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Every Celebrity Who Is ROTTING In Prison Right Now (2026)
You might know Shannon Richardson from her small roles in shows like The Walking Dead and The Vampire Diaries. But in 2013, this Texas actress decided to write her own script, and it was a whole lot darker than anything on TV. It involved poison, the President of the United States, and a failed attempt to frame her own husband. Yeah, you heard that right.
Timestamps:
00:00 - 02:06 Shannon Richardson
02:06 - 04:13 Clifford Etienne
04:13 - 06:19 Quincy Promes
06:19 - 08:01 Harvey Weinstein
08:01 - 09:54 Tammy Sytch
09:54 - 12:08 Michael Jace
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Every Celebrity Who Is ROTTING In Prison Right Now (2026)
You might know Shannon Richardson from her small roles in shows like The Walking Dead and The Vampire Diaries. But in 2013, this Texas actress decided to write her own script, and it was a whole lot darker than anything on TV. It involved poison, the President of the United States, and a failed attempt to frame her own husband. Yeah, you heard that right.
Timestamps:
00:00 - 02:06 Shannon Richardson
02:06 - 04:13 Clifford Etienne
04:13 - 06:19 Quincy Promes
06:19 - 08:01 Harvey Weinstein
08:01 - 09:54 Tammy Sytch
09:54 - 12:08 Michael Jace
Note:
⚠ All videos are created by myself. Copying without permission is prohibited.
📚 This video is intended for educational and entertainment purposes. Content is based on documented cases and historical records. All presented data, images, and facts may not be up-to-date or in any specific order.
#TrueCrime
#BehindBars
#CelebrityNews
#CourtCases
#DarkHollywood
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00:01Shannon Richardson
00:03You might know Shannon Richardson from her small roles in shows like The Walking Dead and The Vampire Diaries.
00:09But in 2013, this Texas actress decided to write her own script, and it was a whole lot darker than
00:16anything on TV.
00:17It involved poison, the President of the United States, and a failed attempt to frame her own husband.
00:24Yeah, you heard that right.
00:27In May 2013, as her marriage to Army veteran Nathan Richardson was falling apart, Shannon decided to take matters into
00:34her own hands.
00:35She ordered castor beans online, cooked up a batch of ricin in her kitchen, and mailed three poison-laced letters.
00:44The recipients? President Barack Obama, New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, and the head of Bloomberg's gun control group.
00:52Bro, she literally tried to assassinate the President. From her kitchen.
00:59The letters were filled with anti-gun control rhetoric, designed to look like they came from a right-wing extremist.
01:05And to complete the picture, she called the police and blamed the whole thing on her estranged husband, Nathan.
01:12It was a bold move, but a stupid one.
01:16Like, what was the plan here, Shannon?
01:18The FBI quickly traced the letters back to a post office near her home.
01:23She failed a polygraph test.
01:25And in a police interview, she finally admitted to mailing the letters, though she still tried to pin the blame
01:31on her husband.
01:31It didn't work.
01:33On June 7, 2013, she was arrested.
01:37The whole time she was pregnant with her sixth child.
01:41Sixth child.
01:43In December 2013, she took a plea deal, admitting to manufacturing and possessing a biological weapon.
01:51In July 2014, she was sentenced to 18 years in federal prison.
01:56As of 2026, she's serving her time at a federal facility in Fort Worth, Texas, with a scheduled release date
02:04in 2028.
02:07Clifford Etienne.
02:09Clifford Etienne's story is a classic tale of a man who fought his way out of a dark past, only
02:14to be dragged right back in.
02:17Nicknamed the Black Rhino, Etienne was a promising heavyweight boxer who once fought Mike Tyson.
02:24But before he was a boxer, he was a convicted felon, serving 10 years for armed robbery.
02:30In prison, he discovered boxing, went 30-0, and earned an early release.
02:36For a while, it looked like he had turned his life around.
02:39A real redemption story, you know?
02:40He had a successful pro career, earning the title of Most Exciting Fighter from Ring Magazine in 2000.
