Career Criminal On Attacking His Lawyer & Refusing To Show His Paperwork In Prison | Aaron Jabot

Aaron Jabot spent nearly 25 years of his life in and out of prison. In this episode of Locked In we hear some of Aaron's craziest prison stories including assaulting his defense attorneys, spending time in solitary, getting transported to different prisons and the rules he learned along the way.
After spending six years straight in solitary confinement, Aaron Jabot rose from those ashes, writing a book about finding religion after a quarter century of crime.

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00:00 Intro / 10% off Merch
02:11 Childhood
03:13 Parent’s jobs
03:54 First time getting arrested
04:28 Gladiator School
05:40 Thinking about his trauma
07:17 Getting shown the ropes in prison
08:04 The reality of being a felon
10:08 Relationship with parents
11:30 How his parent’s divorce impacted him
12:04 Relationship with siblings
13:44 Getting out of jail for the first time
15:03 How to rob a dealer
16:30 Bar fight ends badly
19:42 Fight or flight response
20:29 Attacking his lawyers
25:30 Anger Built up from the criminal justice system
27:46 Diesel Therapy
30:05 What happens when you refuse a prison transport
32:56 Why I didn’t have to run in a gang
34:41 craziest thing in prison
36:06 Knocking on the table in prison
37:50 Why I don’t show paperwork
39:06. Name in prison
39:30 Jailhouse snitching
40:46 What he would characterize himself as
42:10 Fighting with lawyers juiced his file up
43:30 Case manager & Counselors
44:40 Making money in prison
45:22 Throwing water on COs
46:45 Taking a shower in solitary
48:00 How much time he served in his life
49:00 Studying religion in solitary
52:08 If he could change one thing from his past
55:30 Breaking away from the felon stigma
57:56 Writing a book

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