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in the United States of America some of
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the world's most notorious criminals are
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locked behind
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bars one prison in California houses one
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of the world's most depraved and
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dangerous Killers Jamie osun is sick I
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think he suffers from multipal mental
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disorders the depraved and demented
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angry little man Jamie Ozuna is the most
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dangerous person I've ever met he
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tortured his victims both inside and
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outside of prison osuna's level of
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violence and level of killing is
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sadistic his demeanor gave off the
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feeling that no matter what if he was
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able to he'd kill you without a second
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thought covered in facial tattoos his
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terrifying appearance adds to Osuna one
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of the world's most feared men in the US
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prison system Jamie Ela is referred to
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as the man with a thousand
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faces through tattoo work he's almost
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become unrecognizable therefore each
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time he gets a tattoo he becomes another
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face his eyes are all black so when you
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look into his eyes when you first see
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him doesn't feel like looking at a
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person the guards opened the door to
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step in stopping and described it as
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just feeling pure
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evil ceran state prison is in Kings
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County California houses over 3,000
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criminals corkran state prison is house
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some of the country's most notorious
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inmates Charles
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Manson The Dating killer Rodney alala
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and the Golden State killer Joseph
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D'Angelo you will get what's coming to
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you at corkran prison everything bad
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will happen to
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you it is not a prison you want to be at
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one of the most infamous inmates is
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convicted killer Jamie
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Osuna nobody is safe around Asuna it
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doesn't matter if you're his wife it
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doesn't matter if you're in his gang not
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in his gang if you're his cellmate if
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you're in a position of authority if
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you're male or you're female anyone is
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subjected to be a victim of Osuna and
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that's what makes him so incredibly
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dangerous you could feel hate radiating
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off of this person anger and
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hate I think anybody that's capable of
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doing what he did is a absolutely
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depraved violent narcissistic human that
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has no regard for human life whatsoever
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and believes he's entitled to take it at
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his own free
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will his coldblooded murders have gone
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down as being some of the most gruesome
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and brutal on record Osuna was not
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satisfied with just taking somebody's
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life it had to include torture it had to
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include sadism it had to include things
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that were going to shock other people I
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would never want to see him again face
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to face or released or ever in near
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Society or even other cellmates or
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inmates Jam oena is beyond evil if there
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was a demon incarnate I would say Jamie
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ozun is that evil does not do justice to
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Jamie
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Ozuna the town of Bakersfield lies a
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couple of hours north of Los Angeles
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it's where Jamie Osuna was
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born
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Bakersfield is the rotten core of golden
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California Bakersfield is basically a
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Cess pool of gangs violence and drugs
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anywhere you go in Bakersfield you can
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find all of those things there is no
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part of Bakersfield that is
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immune Bakersfield definitely has its
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high crime rate and the types of crimes
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are very eclectic homicide is definitely
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at the high end in terms of statistics
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in 2020 we made the top 10 of the most
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homicides per capita in the United
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States of America we have a lot of gang
