34 Years in Hell: My Time Inside America's Toughest Prisons

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Manson Family member Charles 'Tex' Watson was convicted for his part in the murder of Sharon Tate and others (Image: Bettmann Archive) Read More Related Articles After meeting Linda Swift again while on a mission, Kane eventually married her. He turned in his U.S. Marshal star and settled down to raise horses on his own ranch. Between Attwood and Kane/Wetmore, this pair of liars can really spin a couple stories. Don Shipley exposed the military lies of Kane in this brilliant video. It includes some real gems and a lot of f-bombs. But long story short, Kane's stories of fighting in Vietnam are complete fabrications. Anyhow, after serving 34 years, Kane is released and has now teamed up with Attwood to promote his claims that he was wrongly incarcerated. They seem to be claiming that Kane only pleaded guilty to save his wife and because he was promised he could be out in time for his son's high school graduation. They're on a speaking tour together, and judging by some blogs written by people who inexplicably paid to hear these morons lie to them for hours, Kane is fabricating more stories. He supposedly spent time in Folsom prison fighting the Aryan Brotherhood with his skills from the military, knew Charles Manson, Ed Kemper, and other infamous killers. Something tells me that some of these stories are as true as his Vietnam service.

After witnessing an argument over cigarettes, used as currency inside and with one unfortunate inmates in debt, he witnessed another prisoner throw the inmate over a safety railing on one of the high tiers: falling to his death. Jamie shared in his book that plenty jumped themselves over fears of being stabbed, owing debts or simply because they had lost hope of getting out. Watson – along with Susan Atkins, Linda Kasabian and Patricia Krenwinkel – killed pregnant actress Sharon Tate at what became known as the Manson murder mansion in 1969. Jamie is also the author of 34 Years In Hell, another Mirror Books publication that goes into greater detail about his interactions with Charles Manson. Read More Related Articles

But Jamie – born on the Isle of Man before being sent to a Canadian orphanage as a baby – claims Watson was given special privileges inside despite his atrocities.

In building one, the third tier was designated the Honour Unit, and he had been housed there since the late 1970s. He said from a young age he had been told he had been born on the Isle of Man and that his real name was Morgan James Kane. Years later as a married adult he began using it. Weapons: Numerous, including the Colt Paterson, Walker Colt, .45 Colt Peacemaker, Smith & Wesson No. 3 Revolver, 1873 Winchester rifle and Krag–Jørgensen rifle.It has become apparent that my grandparents were in the hotel trade and had a reputation to uphold. I was sent to an orphanage in Canada in an attempt to avoid a scandal." Behind his quest lies an astonishing 'stranger than fiction' story which has indeed ended up in a successful book. Watson, who was denied parole for the 18th time last year, met Jamie at California Men's Colony prison and the pair knew each other for seven years. Then in 1983 his life was turned upside down when he was arrested following the death of a man at his home in the US. Recalling what he was like, Jamie wrote in his new book: “He still gave off the air of charisma that allowed him to draw young girls to the Manson Family.

The heavy cloak of despair, sadness and fear hung in the air. You could taste it. The weight could be seen on the shoulders of most inmates and staff. Tex’ and I had more than a few interactions over the seven years I was at CMC, because he lived right above me for nearly half that time.Jamie entered the American prison system and was to stay there for 34 years with stints in San Quentin, Folsom State Prison and the notorious Deuel Vocational Institution in California. The books depict Morgan Kane as a womanizing character with sociopathic tendencies, with a star-shaped scar and damage to tendons which has paralyzed the ringfinger on his gun hand. The paralyzed finger is fixed to his middle finger with a leather strap. At another event, he recalled winning a game of cards which lead to a man stabbing his own brother after the pair lost. to abandoned me, instead I think she sacrificed her future to protect me. The Isle of Man Triskelion The Morgan Kane series has become the biggest success in modern Norwegian leisure reading literature. The 83 books in the series have sold 11 million copies in Norway alone, in addition to having been published in ten other countries - totalling 20 million copies sold. [1]