Guillermo Eiland Shares His Prison Story in TV Program FRESH OUT: LIFE AFTER THE PENITENTIARY

by William Klein Expert in Internet Marketing..

(December 08, 2017) - Charged with manslaughter, Guillermo Big Caz Eiland served in prison for 4 years 10 months and got his release in 1996. This week, he will share his story on Fresh Out: Life after the Penitentiary, the popular YouTube web series that focuses on ex-convicts and what their post-prison life is like.

This reality show focuses on prison life and struggles as well as rehabilitation. The rate of incarceration in America is the highest on the planet. 2 out of every 3 ex-convicts go back to a life of crime and land up again in prison. Life after serving time in penitentiary and the disdain of society for ex-convicts makes it challenging for them to rehabilitate themselves in the society. While some are able to lead a normal life, some do not.

In the show, Big Caz will narrate how his life changed from being one of the most infamous drug dealers in LA to becoming the executive producer of Mo’ Thugs Records. He will share his experiences about rehabilitating himself and leading a respectable life, after being an infamous street felon. Under his supervision, Big Caz helped the American hip hop band Mo Thugs release 4 studio albums including Family Scriptures (1996), Chapter II: Family Reunion (1998), Mo Thugs III: The Mothership (2000) and The Movement (2003). The logo of Mo Thugs shows a fist over a pyramid that symbolizes the achievements of the band, the victory and longevity.

About Guillermo Eiland’s story in Fresh Out:
At the moment, Fresh Out is only available as a web series on YouTube and is waiting to be aired on TV some day. However, it brings informative and useful content to viewers. The life story of Big Caz will be a welcome addition to the series, and will enrich and enlighten its viewers.

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