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clan has opened up about the moment he came closest to death during his 45-year jail sentence.The Aryan Brotherhood is one of the oldest white supremacist gangs in the US, participating in every possible criminal enterprise and with members responsible for a number of prison murders.After he was convicted of killing two drug dealers, Michael Thompson spent 45 years in the California Department of Corrections, and found himself rising up the Aryan Brotherhood ranks. READ MORE: New 'bloodthirsty' prison gang 'responsible' for three recent massacres behind barsWhile inside prison, Michael was involved in a number of violent incidents - estimating that he was shot a total of 22 times - but speaking to the Shaun Attwood podcast, he revealed that he had felt most threatened by guards.“For all my talk about being non-violent and deploring violence, I’ve had my share of it… Probably the closest I’ve ever come to death was at the hands of guards,” he began.Michael explained how this event unfolded, when he was working as a clerk while in prison after he had renounced his involvement with the hate group.He claimed that he had witnessed the cover-up of the murder of prisoner Preston Tate by a gang of guards, and had subsequently been targeted for snitching on the group.“So one of the worst beatings that I have ever taken, was when I was scheduled to go out to court and these guards had just been indicted, so they came in and they chained me up,” he explained.“I thought I was going out to court but I wasn’t, so once they got me chained up, they took me into a room and beat me pretty severely to the point where I actually thought I was going to die.“I think the only thing that saved my life, kind of strange, I was choking on my own

Top Gun: Maverick” and “Stranger Things” are among the films and TV that landed Location Managers Guild Awards.The 9th Annual LMGI Awards honor outstanding and creative visual contributions by location professionals in film, television and commercials from around the globe. Winners will be honored at the LMGI Awards ceremony, returning to a live in-person event on Aug.

Pat Saperstein Deputy EditorThe Palm Springs International ShortFest wrapped Sunday with juried prizes going to Estonia’s “Sierra” for Best of the Fest, South Korea’s “The Cave” for best animated short and “The Sentence of Michael Thompson” for best documentary, in both juried and audience categories. Cambodia’s “Further and Further Away” took the best live action short over 15 minutes prize and “The Right Words” from France won the best live action short 15 minutes and under category.The winners of the top awards are eligible to submit their shorts to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences for Oscar consideration.Additional prizes included:Student Animated Short●     Winner: The Seine’s Tears (France) Student Documentary Short●     Winner: La Prova (Belgium)Best Student International Short – Winner received a $500 cash prize.●     Winner: Bug (Israel),Best Student U.S.

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer on Tuesday granted clemency to four prisoners, making them immediately eligible for parole consideration, according to reports.

Liverpool Echo.At a hearing in February , Liverpool Magistrates Cour t heard how Trainer’s neighbour, Thomas Michael Thompson, had experienced “noise pollution” from his neighbour's property for a number of years.On Tuesday, December 17, 2019, a police officer attended Trainer's property after being called out for a complaint of noise by Mr Thompson.However the court heard, when the officer arrested him on suspicion of breaching a condition of a restraining order, Trainer told the officer “I like playing music at a level I enjoy.”The statement, read in court, also reported that Trainer had said he had a bad cold and “could only hear in one ear”.He also told the officer that being on steroids for a medical condition meant he couldn't wear

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