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activity
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this violence was part of osuna's life
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right from the start Jimmy Osuna was the
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victim of abuse he had a very neglectful
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mother who allowed The Stepfather to
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physically abuse him uh to the point
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that sometimes he was deprived of uh
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food where the other siblings were not
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it was described that he was allowed to
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eat on the floor uh like a like a
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dog he was thrown out of a moving car
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when he was just little hanging on a
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tree not allowed to eat with the family
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slep outside in the rain I don't think
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you want to talk about
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it osuna's Psychopathic Tendencies began
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to present themselves from an early age
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he did microwave of family pet I believe
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he said he put a cat in the freezer
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also if you are capable of hurting
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animals at such a young age combined
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with everything all the other cha chaos
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and abuse that he had endured throughout
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his childhood and Adolescence probably
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fueled that anger and made it easier for
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him to then graduate onto committing
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violence towards human
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beings Osuna was first arrested at the
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age of 15 and placed into the California
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Youth Authority he spent most of his
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adolescence and early adult life in and
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out of different institutions and
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prisons he's been charged with
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everything from various narcotics
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related charges theft uh violent crime
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assault with a deadly weapon and I
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believe tipped to murder at one point he
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joined the gangs at an early age so he
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was subjected to violence at a very
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early
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age in December 2008 Osuna went to a
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party where a woman caught his
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eye I am chane do I am the ex-wife of
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Jamie
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Osuna I I met Jamie Osuna at a party my
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son was asked me permission to have a
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small party um for his high school
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friends and um I allowed it I have a
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nephew that we're only 8 years
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apart and my nephew brought a friend
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that I did not know who turned out to be
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G he was well groomed fit in with the
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other people at part part actually he
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was a handsome I would just consider a
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pleasant looking
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person things turned nasty when Osuna
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became jealous Jimmy was in the backyard
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when I was dancing with this young man
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my nephew went outside I don't know what
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he told him but Jamie came back in the
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house and grabbed a knife from a regular
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kitchen orcher block Jamie chased the
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boy he scratched the young man's chest
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not punctured or anything but scraped it
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with the knife and made a superficial
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cut the party ended the police came and
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made everyone go
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home Osuna was in prison for the attack
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but he stayed in contact with his new
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crush as they regularly wrote to each
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other shortly after his release a year
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later the couple started seeing each
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other a lot
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more when he did get out and I picked
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him up he had facial tattoos he had like
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a Joker face and a diamond that was a
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little too much for me the facial
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tattoos despite her dislike for his body
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art the couple grew
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closer he was talking to me about
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wanting to go to school for psychology
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he's into philosophy and he was quite
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educated in those areas is where I
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didn't know very much stuffff he seemed
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very intelligent so I do remember that
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conversation that I didn't feel afraid
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of him even after that
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incident the relationship deepened when
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osuna's girlfriend discovered she was
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pregnant well during that time I was
