What Happens In The H Unit At Federal Supermax Prison?

What is life like at the H Unit at Colorado's federal Supermax. Why do some people say its one of the worst places in the world?
In today's educational video, we are looking at one of the worst places on earth, Colorado's federal Supermax Prison and seeing just what makes it so bad.

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[TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

I don't know how to feel about this topic. I'm just gonna chill and read other people's opinions.

[killerish]

anyone else notice he is literally saying the same information over and over again to make it to the 10 min mark

[Adam.Rushing]

Former CO here. You don't get to H unit (or ones like it) unless you've proven time and again that you cannot follow the rules of other prisons. These places house the worst of the worst. They can not be reformed. They are truly broken...psychotic, sociopathic dangerous people. Evil lives in this world, and it gets concentrated in places like this so that the decent people of society can be protected. Do you remember the first silence of the lambs? Anthony Hopkins' character wasn't far off.
How about a little compassion for their victims and the staff that have to deal with them instead!

[mikeobrien]

You must remember, these guys earned their way into this unit.

[reggiefurlow]

I don't think when you get sent to supermax it's about rehabilitation 🤣🤣🤣

[Alex-bxcm]

I like how he repeated the same things twice at the beginning and towards the end to get to the 10 minute mark

[Giderz]

“Hasn’t seen the sun in weeks”
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[wmonroe]

As a former federal corrections officer, I attest inmates most decidedly have to earn their way into a high security prison like Colorado’s Super Max. And the most compelling proof I have is ECONOMICS. It is incredibly expensive to run a super max prison, and the US Department of Justice have been notorious for running prisons with a shoestring budget. Prison officials won’t house an inmate in Colorado unless they have to.

[reaganeidemiller]

By the time a prison condition falls to that level, the death penalty is far more reasonable.

[Jon-zyzd]

Guard: **walks in**
“Hope you like soccer”

**Drops a deflated soccer ball**

[tyronesharp]

I work all week so I can go home and practise solitary confinement. Mostly anyway.

[dontbanmebrodontbanme]

I'm a law abiding citizen, but this video has honestly made me recheck my life to make sure I NEVER land up in a place like this!

[AH-mjrd]

The danger comes when innocent people gets placed in these. Forced confessions and false accusations happens alot more than we like to think

[ateamfan]

If I had to be in this jail for ever I would rather be executed than live a life in a tiny cell.

[davidanthonyfranco]

It's crazy how the prisoners wanted the same rights that most of them denied or try to deny from their victims! 🤨

[mamabear]

Moral of the story:
Don't commit a heinous crime if living in a supermax prison bothers you.

[NikeMikey]

Of course it's inhuman, but don't do inhuman crimes.

[seeyouontheothersider]

The conversation be like...

Son: hey
*3 months later*
Mom: Hii
*3 months later

[you]

When one decides to cross the line of ending another's life, they'd better be resolved to have theirs forfeit.

[roymk]

This was like listening to a busted mix tape that just repeats its self over and over and over. You must really want that 10min mark