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    I Just Got Out After 30 Years in Prison — This Is What It Was Like | Edward Mitchell

    2026-10-14 | 2h 10 mins.
    Edward Mitchell entered state custody at just 5 years old and later became associated with the Gorilla Stones Bloods in Brooklyn. After a gang-related drive-by shooting left three people shot and an 11-year-old dead, he was sentenced to 20 years to life. Edward spent nearly 30 years behind bars. He opens up about growing up in prison, surviving decades inside, his thoughts on gang life today, experiencing life and relationships for the first time after release, and how he's now rebuilding his life and making amends. 
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    Hosted, Executive Produced & Edited By Ian Bick:
    https://ianbick.com/
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    Timestamps:
    00:00 Introduction: Edward Mitchell's Story
    00:28 Sponsor Message: Membership and Cash App
    01:07 Childhood in Bushwick and Family Background
    02:41 Parents and Upbringing
    04:19 Relationship with Father
    06:18 Early Influences and Joining a Gang
    07:24 Juvenile Detention and First Incarceration
    08:05 Shooting by Police at 14
    12:52 Aftermath and Joining the Bloods
    15:56 Becoming a Blood: Meaning and History
    18:00 Bloods History and Set Dynamics
    21:35 Verification and Integrity in Gang Life
    23:40 Leadership and Responsibility
    25:20 Sponsor Message: Cash App Security
    28:10 Case at 17: Carjacking and Attempted Murder
    30:30 Carjacking Incident and Arrest
    33:50 Thoughts on Incarceration and Mindset
    35:15 Second Case: Gang-Related Shooting
    38:00 Aftermath of Shooting: Guilt and Fear
    40:00 On the Run and Betrayal
    43:00 Arrest and Codefendant's Betrayal
    44:30 Victim's Identity and Remorse
    47:00 Arrest and Reaction
    49:00 Thoughts on Sentence and Glorification of Prison
    51:00 Desensitization and Compassion
    52:55 Rikers Island Stories: Leroy Ebron and Fights
    55:00 The Bing and Solitary Confinement
    01:03:00 Coping Mechanisms in Solitary
    01:04:30 Plea Deal and Sentencing
    01:08:00 Programs and Education in Prison
    01:09:45 Sentencing and Victim Impact
    01:12:50 Reflections on Fair Sentence
    01:18:40 First Prison: Sing Sing
    01:23:20 Violence in Prison: First Cutting
    01:27:00 Stabbing Incident and Aftermath
    01:28:15 Fight for Sosa and Scars
    01:33:00 Prison Life and Violence
    01:36:00 Relationships and Love in Prison
    01:42:00 Cultural Adaptation and Prison Experience
    01:45:55 Reactions to News and Youth Violence
    01:49:00 Parole Denials and Spiritual Guidance
    01:51:00 Worst and Best Days in Prison
    01:55:30 Release and First Day Out
    01:58:45 Adjusting to Freedom and Dating
    02:02:00 Disappointments and Support Systems
    02:04:00 Future Plans and Life After Prison
    02:06:30 Advice to Younger Self
    02:09:10 Closing and Gratitude
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    I Was Framed for Murder at 14 — Then Spent 17 Years in Prison | John Bunn

    2026-10-13 | 2h 5 mins.
    John Bunn grew up in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, and at just 14 years old was arrested for a murder he did not commit. His case was handled by NYPD Detective Louis Scarcella, whose investigative practices would later come under intense scrutiny in numerous wrongful-conviction cases. Despite Bunn and his 17-year-old co-defendant not matching the description of the shooters, both teenagers were convicted in 1992, and John was sentenced to 7 years to life. Behind bars, he taught himself to read, earned his GED at 17, and ultimately spent years fighting to prove his innocence. After being paroled in 2006, that fight continued for another 12 years until his conviction was vacated and all charges were dismissed in 2018. In 2020, New York City settled his wrongful-conviction lawsuit for $5.9 million.
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    Hosted, Executive Produced & Edited By Ian Bick:
    https://ianbick.com/
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    Timestamps:
    00:00 Wrongfully Convicted at 14
    00:34 Growing Up in Brooklyn
    03:12 Anger and Illiteracy
    06:18 Father's Murder
    08:50 Arrest and Interrogation
    14:00 Trial and Conviction
    20:00 Sentencing and Prison
    28:00 Life After Exoneration
    38:00 The Guards and the Crime
    45:00 Mother and Family
    51:00 Stopping a Prison Assault
    56:00 Release from Prison
    01:03:00 Path to Exoneration
    01:15:00 Adjusting to Freedom
    01:28:00 Prison Life and Violence
    01:38:00 Exoneration and Lawsuits
    01:49:00 Advocacy and Public Speaking
    01:56:00 Lessons Learned
    02:03:00 Conclusion and Gratitude
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    I Was a 911 Dispatcher for 13 Years — These Are the Calls I Can Never Forget | Ricardo Martinez