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pretty much bedbound and he was very
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good to me cleaned the whole house
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helped me with my youngest child he
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would make food for me totally pampered
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me during the
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pregnancy the couple decided to get
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married I don't want to have another
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child as a single mother you know let me
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give this guy a chance the wedding was
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probably a happy a really happy day for
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us and um just the way he took care of
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me later on during the pregnancy when I
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was sick was it was it was nice I felt
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comfortable and taken care of but the
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honeymoon period didn't last as Osuna
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became increasingly
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abusive seemed like any man to look at
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me even pregnant he thought men were
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checking me out and I was like I don't I
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don't notice it like I I feel terrible I
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look overweight but he always thought I
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was
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cheating late in my pregnancy I don't
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remember even what the argument started
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about it wasn't even
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serious but he pushed me and I was quite
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heavy and I fell over and I broke a rib
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and I went to the
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ER USA's wife was treated in hospital
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and the baby was fine Osuna however went
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back into prison briefly for the attack
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on his wife when he got out a
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restraining order was placed on him
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which meant his wife gave birth to their
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son without him Jamie was very angry at
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me and everyone that he couldn't see the
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baby born cuz he was super into being a
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dad they tried working things out for
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the sake of their newborn so the
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restraining order was LIF Ed and Asuna
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went to anger management classes as part
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of his
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Rehabilitation asuna's wife's son from a
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previous relationship made up their
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family of four but it wasn't happy
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families for long I started to notice
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him acting like really strange at home
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and come to find out he started doing
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math as soon as he started using the
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methamphetamines he became increasingly
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paranoid and angry that's when he would
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choke me until I felt
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unconscious Mr usuna started engaging in
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heavy drug use at a very early
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age it's going to teach him that he
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needs to numb himself and constantly be
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high in order to deal with who he is as
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a person in order to deal with the world
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in order to deal with any kind of
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relationships it also helps to
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facilitate somebody's rage and have them
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engage in violent
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acts the mental was much worse than the
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physical horrible mental AB controlling
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manipulative
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gaslighting if he can engage in that
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with a woman he supposedly
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loves it's going to make it a lot easier
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for him to engage in violence towards
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anybody else that he comes across
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with things came to a head when Osuna
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turned his violent behavior on his
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wife's other son pushing him off a bed
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and onto the floor she decided enough
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was enough and kicked him out of the
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house they were
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sharing once I got rid of him would
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continuously call me on the phone
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threatening me and threatening me
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talking about he's going to kill me he's
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going to do this just constant like 30
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40 texts a day 10 15 calls just constant
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harassment but is very horrible during
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the time even talking about it now it's
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it brings back a lot of bad memories I
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didn't hear from him for a few days like
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either he got arrested I I didn't know
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but I just felt a little bit
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relieved osuna's wife managed to break
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free but another woman would not be so