02:48But his career peaked, and by 2005, things were going downhill.
02:53On August 11, 2005, in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Clifford Etienne's life imploded in a cocaine-fueled crime spree.
03:02He robbed a check-cashing business at gunpoint, carjacked a vehicle with a mother and her children inside, and then
03:10tried to shoot a police officer.
03:12All in one night.
03:15Bro, what the f**k?
03:17It was a spectacular fall from grace.
03:20The man who had shared a ring with Mike Tyson was now a desperate criminal, throwing his life away for
03:26a drug fix.
03:27In June 2006, a jury found him guilty of armed robbery, kidnapping, and attempted murder of a police officer.
03:35The judge sentenced him to 160 years in prison without the possibility of parole.
03:42A procedural error later reduced the sentence to 105 years, but the without parole part stuck.
03:49That's not a sentence.
03:51That's a death certificate with extra steps.
03:53As of 2026, Clifford Etienne is rotting in a Louisiana state prison.
03:59He'll never be a free man again.
04:01A man who had a second chance at life, a chance to be a champion, and threw it all away
04:07in a single night of drug-addled madness.
04:12Quincy Pramez
04:13Quincy Pramez is a Dutch professional soccer player, a star for Ajax, Sevilla, and Spartak Moscow.
04:20He's a guy who should be famous for his skills on the field.
04:24Instead, he's famous for leading a double life as a violent criminal and drug trafficker.
04:30For years, he thought he was untouchable, hiding out in Russia and then Dubai.
04:35As of 2026, he found out he was wrong.
04:39He's now rotting in a Dutch prison cell.
04:42Surprise, Quincy!
04:44Pramez has two major convictions.
04:46The first came in June 2023 for stabbing his cousin in the knee during a family party in 2020.
04:53He stabbed his own cousin.
04:55At a family party.
04:57Over a necklace.
04:59He was sentenced to 18 months in prison.
05:02He didn't show up for the trial.
05:04He was busy playing soccer in Moscow, thinking he was safe.
05:07But the stabbing was just the tip of the iceberg.
05:11In February 2024, he was sentenced to another six years for trafficking over 1,350 kilograms of cocaine through the
05:20port of Antwerp.
05:21That's almost 3,000 pounds of coke for my American viewers.
05:25The evidence came from encrypted messages where Pramez, using the handle Phantasma, was caught coordinating the shipments.
05:33Phantasma.
05:34This guy really thought he was in a movie.
05:37Then came Dubai.
05:39In March 2024, Pramez was arrested after a traffic incident flagged an Interpol red notice.
05:45For months, he sat in a Dubai jail, watching his soccer career crumble.
05:50In June 2025, he was finally put on a plane back to the Netherlands.
05:55The moment he landed, he was taken directly into custody.
05:59Welcome home, bro!
06:01As of 2026, Quincy Pramez is serving his combined 7.5-year sentence in a Dutch prison.
06:08No more gilded cage in Moscow.
06:11No more hiding in Dubai.
06:12Just a cell and a lot of time to think about how he threw it all away to play gangster.
06:18Harvey Weinstein.
06:20Harvey Weinstein.
06:22The name itself is synonymous with the hashtag MeToo movement.
06:26For decades, he was one of the most powerful producers in Hollywood, a kingmaker who could make or break careers.
06:32But behind the scenes, he was a predator, using his power to sexually abuse and harass women with impunity.
06:38As of 2026, he is no longer a kingmaker.
06:42He is a convicted rapist, rotting in a prison cell.
06:46Weinstein's downfall began in 2017, with explosive reports in the New York Times and the New Yorker that detailed decades
06:53of allegations against him.
06:54The floodgates opened, and the hashtag MeToo movement was born.
06:59In May 2018, he was arrested in New York.
07:02In February 2020, a Manhattan jury found him guilty of a criminal sexual act and third-degree rape.
07:09He was sentenced to 23 years in prison, but that was just the beginning.
07:13In Los Angeles, he faced another trial for rapes and sexual assaults between 2004 and 2013.
