THE SAN QUENTIN FILE  —  $9.99
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Thirty-five stories. Four hours. The rules, the bosses, the
politicians who sold their cities, and theThirty-five stories. Four hours. The rules, the bosses, the
politicians who sold their cities, and the men who ran the
mafia while everyone watched someone else.

Every name here is real. Every date is from the record.

In 1851, California put forty prisoners on a rotting ship
in San Francisco Bay. Every morning they were taken ashore
to cut stone. They were building the prison that would hold
them. That prison is San Quentin.

For the next 174 years:

→ A doctor spent 33 years taking body parts out of hanged
 men and putting them into living prisoners. The family
 that sued him lost.
→ The state built an execution chamber for $853,000 and
 never used it once.
→ California executed a man who killed nobody.
→ One man got one year to life for $71. He died inside.
→ In the first decade, one in five men sent there escaped.

Every one of those is answered in the file. 125 pages.
422 executions documented. 50 named inmates. 14 full case
files. Every claim traced to court records, CDCR files and
the California State Archives — and where the records
disagree, you get both versions.

Get it here → truthbehindbars.com
$9.99
Sourced from court records, FBI files, Senate committee
testimony, trial transcripts and contemporaneous reporting.
Where accounts conflict, this video says so rather than
picking the better story.

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This channel documents organised crime as history. It does
not glorify it. Nothing here is legal advice, and every
person named has been convicted, acquitted or is deceased
according to the public record.

#mafia #truecrime #organizedcrime #documentary #mobstoriesThirty-five stories. Four hours.