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lucky as his violence
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escalated it's incredibly sadistically
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horrible it's hard to believe that
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anybody could be capable of inflicting
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such pain on another human
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being
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24-year-old Jamie Osuna had been in and
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out of prison for numerous crimes since
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the age of 15 he also had a track record
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of domestic
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violence his next felony would be a lot
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more
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brutal the El Morocco Motel was in one
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of the many bad areas of town and for
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Bakersfield that's saying something it
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was a dirty dingy Motel mainly used by
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uh prostitutes and drug
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addicts one of the residents at the
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motel was 36-year-old IET Pena IET Pena
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was living here for approximately 3
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months she had a very difficult time as
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a child and suffered some really really
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significant abuse which led into as it
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commonly does an illicit drug problem
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she had engage in the acts of
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prostitution to likely gain the funds
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that she needed to support her habit and
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she had six
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children on the night of November 8th
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2011 Jamie Osuna was with IET Peña in
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her motel room she wouldn't come out
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alive it appears she suffered uh some
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major blows to the back of her
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head at that point she was essentially
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tortured by being stabbed multiple times
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in the back with multiple stabbing
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instruments she also had ligatures
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around her neck uh panty hose and a
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green corduroy type of material was used
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to essentially
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suffocator there's also information that
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Jamie OA used a large metal pull shoved
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in her mouth and uh down her uh her her
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throat the first thing Osuna did after
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Savage murdering event was to make a
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threatening call to his estranged wife
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he's like watch the news I killed a
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woman at the AL Morocco and he said it
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like real
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monotone and he said you're next you're
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next she reminded me of you now I know I
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could kill
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you I firmly believe that had his wife
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not left him he probably would have
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ultimately killed
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her so she contacted the current County
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Sheriff's Office and she asked them if
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anybody had been assaulted hurt murdered
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at the El Morocco Hotel because her
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aranged husband contacts her saying
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that's exactly what had
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happened the officer didn't take her
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call seriously and dismissed
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it it would be 5 days before IET Pena's
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body was discovered on November 13th an
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exterminator come in check in the hotel
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room and find her I open the newspaper
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and they say woman found dead at the AL
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marocco Hotel you know anyone with
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information and I'm like what I just
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called about so I called the sheriff
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department oh they picked me up within 5
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minutes and interrogated me for like 10
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12
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hours IET Pena's body had been found
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with 57 stab
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wounds she was discovered that the CRI
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seeing posed on her knees with her shins
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on the ground with her buttocks raised
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in the air with her arms out in front of
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her additionally she had three knives
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that were impelled in her back plus a
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large pair of
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scissors and there was evidence to and
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we know now that she was also assaulted
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or stabbed uh several times in the
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vagina the path ologist who examined her
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body gave not one but three causes of
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death blunt force trauma to the head
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aixia and forced sharp
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objects I haven't began to process that
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she's been