07:19In December 2022, a Los Angeles jury found him guilty on three counts, including the rape of an Italian model
07:27and actress.
07:28In February 2023, he was sentenced to another 16 years.
07:32So that's 23 plus 16.
07:35Yeah, do the math.
07:36In April 2024, the New York Court of Appeals overturned his 2020 conviction, citing procedural errors.
07:44But before you get mad, it doesn't mean he's free.
07:46He remains in a California prison, serving his 16-year sentence, while New York prosecutors decide whether to retry him.
07:54With his failing health, it's almost certain Harvey Weinstein will die in prison.
07:59Good riddance.
08:00Tammy Sitch
08:01In the 1990s, Tammy Sonny Sitch was one of the biggest stars in professional wrestling.
08:07As the manager Sonny, she was a WWE Hall of Famer, a sex symbol, and one of the most popular
08:14personalities of her era.
08:15But the years after her fame were a long, slow spiral of addiction, arrests, and self-destruction.
08:22A spiral that ended on a Florida road in March 2022, with the death of an innocent man.
08:29Sitch had a long history of DU is.
08:33And when I say long, I mean long.
08:36By 2022, her driver's license had been suspended for years.
08:40But that didn't stop her from getting behind the wheel of her Mercedes on March 25, 2022, in Ormond Beach,
08:47Florida.
08:47She was drunk.
08:49Her blood alcohol level was more than three times the legal limit.
08:54Three times.
08:56She was speeding when she slammed into the back of a Kia stopped at a red light.
09:00The driver, 75-year-old Julian LaFrancis Lasseter, was killed.
09:06A 75-year-old man, just sitting at a red light, minding his own business.
09:11In August 2023, Sitch pleaded no contest to DUI manslaughter.
09:17At her sentencing in November 2023, she cried and told the court she felt, deep in my soul, remorse.
09:25The judge wasn't moved.
09:27He pointed to her long history of drunk driving and sentenced her to 17 years in prison.
09:32And honestly, that's fair.
09:35As of 2026, Tammy Sitch is an inmate at the Lowell Correctional Institution in Ocala, Florida.
09:42The first diva of the WWE is now just another prisoner, paying the price for a lifetime of bad decisions
09:49that ended in the death of an innocent man.
09:53Michael Jace
09:54Michael Jace was an actor best known for playing Officer Julian Lowe on the hit TV show, The Shield.
10:01He played a cop on TV.
10:04A man who was supposed to uphold the law.
10:08But in real life, on a May evening in 2014, he became a cold-blooded killer.
10:15The victim?
10:17His own wife, April Jace.
10:20On May 19, 2014, in their home in the Hyde Park neighborhood of Los Angeles, Michael and April got into
10:29an argument.
10:29The marriage was strained.
10:32They had money problems.
10:33According to his later confession, Jace grabbed a handgun.
10:38He initially planned to kill himself, but then he decided to shoot his wife in the legs to make her
10:44feel pain because she was an avid runner.
10:47What?
10:48He shot her once in the back as she tried to run away, and then twice more in the legs.
10:55Their two young sons, both under 10, were in the house and heard the gunshots.
11:01Those kids heard their mother being murdered by their father.
11:06After he killed his wife, Jace called 911 and confessed.
11:11I shot my wife, he told the dispatcher.
11:14Just like that.
11:16When the police arrived, they found April dead in a hallway.
11:20At his trial in 2016, his defense argued it was a crime of passion.
11:26The jury didn't buy it.
11:28They found him guilty of second-degree murder.
11:31On June 9th, 2016, a judge sentenced Michael Jace to 40 years to life in prison.
11:39Before the sentence, he apologized to his wife's family, saying there was no justification for my actions.
11:47No shit, Michael.
11:49As of 2026, he is serving his sentence in a California state prison.
11:55He won't be eligible for parole until he's in his late 70s.
11:59An actor who played a hero on TV, but in real life, was a monster who murdered his wife in
12:06front of their children.
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