DAILYCALLER (Andrew Powell) - Former NFL RB LeShon Johnson Sentenced To 5 Years In Prison For Operating Large-Scale Dogfighting Ring
Johnson operated “Mal Kant Kennels” where he bred and trafficked pit bulls
Johnson operated “Mal Kant Kennels” where he bred and trafficked pit bulls
Rex Heuermann has been disciplined for drug possession and smuggling a package into Clinton Correctional Facility.
Former Congressman George Santos joins Greta Van Susteren for a wide-ranging conversation about prison, politics, President Trump, and life after one of the most public downfalls in recent political history. Santos opens up about serving time in federal prison, spending 41 days in solitary confinement, receiving an 87-month sentence, and the moment he learned President Trump had commuted his sentence. He also discusses his future, criminal justice reform, Trump loyalty, Washington politics, Marjorie Taylor Greene, foreign policy, and the upcoming 25th anniversary of 9/11. This is George Santos as you've never heard him before. CHAPTERS 0:31 Greta Introduces George Santos 1:13 First Impressions and Life in the Public Eye 4:23 Life After…
- George Santos reflects on his fall from Congress, the mistakes he says led to his criminal case and how prison reshapes his life and public image. - Santos describes spending 41 of his 84 days in federal prison in solitary confinement, with limited phone access, no windows and little sense of time. - He recalls receiving an 87-month sentence, experiencing despair before surrendering and struggling mentally during extended isolation. - Santos recounts learning from prison television that President Trump had commuted his sentence, walking free hours later and speaking with Trump the following day. - He also discusses his relationships with Marjorie Taylor Greene, Michael Cohen and former House colleagues, plus his views on Iran, Israel and…
Benning was five months pregnant
A man convicted in the drug-related killings of a special operations soldier and an Army veteran will spend the rest of his life in federal prison.
Yvonne “Missy” Woods pleaded guilty in June to perjury, attempting to influence a public servant, forgery and committing a cybercrime.
She faced up to 17 years in prison for her crimes, but was sentenced in June to a mandatory 90 days in the parish jail, a five-year suspended sentence, and five years of probation.
Reality TV star Julie Chrisley joins Greta Van Susteren for a powerful and deeply personal conversation about prison, family, faith, and second chances. Julie opens up about her upbringing, marriage to Todd Chrisley, the rise of the Chrisley family brand, and the years-long legal battle that ultimately led to prison sentences for both her and her husband. She shares emotional details about entering federal prison, being unable to speak with Todd for 28 months, the friendships she formed behind bars, the conditions she witnessed inside the system, and the unforgettable moment she learned she had been granted a presidential pardon. Watch as Julie reflects on one of the most difficult chapters of her life and explains how she found purpose,…
Relatives of the brothers advocated for resentencing and release, and the siblings were granted resentencing in May 2025 to 50 years to life in prison., which made them eligible for parole