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murder I that there's somebody out
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there the speculation is that he was
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likely a prostitution customer however
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it is unclear as to the motive
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Asuna quickly became the prime suspect
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while he was on the run fear spread
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through the
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community there was significant coverage
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of the case with Jam Osuna because the
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violent torturous nature and the
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sadistic manner in which he carried it
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out it brought up a lot of emotions in
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the community and people were really
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emotional and they were upset and
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shocked by it every time you turned on
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the news whether it be 6:00 in the
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morning noon 8: at night 12 at night it
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was impossible to miss hearing about a
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story Jamie during this whole time was
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continually calling me threaten me um
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you know a snitch he's going to kill me
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next um he killed her because we
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resembled each
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other since his wife had managed to get
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away and he couldn't commit violence
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against her anymore he turned to this
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poor innocent woman and took out his
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rage towards his wife towards the world
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himself on this innocent
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woman on November 18th 5 days after the
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discovery of iet's body police managed
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to track Asuna
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down ultimately jamuna was caught at a
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relative's house in the central
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Bakersfield area that information was
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developed by the police department that
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indicated that he was probably being
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hidden there by relatives so they
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authored a warrant and they effectively
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use the swap team to execute that
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warrant for his arrest because he had
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made threats through his wife to say
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that he had explosives he specifically
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said that he had bombs and that he was
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going to low anybody up that attempted
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to place him under
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arrest after a
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standoff he was arrested and he didn't
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have a grenade he was just saying that
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he ultimately just gave
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up usuna was taken to the local jail the
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lero pre-trial facility he would be held
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here until a future trial date was set
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for the murder of Viet
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P I am Ethan Wy and I was in Laro prison
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along with Jamie
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Ozuna the lero pre-trial facility is
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their highest security facility which
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means that they have two man cells only
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with locking doors that are
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automatically locked and unlocked
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it is the highest security facility that
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you can get to in the county jail
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facility in Kern
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County when I was a correctional off
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County Sheriff's Office I spent the
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majority of my time at the Lal pre-a
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facility Jamie osuno was in Leo for an
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extended period of time his first stop
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was in COD unit 3 which is designated as
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a psychiatric unit c pod is definitely
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the most secure pod and also by far for
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correctional officers most dangerous pod
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to
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work the type of inmates that are housed
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at the lero pre-trial facility are the
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worst of the worst The Killers rapists
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Thugs and robbers that just can't house
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anywhere else were the ones that you
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have to worry about we're not the ones
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who made a simple
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mistake my first few days at Laro I felt
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like it was the end there was no Escape
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it's Terror Darkness there's nothing no
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hope asuna's wife visited him several
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times at lero to try and get some
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closure on why he murdered
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IET he was telling me that he stayed
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with her until she started to decompose
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and smell that he did state to me that
