🔒 Behind the Bars: The Charles Mamou Jr. Story — A Death Row Injustice 🔒
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Polunsky Unit 12-CD-53
3872 South FM 350
Livingston, TX 77351

In this gripping episode of Behind the Bars, we sit down with Charles Mamou Jr., a man who has spent over 25 years on death row in Texas for a murder he says he didn’t commit — and the facts back him up.

Charles was a drug dealer who found himself caught in a violent setup: an attempted robbery at gunpoint, a woman caught in the crossfire, and a justice system that refused to seek the truth. According to Charles, he was ambushed by three individuals trying to steal $20,000 from him. Gunfire erupted in the dark, chaos ensued, and in the confusion, Charles escaped — only to be later accused of a murder he didn’t commit.

The real twist? The state’s key witness was one of the men who tried to rob Charles that night — the first case of its kind in American legal history.

With no forensic evidence, no DNA, and no physical link to the murder victim, Charles was still railroaded to death row in less than 90 days. His only “crime”? Refusing to testify and be labeled a snitch.

This is the raw, unfiltered story of injustice, survival, and a man fighting for the truth from behind the bars. Don’t miss this powerful interview — it will leave you questioning everything you thought you knew about the justice system.

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It’s an honor and a privilege to share the story of Russell Dudley Kerr — a man whose life was turned upside down, not by his own actions, but by a cruel twist of fate.

Russell was framed after unknowingly carrying an ID linked to a Blockbuster Video robbery. One simple mistake — one moment of trust — led to years of unimaginable hardship, betrayal, and loss.

Tonight, for the first time, Russell tells his story in his own words.
A story of injustice.
A story of survival.
A story of a man who refused to let a broken system define him.

Don’t miss this powerful interview. Russell’s voice deserves to be heard — and the truth demands to be known.

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In this gripping interview, we sit down with Terrell Perry, an inmate in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice who says he was framed for murder during a drug deal gone bad. What started as a fight between Terrell and his dealer turned deadly when someone else pulled the trigger. But instead of the shooter going down for the crime, Terrell was arrested, betrayed by his ex-wife who turned state’s evidence, and ultimately convicted.

In this episode, Terrell opens up about:

The chaotic night that led to the murder charge

The hot check charges that started his run-ins with the law

How police manipulated and deceived him into signing away his rights

And a shadowy figure named Butch, who played a key role in the events that followed

This is a raw, real conversation about justice, deception, and the system that failed him.

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🔒 Behind the Bars: The Charles Mamou Jr. Story — A Death Row Injustice 🔒
📺 Watch Now | 🎙️ True Crime | 💔 Wrongful Conviction

In this gripping episode of Behind the Bars, we sit down with Charles Mamou Jr., a man who has spent over 25 years on death row in Texas for a murder he says he didn’t commit — and the facts back him up.

Charles was a drug dealer who found himself caught in a violent setup: an attempted robbery at gunpoint, a woman caught in the crossfire, and a justice system that refused to seek the truth. According to Charles, he was ambushed by three individuals trying to steal $20,000 from him. Gunfire erupted in the dark, chaos ensued, and in the confusion, Charles escaped — only to be later accused of a murder he didn’t commit.

The real twist? The state’s key witness was one of the men who tried to rob Charles that night — the first case of its kind in American legal history.

With no forensic evidence, no DNA, and no physical link to the murder victim, Charles was still railroaded to death row in less than 90 days. His only “crime”? Refusing to testify and be labeled a snitch.

This is the raw, unfiltered story of injustice, survival, and a man fighting for the truth from behind the bars. Don’t miss this powerful interview — it will leave you questioning everything you thought you knew about the justice system.

🧠 Think. Question. Listen. Share.
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In this powerful Behind the Bars phone interview, Barry Chappell speaks openly from inside Arizona State Penitentiary, giving a raw and honest look at daily life behind prison walls. From his work as a janitor to witnessing the overwhelming mental health crisis within the prison system, Barry shares what it's really like to survive on the inside.

This exclusive conversation dives into the emotional weight of incarceration, the struggles with institutional mental illness, and how inmates cope with the harsh reality of prison life. Barry offers a rare, unfiltered perspective that goes beyond the headlines—revealing a system full of pain, routine, and unexpected moments of reflection.

Don’t miss this in-depth, thought-provoking interview from a man living the experience every single day.

