Javier “Panama” Card on Getting Sentenced to 113 Years in Prison for 2 Murders at Age 27 (Part 13)
February 25, 2026
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At just 27 years old, Javier “Panama” Card was sentenced to a staggering 113 years in prison for two murders, receiving 88 years in one case and an additional 26 years for another in New York, to be served consecutively. During a recent interview, Card reflected on the immense weight of a life behind bars at such a young age, describing initial feelings of numbness, anxiety, and uncertainty. However, he soon resolved not to give in, inspired by fellow inmate Frank Matthews, who advised him to apply himself and fight the system relentlessly.
Card revealed he was once offered a cooperation deal involving witness protection if he revealed information on major players and drug routes, but he declined, choosing to face his charges head-on. His story sheds light on the harsh realities of the justice system and the resilience required to survive decades in prison.
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