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he was having sex with her body and
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still using methamphetamine in the room
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and the only reason he left is because
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she started the smell from the
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decomposer when Osuna stated that he
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finds pleasure in killing that's not
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surprising and that he finds it more of
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a high in sex or more of a high in drugs
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it takes an
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extreme person extreme amount of
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adrenaline for somebody to engage in
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Murder for Osuna that was not a problem
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for him and he did did it more than one
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time I noticed that he started to look
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different he had more tattoos he started
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to look scarier he had lost weight he
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admitted he was cutting himself as I saw
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very many scars large scars on his
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forearm of course it was shocking to me
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but I didn't really feel afraid because
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it's through plexiglass and he's
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handcuffed I didn't feel like he could
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harm me but it was alarming his
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appearance was changing very
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quickly usuna then made a shocking
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statement to his estranged
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partner Jamie proceeded to tell me that
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he really wanted to kill me but he
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couldn't because he would think of our
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son when he was choking
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me and that I asked him what did you do
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to her and he didn't verbally say it but
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he motioned with his hand around the
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neck
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in January 2012 24-year-old Jamie Osuna
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was in prison charged with the murder of
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IET Pena while waiting for a trial date
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he attempted to kill for a second
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time he was involved in an altercation
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with an inmate over being too loud Jamie
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soon armed himself with a shank known as
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a tomaha
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a tomahawk weapon is the inmates get
00:24:02
razors to shave their face and they will
00:24:05
get I've seen up to four four razors
00:24:09
attached to a toothbrush they will melt
00:24:11
it into the toothbrush and tie it so
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when they hit you in the face or the
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neck it's going to fet you right
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open Jamie Asuna throws a punch at the
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other individual who's much larger than
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uh Jamie the responded by blocking the
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punch and striking Jamie several times
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knocking uh him to the ground at which
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point the inmate felt something feel wet
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and realized that he was bleeding
00:24:36
profusely from his chest face and
00:24:41
neck the victim had five lacerations on
00:24:44
his face neck and chest which altogether
00:24:48
needed 67 stitches to close up this
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wasn't just a jail house brawl he wanted
00:24:53
to make a point you don't do that to
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somebody unless you're trying to uh take
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their life which tells me a lot about
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Jamie Asuna that he is a sick psychotic
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person that suffers from multiple mental
00:25:05
conditions and uh he should be nowhere
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around
00:25:12
anybody although in prison Osuna
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remained in contact with his estranged
00:25:18
wife I asked him why are you doing this
00:25:20
to yourself just accept it do your
00:25:23
punishment and he said he was doing it
00:25:26
to delay his trial because he didn't
00:25:28
feel safe going to the prison system
00:25:30
because of what he did to IET
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P even in prison they do have their own
00:25:37
ethical code and they do have their own
00:25:39
rules and violence against children is
00:25:42
at the absolute bottom level violence
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against women is a close second you're
00:25:45
in prison and you're scared for your
00:25:47
life the idea behind that is you chose
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to engage in this Behavior you chose to
00:25:51
engage in this crime and so now you have
00:25:53
to deal with the
00:25:55
consequences but Osuna did not appear to
00:25:58
fear anything or anyone the fact that he
00:26:02
was engaging in such horrific dangerous
00:26:06
crimes that really points to psychopathy
00:26:09
and antisocial personality disorder
00:26:11
really the core of the reason osuno was
00:26:15
engaging in so much egregious violence
00:26:17
was because he was a
00:26:22
psychopath with so much Spare Time on
00:26:25
his hands Osuna started to show an
00:26:27
interest and engage age in satanic
00:26:30
Behavior he had a pentagram that he drew
00:26:33
on the cell floor and he had pictures
00:26:37
crime scene photographs of IET paa which
00:26:40
he laid around the pentagram graphic he
00:26:45
used those as trophies and he said
00:26:47
something similar to The Gang
00:26:49
coordinator like because now the [ __ ]
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can worship her God which he thinks
00:26:55
that's what he
00:26:56
is he had a huge ego and a pathological
00:27:01
need for stimulation so keeping these
00:27:03
trophies so to speak definitely helped
00:27:05
him achieve those
00:27:07
goals fellow inmate Ethan Wy had a job
00:27:11
in the facility handing out and
00:27:12
collecting meal trays he remembers the
00:27:15
time he accompanied a guard to Jaime's
00:27:18
cell and discovered the satanic symbols
00:27:21
and pentagrams with it the guards opened
