Nikko Jenkins The Most Dangerous Inmate In The World

Nikko Jenkins Documentary. In 2013 Nikko Jenkins went on a spree in Omaha under the command of the egyptian snake god Apophis. He also had help from The Jenkins family his mother, sisters, cousin and uncle. In this video we dive deep into the past of Nikko and his family roots which led him to getting the ultimate sentence in court.

[realpkchronicles]

Why not subscribe, I mean you've already made it this far and read this sentence :) <3 Thank you all so much for watching

[askyalumumba]

That whole family's DNA needs to be prevented from replicating.

[JohnnyBGoode]

I worked on Death Row in a level 5 prison back over 30 years ago. We had an inmate who was so dangerous that he had to be kept in the death cell, even though he wasn't sentenced to die. After I had left the job, I heard he was jumped by a group of lifers and beaten so badly he was a vegetable. Goes to show, it doesn't matter how much of a badass you are, there's always a way to get payback. Watch who's toes you step on.

[brendan]

Nothing is more dangerous than a man that has nothing to lose

[smujer]

Some people just shouldn't be allowed to breathe the air the rest of us do. This family is a perfect example.

[rogerthat-]

The cost of keeping a man like this in jail for the rest of his life is much more than the cost of the drugs to end him, jail is supposed to "Rehabilitate" criminals, this guy has proved time& again to be beyond that.

[rayp]

Worked with him many times as a corrections lieutenant. He is mainly all bark. Without a gun and the element of surprise, he is basically a joke. A decently intelligent head case, with an element of charisma, to be sure. The whole family has issues and need to be kept in cages, but there are far more dangerous inmates.

[itonlyhurtswhenyoulie]

When I think about it, his family was probably the closest thing to a gang before he ever hit the streets to join one. If your primary conditioning is the evil equivalent of a street gang, then you have a leg up when you join a life of crime in the outside world.

Seems he had a solid, ingrained foundation of evil doing.

[glennhoddle]

Me : Coughs
Nikko : 0:01
Me : Migrates to Antartica

[kellyeaton]

"The justice system failed him". Yeah, it did. He's still alive.

[kamranhashmi]

Their is a saying "don't judge a book buy its cover" on Jenkins case you have to make an exception

[markcassel]

I worked in a state prison for 18+ years. There are more people like this than you can imagine.

[jasonlee]

If there’s a living example of a man who truly have nothing to lose, this is it. And we all know what to do around people who have nothing to lose, stay the hell away from them.

[janet]

Nice content. To me trading the forex and crypto market is way better than any online investment

[jamesbarnett]

Judges who let these animals out should be sacked or face consequences for their insane decisions, who was the judge that made this call?

[agentone]

Whats crazy is how some murderers are not getting death penalties some getting only a few decades in prison. I forgot which case it was, but there was murderer who laughed at the victims family in court and he didn't get the death penalty. Justice system doesnt make sense to me. But some people with marijuana charges spend 80 years in prison. It doesnt make sense.

[patriciagreen]

This story is overwhelming. Age 7 taking a loaded weapon to school. Sounds to me like he never had a chance bring raised in an environment with no healthy moral code. His family failed him then he followed in the felony scenario his family set for themselves. It is too bad he never had a positive mentor.

[ladyriot]

Nikko was bound to get twisted up in the craziness with his family. I think he enjoyed the roll he adopted. He took on that grandiose untouchable persona. Under that hard ass look he had when he learned his fate he was beaming with pride when the judges deemed him the worst of the worse. Self-actualization!

[shy]

So crazy to think this guy is from my hometown… this world is getting crazier and crazier every day

[marioify]

Personally...I think we caught the real Michael Myers. This type of individual will not change until he's laid to rest..plain an simple