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Start free trial →The Prison Show · Social Issues · October 2026
Watson is offering condolences to families of people who died in jails in California and Houston. He notes some of them were awaiting trial and had never been convicted.
Yeah. Just pay the bills. That's all we want. That's all. And all we want right now is Chivas Watson on the air. So let's throw him on the air right now. Hey, Chevas.
Tossed him right out there.
…go to every family that has lost someone within America's cultural systems, especially those mourning deaths connected to Santa Rita Jail in Dublin, California, and the infamous Harris County Jail in Houston behind every death in custody. Statistic is someone's child, parents, spouse, or friend. Some were awaiting trial. Some had never been convicted, but all deserved humane treatment. When the government takes someone's life into custody, it assumes the responsibility for their safety. Incarceration should never become a death sentence through neglect. And no family should ever have to beg for transparency about how their loved one died behind government control walls. I remember Julian Denner murdered by Bear County sheriff's officers. Their lives deserve more than statistics. Their families deserve answers. And tonight we remember Botham Jean. Former Dallas police officer Amber Gaga was released on parole October 16th after serving approximately seven years for murdering Botham inside of his own apartment. Gaga maintains that she mistakenly believed that she…
Thank you, Chevez. Have a great evening. He's gone. Okay. You want to get to Abe? You
come to KPFT 90.1 FM because you know Houston needs community media that speaks for everyone, including those behind the walls. Every Friday night from 9 to 11 p.m. Central Time, the prison show provides hope, information, and connection for families and for thousands listening inside. For 46…
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