00:27:24
the door to step in and I remember my
00:27:27
boss taking one step in and stopping and
00:27:30
she described it as just feeling Pure
00:27:35
Evil by stepping into that
00:27:37
cell and she had said that she's been in
00:27:40
that cell before didn't feel anything
00:27:42
like that but after she put those
00:27:45
markings up there she took one step into
00:27:47
that cell and backed
00:27:50
off he was allowed to keep them up until
00:27:53
they were able to prove that they were
00:27:55
blood which then became a health issue
00:27:58
so they were able to take them
00:28:00
down because of osuna's worrying
00:28:03
Behavior he was deemed a risk to both
00:28:06
inmates and staff he was transferred to
00:28:10
the max medium unit housing that offered
00:28:13
a higher level of prisoner security
00:28:16
they're not allowed into the day room
00:28:17
amongst each other and have direct
00:28:19
contact they're locked behind their
00:28:20
cells individually single cell for 23
00:28:23
hours a day there's never any actual
00:28:26
direct contact physically between
00:28:27
inmates
00:28:30
these cells themselves are Bleak and
00:28:35
terrible in every way it is a cement
00:28:39
bench with fake
00:28:42
leather plastic sheet filled with cotton
00:28:46
rags and that's your bed it is about 2
00:28:50
in thick and very lumpy and that's all
00:28:55
that you have in those cells other than
00:28:57
your toilet in SN
00:29:00
combination Osuna took a perverse
00:29:02
Delight in trying to rile up the staff
00:29:05
he always always always did whatever he
00:29:09
could to have fun with the correctional
00:29:12
staff and the guards he'd flood his cell
00:29:15
at least once a week maybe twice a week
00:29:17
just for and Giggles he also had killed
00:29:20
a mouse and he pilled the skin off of
00:29:23
the mouse or most of the skin just to
00:29:25
the point to where it was thin enough to
00:29:27
where he could maintain the skeletal
00:29:29
structure and he posed the uh Mouse on
00:29:33
its uh back feet and left it there for
00:29:40
months as part of his job Ethan
00:29:43
eventually came into regular
00:29:45
face-to-face contact with Osuna my first
00:29:48
encounter with Jamie Osuna at lero was
00:29:51
just day like any other you know handing
00:29:54
out trays and then come to OA cell and
00:29:57
he's just standing at the window not
00:29:59
smiling stood there and stared not at me
00:30:01
not the guards just stared he looked
00:30:05
intimidating in a different manner than
00:30:09
most people are intimidating it was
00:30:12
something about his presence that you
00:30:13
could
00:30:16
feel since moving into the max medium
00:30:19
facility his wife stopped all contct
00:30:22
with him but that didn't stop Osuna
00:30:25
reaching out to her dur during Jam's
00:30:29
incarceration at Laro jail he was still
00:30:32
awaiting trial he would send letters to
00:30:35
me um three that stood out that I can
00:30:38
remember are a body sheet ofet pus crime
00:30:42
scene with blood on it he sent me
00:30:47
pentagrams about my mother rotting in
00:30:50
hell and he also sent me one with a dead
00:30:53
rat in it I never opened the entire
00:30:56
content of the letter
00:30:59
when he wrote a letter to his wife he
00:31:01
threatened her and put a spell on her
00:31:04
which I reviewed myself because
00:31:05
apparently he's a self-proclaimed devil
00:31:08
worshipper and he made some very severe
00:31:11
statements to her in terms of how her
00:31:13
skin would be eaten off of her body
00:31:15
for
00:31:17
eternity Osuna had taken his Satanism to
00:31:21
the next level with the addition of even
00:31:24
more facial tattoos jamuna has has
00:31:28
received the majority of his facial
00:31:30
tattoos while in custody that actually
00:31:32
is common in the gel culture they're
00:31:35
able to construct what they call
00:31:37
tattooed guns the easiest way is getting
00:31:41
a staple or a paper clip of some sort
00:31:45
getting it straight and then getting a
00:31:48
hard object to hammer a point into it
00:31:51
with you cut a small slit into a pencil
00:31:55
shove it in as best you can and then
00:31:57
wrap that with string and that is your
00:32:00
pick or basically a handheld tattoo gun
00:32:04
then to get the ink to melt like checker
00:32:06
pieces and they'll heat it up get the
00:32:08
soot make the ink attach it to the motor
00:32:11
and now you have everything you need to
00:32:13
make a
00:32:15
tattoo if you look at Osuna he was very
00:32:18
attention seeking he was there for the
00:32:20
shock Factor he wanted others to give
00:32:22
him credit for his crime he wanted to be
00:32:25
the most outlandish his ego was huge he
00:32:27
want wanted to be the most violent most
00:32:30
notably the pentagram the sign of the
00:32:32
devil center of his forehead and also
00:32:35
has a smile tattooed on each corner of
00:32:38
his lips uh consistent with that of the
00:32:40
Joker character in the Batman
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comics and underneath that tattoo is
00:32:50
just a
00:32:52
scared kid that he likes to say is
00:32:56
hidden behind a man with a Thousand
00:32:59
Faces James has one face it's a coward's
00:33:02
face but it's not a thousand faces
00:33:04
that's just a Persona character that
00:33:06
he's created in his own mind to feel
00:33:11
adequate Osuna spent over five years at
00:33:14
lero awaiting trial an unusual amount of
00:33:18
time to have to
00:33:20
wait then in March 2017 he was finally
00:33:24
given a date for the trial Osuna was
00:33:27
leading not guilty to the murder of IET
00:33:30
Pena Jamie Osuna a few days before he
00:33:33
was scheduled to start jury trial
00:33:35
decided to make a deal he changed his
00:33:37
plea of guilty as long as the
00:33:39
prosecution took the death penalty
00:33:40
ironically off the table for Osuna it
00:33:43
probably didn't make a difference
00:33:45
whether he pled guilty or not this was
00:33:47
probably him messing with the judicial
00:33:50
system finding another way to exert
00:33:52
control finding another way to inflict
00:33:54
pain on IET penna's family on the
00:33:57
judicial system on his own family it
00:34:00
doesn't sound like this had anything to
00:34:02
do with remorse or pleading guilty
00:34:04
because he felt remorse it had more to
00:34:06
do with just making sure that he was in
00:34:07
control of everything at all
00:34:11
times during the sentencing hearing some
00:34:14
of Viet Pena's family members gave
00:34:16
Victim Impact statements including her
00:34:19
sister
00:34:20
Danielle he was mocking her by Rolling
00:34:23
his eyes yawning and he would use his
00:34:26
hand gesture kind of like in that uh
00:34:28
open up and down while she was talking
00:34:30
about her sister and her life and what
00:34:32
he's done in sort of like a blah blah
00:34:34
blah he did that throughout pretty much
00:34:35
the entire process and then when the
00:34:38
judge sentenced him he
00:34:40
smiled and made a mockery out of the
00:34:45
court I felt very guilty for her and I
00:34:48
felt very bad for her family because she
00:34:51
was just chosen because he had told me
00:34:54
Jamie told me that she resembled me and
00:34:57
reminded him of
00:35:04
me on May 15
00:35:07
2017 Osuna was sentenced to life without
00:35:11
parole meaning he'd spend the rest of
00:35:13
his life Behind Bars he's demonic he's
00:35:17
all these things but yet when he has a
00:35:19
chance to show the world what he does he
00:35:21
took a deal cuz he didn't want to die
00:35:24
that's what it was no sympathy for the
00:35:26
family he has no sympathy he's
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00:35:33
afraid when Jamie was finally convicted
00:35:36
of evit's murder and I found out that he
00:35:39
got life without parole I felt a lot
00:35:43
better I began healing from the PTSD
00:35:47
