Just days after his 18th birthday, Jesse Crosson was sentenced to 32 years - twice the maximum of sentencing guidelines - after having been convicted of robbery and unlawful wounding. He was released on a pardon in 2021 after having served 19 years behind bars, some of which were spent sharing a cell with a serial killer.

After his release, Jesse took to TikTok to share his story and to advocate for criminal justice reform and to help those who have also been recently released.

In this interview, Daisy asks Jesse about his experience behind bars, living with those who have committed heinous crimes and his feelings after behind pardoned.

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