Banky Pound on Serving 33 Years of 2x Life Sentence, Racist Cellmate, Jail Couples (Full Interview)

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Published 2022-11-27
In this full-length interview, Banky Pound reflects back on growing up in places like Washington, D.C., and Newport News in Virginia. He also touches on getting introduced to crime by robbing pimps in the area and fathering a daughter at the age of sixteen before he had his son two years later. From there, he revisits an incident in 1987 when someone was murdered during a robbery attempt that he was a part of. The occurrence resulted in him being linked to a string of robberies and sentenced to 97 years in prison (because of the newly implemented three-strikes law) after his friend testified against him in court. As the conversation moves along, he dishes on some of his most intense moments behind bars, such as a prison fight that resulted in a stabbing where he nearly killed a fellow inmate. Moving along, he talks about some of the most interesting characters that he shared a prison cell with during his stint behind bars before talking about the first time he became eligible for parole in 2007. This prompts him to talk about the politics involved with parole cases. Lastly, Banky Pound talks about experiencing PTSD once he finally got out of prison and the hurdles that he's faced trying to get used to being out.

All Comments (21)
  • @douglasredd2227
    Much respect to this man. He did his time and came out with a positive attitude. Plus he's an engaging type of brother who people will want to be around. Wishing him much success.
  • @YSO332
    Everything he's speaking on is facts I've done 3 bids in In Virginia systems...My longest bids was 21 yrs on 40 ...From 1991 to 2012 ...I got turned down for parole 13 times by the parole board....I mandatored out ( Maxed Out) with 16 years was left on the gate....until 2017 ...Thank God I made it 🙏...I caught 26 months in 2018 ...Came home graduated from Technical College as Wind Turbine and Renewable Energy Technician / Off shore credentials!...Welcome Home Banky..We will connect I'll be on that side of the tunnel on a regular basis!...
  • @1w.827
    Banky pound his channel is straight fire 33 years of prison stories show him some love
  • I'm glad this brotha was able to make it back home and overcome being institutionalized after surviving hell on earth...Salute to Banky Pound 💯
  • So articulate..Banky didn't even use one curse word. He's a great story teller! Great interview!
  • @Foreign_Royal
    This was literally like watching a movie 🎥 in the physical lol 😂 Thanks for not interrupting your guest Vlad!
  • He is one of the very few that I believe his prison story, some of these guys be straight cappin😂😂😂
  • This brother came home from 30 years and came all the way up to being on Vlad. Love to see it.
  • @damilitantone
    The other side of the story is that when I was growing up in DC, prison was not an option. I'm a little older than Banky and my friends and I had to go to school, graduate, go to college, get a job, or go into the military, period. The mindset changed with the youngsters growing up in the 1980s. Glad he has turned things around.
  • I've never sat and listened to an entire interview. I gotta say this guy is going places. Much continued success to this brother.
  • @omgitzhaze
    You're doing your thing brother, keep telling your stories so the youth can stray away from this madness✌️🏾
  • This man is absolutely charismatic and after all that time in prison he came out a good man with such strength, humility and kindness.
  • @calithymes
    This brother is a real 1. I saw him 2 yrs ago and was truly moved by his story
  • @lemonlime1192
    Love seeing him on this platform. I organically found him on YT some time ago, so glad he’s elevating.
  • @Voice_0f_Freedom
    Thanks for showing Banky Love! It's crazy this video didn't get more likes or views though but I know Banky accepts his roses however they come. Much respect Banky!
  • This is probably THE BEST VLAD interview I've seen yet. Respect for just listening. RESPECT TO YOU AS WELL MR BANKY SIR.
  • @yung_0048
    This is one of the best interviews I seen so far