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Clarence "38 Flav" Robertson, sentenced to life in prison at 26, reveals a violent and turbulent 27 years behind bars, during which he stabbed 19 inmates. Robertson reflects on his prison life, describing himself as “worse than I was on the streets.” Traveling through 20 federal penitentiaries, he engaged in frequent violence, becoming notorious within the system. Robertson also navigated complex prison gang politics, uniquely aligning with both Louisiana and Crip factions. Despite his tough exterior, a near-fatal stabbing incident sparked a spiritual awakening, prompting him to rethink his path.
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