10 Most Dangerous Gangsters in California’s Corcoran Prison Inside Corcoran Prison

EXPOSED: The shocking true story of how California's most dangerous gangsters became unlikely heroes in the biggest prison corruption scandal in state history. This is what really happens inside Corcoran State Prison.
What you'll discover in this explosive investigation:

The mysterious deaths of 10 of California's most powerful prison gangsters
How a corrections lieutenant uncovered a $2 billion fraud scheme
The corruption network that reached the governor's office
Why dangerous criminals risked everything to expose the truth
The systematic exploitation turning inmates into profit centers
How old-school gangsters fought corporate corruption from behind bars

This deep-dive documentary reveals the untold story of Corcoran State Prison, where a routine murder investigation uncovered institutional corruption so massive it changed California's entire corrections system forever. From Mexican Mafia shot-callers to Black Guerrilla Family legends, these ten men became witnesses in a case that exposed how prisons became profit machines at the expense of human dignity.
This investigation uncovers:

Systematic fraud in privatized prison systems
How pharmaceutical companies exploited inmate healthcare
Ghost prisoners generating millions in fraudulent revenue
Construction contracts paid but never completed
Medical billing for treatments that never happened
The alliance between criminals and FBI to expose corruption
A warden's $3 million offshore accounts from prison fraud

If you're interested in true crime, prison documentaries, government corruption, whistleblower stories, criminal justice reform, FBI investigations, or institutional accountability, this story will change how you see the American prison system.
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