Watch ex Jewel Thief Larry Lawton rant about the abuses in privatized correctional prisons.  He calls for prison reform to respect civil rights and provide at least a minimum level of proper treatment.

Ex Jewel Thief Larry Lawton reveals how this very personal act is a punishable act in Prison.  He reviews how he sued authorities to protect the civil rights of prisoners.

Ex jewel thief Larry Lawton describes fun times in USP Atlanta prison.   Seems there are plenty of drugs in prison and inmates get their hands on everything.  Hear about funny friends like lumpy and Pauli.

Ex Jewel Thief Larry Lawton tells about a heist where the getaway drive got away but left him stranded holding the loot.  It’s a crime when a heist goes wrong.  Hear how a professional Jewel Thief handles unexpected.  He describes picking his crew, casing the joint, and fencing the jewels.

Prison life gets scary when rats come visit jewel thief and inmate Larry Lawton.  Doing time in Prison leads to some crazy and scary prison stories.

The first untold story from Larry Lawton talks about his days loaning money to drug dealers and other businessmen. The craziness continues as Larry talks about partying with celebrities like Mickey Rourke and Mike Randazzo.

See ex-Jewel Thief Larry Lawton have a father and son interview about what it’s like growing up with your jewel thief, gangster father in prison.   Larry Lawton spent 11 years locked up behind bars but did the best he could to maintain his relationship with his family.

Being locked up shouldn’t include abuse, beatings, and being denied your civil rights. Hear ex Jewel Thief and gangster Larry Lawton discuss his prison days, a young kid fellow prisoner and his thoughts on prison reform.

Today I had a true heart to heart conversation with my daughter.  We talked about her growing up with an ex con father and how that affected her thoughts and feelings.

Hear another Prison Tales with advice to avoid prison. It's an emotional prison story taken from prison letters Larry has received. Sorry prison tales are everywhere and they provide advice for teens and adults.