    2026-10-12 | 2h 12 mins.
    Ricardo Martinez II spent 13 years as a 911 dispatcher in Michigan — answering thousands of calls from people experiencing the worst moments of their lives. In this episode of Locked In with Ian Bick, Ricardo shares the heartbreaking, bizarre, funny, and unforgettable calls that stayed with him, what it takes to remain calm during life-or-death emergencies, the mental toll of the job, and why he ultimately decided to walk away after 13 years behind the phones. 
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    Connect with Ricardo Martinez:
    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ricardomartinezii
    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rmarti23/
    Website: https://www.withinthetrenches.net/ricardom
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    Hosted, Executive Produced & Edited By Ian Bick:
    https://ianbick.com/
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    Timestamps:
    00:00 The Call That Never Left Him
    00:44 Growing Up in Small-Town Michigan
    04:21 Inspired by Rescue 911
    05:39 Pulled Over on the Way to Senior Pictures
    10:57 Hitting Rock Bottom
    12:55 A Sign from the Radio
    15:11 Moving to Frostproof, Florida
    17:12 The 911 Dispatcher Interview
    20:46 Sponsor: Cash App Security Lock
    22:34 Starting the Job That Same Night
    25:51 Harry's Three Rules
    29:00 First Big Call: The Hanging
    35:53 Visualizing Calls with Dispatch Ear
    39:15 The Call That Went South
    45:37 The Infant CPR Call
    51:31 Reaching Out to Families
    52:52 The Girl on Thin Ice
    57:30 Taking His Own Grandmother's Call
    01:07:34 The Acid Trip Caller
    01:11:56 Bomb Threats and SWAT
    01:16:55 Silly Calls: The Breathalyzer Request
    01:26:03 The Call He Can't Unhear
    01:35:09 Working on Himself
    01:41:39 From Conference to #IAm911
    01:53:52 Sounds That Transport You Back
    02:00:53 Life Lessons from 911
    02:08:27 The Yoga Call
    02:11:49 Closing Thoughts
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    I Spent 23 Years in the Secret Service — Here's What It Was Really Like | John Constantine

