The Opperman Report'

Nathan Beson was 18 when he was convicted of burglary. He served 9 years in solitary in amax security prison. While incaraceted he developed a sever mental illness, He was released with no follow up medication or treatment.
He became the suspect in a murder and was shot by police. His wounds require him to use a colostomy bag. He has spent the last 7 years at Clark County detention Center awaiting trial.

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My dad is one of thousands who believe the government is subjecting them to mind control. As a daughter and a journalist, I felt a duty to investigate his claims. Have these individuals been America’s prophets all along?

he death of Gregory Edwards, a US Army combat veteran with PTSD in the Brevard County jail has many upset and looking for answers. After reading the full article in the Florida Today newspaper, I was crying. (Read: A death in custody: Army veteran’s treatment in Brevard jail violated sheriff’s office policies)

As a retired veteran with PTSD and a man who was tortured and spent time in prison, I couldn’t stop thinking about how this could have been me. What stands out the most and should concern everyone is, why doesn’t the Brevard County Sheriff release the video they have of the altercation in the booking area? The Sheriff contends that everything was justified. If it is justified as the Sheriff says, why not just release the video and let people see what happened.

Larry Lawton spent 11 years in some of the toughest federal prisons in the United States. He was convicted of racketeering in connection with jewelry robberies. While in prison Lawton saw inmates stabbed and friends die. He saw young men raped and turned out as prostitutes for other inmates. Lawton was stabbed and stabbed others. He studied to be a paralegal and became a gang mediator; he somehow kept his sanity by helping other inmates. Upon his release from prison, Larry developed the nationally recognized Reality Check Program to help young people NOT go to prison.

In November 2013, Larry was the first ex-con recognized on the floor of the United States Congress for his work with helping young people. In August of 2013, Larry was the first ex-con in the United States to be sworn in as an honorary police officer in the city of Lake Saint Louis Missouri.

Larry is a guest TV analyst for networks like, MSNBC, NBC, FOX, CNN, ABC, CBS. Larry is a certified paralegal, court program developer, police adviser and teen and young adult issues expert for families all over the country.

Larry Lawton co-authored Gangster Redemption with 8 time NY Times bestselling author Peter Golenbock, the book is Larry's life story, what REALLY goes on in prison and how Larry developed the #1 Program in the country helping young people NOT go to prison.