If you would like to write to Barry Chappell his address is:

Barry Chappell
ADC Number 299399
Complex LaPalma-MDM1
Unit Pima B-107 compound #2
5501 North LaPalma Road
Eloy, AZ. 85131

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We give a voice to those often unheard, breaking down misconceptions and offering a platform for redemption, reflection, and change. Whether you’re curious about prison life, interested in personal stories of resilience, or looking to understand the human side of the justice system, this is the place to be.  

Behind the Bars Exclusive: The True Story of Charles Victor Thompson

This is a Behind the Bars exclusive interview with Charles Victor Thompson — a man who once held the title of America’s Most Wanted. After a daring escape from Harris County Jail, Thompson vanished into thin air, sparking a nationwide manhunt.

In this full-length interview, we dive deep into:

How he escaped from jail
Where he went
What he did while on the run
And how law enforcement finally caught up with him

You won’t hear this story anywhere else. Join me as we uncover the truth behind one of the most audacious escapes in recent history.

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If you would like to write to Charles please send correspondants here:

Charles Victor Thompson #00999306
Texas Department of Criminal Justice
PO Box 660400
Dallas, TX 75266-0400

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🔒 BEHIND THE BARS: The Eddie Powell Story | Shot 5 Times, Blamed for a Crime He Didn’t Commit

From the side of a dirt road to a high-intensity manhunt, this is the shocking true story of Eddie Powell — a man who survived two police shootings, took five bullets, and lived to tell the story the media refused to share.

After fleeing from an unidentified undercover officer, Eddie was hunted by helicopters, K-9 units, and an army of city police. A dog was released on him, latched onto his leg — and in the chaos, a police officer unloaded an entire clip in the dark, accidentally shooting his own K-9. Instead of admitting their mistake, they blamed Eddie. Even though he never had a gun.

Eddie went on the run for a day and a half through the forest, before collapsing in exhaustion — only to be discovered and shot five more times by police. He survived. And during the trial, it was revealed: the bullet that killed the dog came from the officer’s own weapon.

Yet the damage was done.

Now serving 15 years in a Florida state penitentiary, Eddie Powell shares his story in this exclusive Behind the Bars interview.

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🔒 Behind the Bars Podcast | Episode: The Story of Charles Mamou Jr. 🔒

In this powerful episode of Behind the Bars, host Jason Boss uncovers the shocking case of Charles Mamou Jr., a Black man currently on death row in Texas for a double homicide he has always maintained he did not commit.

🚫 No DNA.
🚫 No physical evidence.
⚖️ Convicted in under four months.
👨‍⚖️ All-white jury. White prosecutor. White judge.

We dive deep into his early life, raised by a strong mother and aunt, and begin to explore the road that led to one of the most controversial convictions in Texas.

🎙️ Don’t miss this gripping episode as we shine a light on injustice and ask the hard questions no one else will.

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Join us as we delve into the life of Terrell Perry—a young man who lacked positive male guidance—and examine the circumstances that led to this tragic event.

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Texas Department of Criminal Justice
Terrell Deshaun Perry 01386796,
PO Box 660400
Dallas, Texas 75266-0400.

*Behind the Bars* takes you inside the walls of prisons worldwide, featuring raw and honest interviews with men and women who have done time or are currently incarcerated. Hear their stories, gain insight into their lives, and explore the realities of life behind bars. 

We give a voice to those often unheard, breaking down misconceptions and offering a platform for redemption, reflection, and change. Whether you're curious about prison life, interested in personal stories of resilience, or looking to understand the human side of the justice system, this is the place to be. 

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In this gripping episode of Behind the Bars, the amazing researchers of the podcast There's Danger Here dives deep into the case files of Cedric Marks — a former MMA fighter with over 31 professional wins — now sitting on death row in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice.

Marks was convicted of a brutal crime, but as we examine the evidence, serious doubts begin to surface. The victims had no defensive wounds, there was no DNA under their fingernails, no marks on Cedric’s hands — and yet he was sentenced to death. During the trial, Cedric suffered a mental breakdown and claimed responsibility, shouting “I did it” in court. But was that a confession… or a cry for help from a man on the edge?

Now, as he fights for his life on death row, new evidence points to the possibility that someone else may have committed the crime. In this episode, Jason Boss walks us through the files, the forensic details, and the troubling questions that remain unanswered.

Are we putting the right man to death?

Subscribe, comment, and let us know what you think. Justice must be seen clearly — even if it means revisiting the darkest corners of the system.