal, charges are reduced to a misdemeanor, inflicting injury on a child. he is sentenced to 45 days of community service and instruck theed to taken a anger management class. hell. no i really wasn t pushing the issue with jail and court and all that. you know, cause things happen. people get upset. i was really looking for an apology. the apology never comes. but denise and her son are trying to put the whole ordeal