with therapy and I just felt it was
00:35:49
worth going through everything I had to
00:35:52
in order for Jamie to not be able to do
00:35:54
this again and that I was telling the
00:35:56
truth
00:36:01
but Osuna wasn't done yet his next crime
00:36:04
was one of the most gruesome and
00:36:06
shocking murders ever committed in
00:36:08
prison he was in his cell all night long
00:36:11
and he had the the window boarded up so
00:36:14
the officers were not able to look
00:36:16
inside by the time they realized in the
00:36:18
morning that something was wrong and
00:36:19
they opened the
00:36:20
door there was blood all over the
00:36:26
cell
00:36:33
in May 2017 Jamie Osuna was sentenced to
00:36:38
life without parole for the murder of
00:36:40
IET
00:36:43
paa he was moved to Karan State
00:36:47
Prison one of the most dangerous in the
00:36:49
state of
00:36:52
California corkran had a reputation for
00:36:55
years of being a very very I guess you
00:36:57
would say just hard prison housing some
00:37:00
of the country's most notorious Killers
00:37:02
going back for years and years and years
00:37:05
all you hear about corkran are bad
00:37:07
things nothing ever happens like it's
00:37:10
supposed
00:37:11
to the sights and the sounds that I
00:37:14
associate with working inside a
00:37:15
California prison is a feeling of
00:37:19
Despair the smell is that of body odor
00:37:24
sweat blood at times chemical agents
00:37:28
pepper
00:37:31
spray Osuna was placed here with the
00:37:34
highest level of security called the
00:37:36
shoe he wasn't allowed any contact with
00:37:39
other
00:37:41
inmates Ethan was also transferred to
00:37:44
Karin in the same year I endered up at
00:37:47
Quran prison after I took a deal and
00:37:51
pled no contest to voluntary
00:37:53
manslaughter in October of 2017
00:37:58
I felt absolutely terrified prison is
00:38:01
one of the most dangerous places I can
00:38:04
imagine prison is definitely the most
00:38:07
dangerous place I have ever
00:38:11
been Osuna had been in ceran prison for
00:38:14
almost 2 years when he got a new
00:38:16
cellmate 44-year-old Luis Romero Luis
00:38:21
Romero was a convicted murderer that was
00:38:23
ultimately sent to Corker in prison
00:38:25
serving a 27-year sentence and he was uh
00:38:28
close to being paroled Osuna took
00:38:32
immediate offense to sharing a cell with
00:38:34
him and did the thing he did best Jamie
00:38:38
osuna's attack on his cellmate was
00:38:40
beyond the worst imaginable crime any of
00:38:43
us could have ever thought of or
00:38:47
considered and within less than 24 hours
00:38:50
of being housed together Osuna did not
00:38:53
just murder him he reportedly gauged his
00:38:56
eyes out removed his lung chopped off
00:39:00
his fingers while he was alive and then
00:39:02
subsequently decapitated
00:39:07
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00:39:08
him he took out pieces of his intestines
00:39:12
and hung them from uh the light fixture
00:39:15
you could see them hanging and the
00:39:17
investigators even found a sandwich
00:39:20
sitting inside of a bowl on his desk
00:39:23
that had human remains in
00:39:25
there half eaten
00:39:29
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00:39:32
he uses luo's blood to write different
00:39:36
statements on the prison
00:39:39
wall and one of the statements he writes
00:39:42
is I'm a
00:39:43
man of a thousand faces what appears to
00:39:47
be hanging around jamuna's neck when
00:39:48
he's removed from the cell appears to be
00:39:50
body parts or organs had he made into a
00:39:52
makeshift necklace again I'm not a
00:39:54
doctor but looks like possibly the
00:39:57
intestine of Mr
00:39:59
rero adding to the savagery of the
00:40:02
murder was the fact that Osuna had
00:40:04
managed to do this with just a small
00:40:07
razor to mutilate that body to cut
00:40:11
through
00:40:12
bone at all is horribly difficult but to
00:40:17
use a small
00:40:18
razor should do that to inflict that
00:40:21
level of damage to a human body is
00:40:24
beyond my
00:40:26
uh
00:40:30
understanding Ethan remembers the day
00:40:32
when Lewis Romero's body was
00:40:35
discovered the entire day goes by with
00:40:38
no word of anything everybody's locked
00:40:40
down and you see that they're sending
00:40:44
the workers home people that help the
00:40:46
prison run that means that something
00:40:48
very very bad
00:40:50
happened the rumors keep spreading keep
00:40:53
spreading and I want to say it was like
00:40:57
the third or fourth day we hear that
00:41:00
somebody named Ozuna at Old corkran had
00:41:04
killed their
00:41:07
Cate the body was discovered in osuna's
00:41:10
cell the following day the brutality of
00:41:13
his attack was plain to see for somebody
00:41:17
to cut up a
00:41:20
body and desecrate it in that way and
00:41:24
eat pieces of somebody
00:41:29
there's no imagining that no no sane
00:41:32
person could imagine doing something
00:41:33
like
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00:41:39
that I mean it was shocking and
00:41:42
disgusting and embarrassing but it
00:41:45
wasn't
00:41:47
surprising the brutality of this crime
00:41:50
is almost on
00:41:52
paralleled I've been a police officer
00:41:54
for 28 years retired now and I've seen
00:41:57
some horrible things but I have never
00:42:00
seen anybody do that and that's
00:42:03
something even looking at the pictures
00:42:06
you're never going to onse I'd recommend
00:42:09
people to not look at
00:42:12
those they are
00:42:15
absolutely
00:42:17
horrifying I think there's a shock
00:42:19
factor I want to be the worst I want to
00:42:22
be the most egregious I want people to
00:42:24
remember me it's a way to be
00:42:26
commemorated as the most violent
00:42:28
criminal in the
00:42:35
world in
00:42:37
2021 Osuna was found incompetent to
00:42:40
stand trial for Lewis Romero's murder
00:42:42
due to his mental state and criminal
00:42:45
proceedings were suspended psychiatrists
00:42:48
determined he had been restored to
00:42:50
competency and proceedings were
00:42:52
reinstated these proceedings were still
00:42:54
ongoing in 2023 Osuna is pleading not
00:42:57
guilty he is absolutely unequivocally
00:43:02
unparal a highly dangerous human that in
00:43:06
my opinion will kill again given the
00:43:09
first opportunity being around Jam Ozuna
00:43:13
you can't let your guard down you know
00:43:15
you feel it inside you that if you let
00:43:18
your guard down around this person he's
00:43:20
going to do something it's the kind of
00:43:22
person you would never turn your back on
00:43:24
at any
00:43:26
time some people cannot be
00:43:32
rehabilitated I don't think he's a
00:43:34
person at all I think he's a monster
00:43:35
evil the way he conducts himself against
00:43:37
fellow inmates and staff members
00:43:41
is extremely violent extremely deranged
00:43:45
I would say he's
00:43:46
deranged you can't have someone like
00:43:49
Jamie Auda and general population
00:43:52
because he's a coldblooded calculated
00:43:54
killer self-proclaimed devil worshipper
00:43:57
who mutilates bodies clearly stated on
00:43:59
more than one occasion that have given
00:44:01
the opportunity and if he feels like it
00:44:04
he will just simply take life to take
00:44:07
life he's never going to stop he's
00:44:10
always going to continue to kill at
00:44:11
every possible chance that he
00:44:14
gets for the One Survivor in his story
00:44:17
his now ex-wife life has changed for the
00:44:20
better I think Jamie being a part of my
00:44:23
past will always be there but it doesn't
00:44:26
affect my day-to-day living at this
00:44:29
time I'm just very glad that he's no
00:44:31
longer in my life and that I survive
00:44:35
just knowing Jamie
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Osuna
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