    2026-10-11 | 1h 52 mins.
    John Constantine spent 23 years in the United States Secret Service, including 15 years on the elite Counter Assault Team protecting four U.S. presidents and carrying out high-stakes protective operations in nearly 90 countries. He rose through leadership roles overseeing CAT operations, the Joint Operations Center, and the Dignitary Protective Division before retiring in 2025. Now, as the author of Hallways and Stairwells, John opens up about the side of the Secret Service most people never see — the pressure, ego, mental health struggles, loss of identity, transition back to normal life, and what redemption looks like after more than two decades protecting others.
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    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-constantine-754b65380 Book: https://www.amazon.com/Hallways-Stairwells-Unhealthy-Identities-Self-Worth-ebook/dp/B0H2JFPKXZ/?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_w=ua0gO&content-id=amzn1.sym.ac827e48-2948-4721-83ef-3e7648ac35cb&pf_rd_p=ac827e48-2948-4721-83ef-3e7648ac35cb&pf_rd_r=139-6322356-3953107&pd_rd_wg=cSAPW&pd_rd_r=7d5c7d02-167a-48fe-b942-c41b1596ad61 Website: https://constantineunclassified.com/
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    Hosted, Executive Produced & Edited By Ian Bick:
    https://ianbick.com/
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    Timestamps:
    00:00 Counter Assault Team Intro
    00:35 Growing Up in New Jersey
    01:54 Wrestling and Rutgers
    04:43 9/11 and Joining the Secret Service
    07:28 Choosing the Secret Service
    08:40 Secret Service Training
    12:50 First Assignment: Newark
    16:50 First Big Investigation
    21:00 Compassion in Investigations
    26:20 Interviewing Suspects
    29:50 Corruption and Two-Tier Justice
    34:00 Power, Morality, and Authority
    38:50 Corruption in Protection
    39:50 Joining the Counter Assault Team
    43:00 Life on the CAT Team
    44:50 Becoming a Real Boy
    48:00 White House and Domestic Threats
    50:30 Rising Threats in America
    52:00 Inhibitions and MK Ultra
    55:20 Psychology of Attackers
    57:30 Interagency Coordination
    01:01:00 Funny Stories from the Team
    01:03:00 The Suicide Bomber Incident
    01:05:00 Stories That Never Get Reported
    01:07:50 Butler and Real-Time Operations
    01:09:00 Overseas Threats and Counterintelligence
    01:16:20 Per Diem and Hotel Security
    01:18:20 Trusting People Overseas
    01:20:40 Most Dangerous Countries
    01:22:20 Schedules and Deployments
    01:24:00 Campaign Season Pressure
    01:26:30 Work-Life Struggle
    01:29:20 Turning It Off
    01:31:30 The Worst Part of the Job
    01:33:00 Fighting the Establishment
    01:36:30 Teaching and Innovation
    01:38:50 Leadership and Compassion
    01:41:50 The Hardest Part of Retiring
    01:44:00 Loss of Identity and Suicide
    01:46:50 Life After the Secret Service
    01:49:00 Doing It All Over Again
    01:51:50 Closing Thoughts
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    I Robbed Banks for 10 Years — Then Spent 22 in Federal Prison | Larry Barnhill

    2026-10-08 | 2h 12 mins.
    Larry Barnhill went from track star, college graduate, and event promotion executive working around famous athletes and celebrities to becoming part of Atlanta's Morning Glory Boys — a highly organized crew that carried out bank robberies for nearly a decade. After being pushed out of his corporate career, Larry started selling drugs to fund a new business before being pulled deeper into the criminal world, where millions of dollars were at stake and bank heists became a way of life. Eventually, it all came crashing down. Larry was sentenced to 26 years — 312 months — in federal prison and served more than 22 years behind bars.
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    Connect with Larry Barnhill:
    Website: https://www.larrybarnhill.com
    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/larrykbarnhill/
    Book: https://www.amazon.com/Control-Move-Dominate-Story-Morning/dp/B0FL5W2LL2/
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    Hosted, Executive Produced & Edited By Ian Bick:
    https://ianbick.com/
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    Timestamps:
    00:00 Introduction: The Bank Robber
    00:55 Larry's Childhood & Family
    06:56 Young Larry's Ambitions
    09:24 College & Early Career
    10:28 Life in Miami: Working with Celebrities
    18:24 Never Imagined Prison
    21:08 The Corporate Rejection
    28:37 The Double Life
    31:48 Entering the Bank Robbery Crew
    45:28 The Training
    50:41 The First Robbery
    01:04:55 The Payday
    01:08:11 Between Robberies
    01:12:24 Cleaning Money & Communication
    01:16:56 Close Calls
    01:20:40 The Final Robbery
    01:26:56 The Arrest
    01:34:01 The Plea Deal
    01:39:56 Prison Time
    01:49:59 Thoughts on the Prison System
    01:57:01 Deserving 26 Years
    02:00:39 A Day in Prison He'll Never Forget
    02:02:25 Release & Rebuilding
    02:08:12 What He'd Tell His Younger Self
    02:10:45 Restitution & Final Thoughts
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About Locked In with Ian Bick
Stories you won't find anywhere else, told by the people who lived them. Hosted by former federal inmate turned entrepreneur Ian Bick, Locked In with Ian Bick features raw, long-form conversations with people from every side of the criminal justice system—and the extraordinary lives that intersect with it. From former inmates and law enforcement officers to attorneys, judges, correctional professionals, investigators, victims, medical professionals, bikers, and public figures, every guest shares a firsthand perspective rarely heard anywhere else. Every episode goes beyond the headlines, exploring crime, prison, addiction, investigations, mental health, redemption, and second chances through honest conversations with the people who experienced them. If you're interested in true crime, criminal justice, prison stories, or extraordinary real-life experiences, Locked In with Ian Bick delivers stories you won't find anywhere else.
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