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Little Jacob sharing his wisdom #5

Little Jacob sharing his wisdom #5

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I know how uncomfortable it can feel to share your story — especially when the subject you’re speaking about is still considered taboo. For a long time, I stayed quiet. Not because I didn’t have something to say, but because I knew how confronting it could be to talk openly about institutional harm and lived experience. Standing in a room and saying the things most people avoid isn’t easy. But now, with so many strong advocates — including myself and other survivors — coming forward, it’s becomi

I know how uncomfortable it can feel to share your story — especially when the subject you’re speaking about is still considered taboo. For a long time, I stayed quiet. Not because I didn’t have something to say, but because I knew how confronting it could be to talk openly about institutional harm and lived experience. Standing in a room and saying the things most people avoid isn’t easy. But now, with so many strong advocates — including myself and other survivors — coming forward, it’s becomi

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JAIL WAS NORMAL WHERE I GREW UP. Growing up in housing commission, there was always fighting. Parents in jail. Brothers in jail. Sisters caught up in chaos. Small things would turn into big fights. Kids hustling early. Jail visits became normal. Prison was part of the environment before we even understood what it meant. I want to be clear — I’m not glorifying any of this. This was simply the environment I grew up in. In that world, violence was currency, and jail was just part of life. When that

JAIL WAS NORMAL WHERE I GREW UP. Growing up in housing commission, there was always fighting. Parents in jail. Brothers in jail. Sisters caught up in chaos. Small things would turn into big fights. Kids hustling early. Jail visits became normal. Prison was part of the environment before we even understood what it meant. I want to be clear — I’m not glorifying any of this. This was simply the environment I grew up in. In that world, violence was currency, and jail was just part of life. When that

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I was deep in the bikie world — president of a chapter in QLD — and when I walked away, I lost my whole crew. But the same thing that pushed me into that life… was the same thing that pulled me out. Dad was coming home after 16.5 years inside, and we were in the same motorcycle club together. I grew up visiting him in jail. I followed his footsteps — straight into gangs, crime, addiction and violence. Why? Because of what we’d both been through as kids. 💔 I suffered institutional child S.A. at

I was deep in the bikie world — president of a chapter in QLD — and when I walked away, I lost my whole crew. But the same thing that pushed me into that life… was the same thing that pulled me out. Dad was coming home after 16.5 years inside, and we were in the same motorcycle club together. I grew up visiting him in jail. I followed his footsteps — straight into gangs, crime, addiction and violence. Why? Because of what we’d both been through as kids. 💔 I suffered institutional child S.A. at

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Two ex-1%ers sitting in jail usually means one thing — more time inside. @troykoerntjes But this conversation was about something different. All three of us walked away from that life. Not because it was easy, but because staying would’ve cost us everything that mattered. For me, one of the biggest reasons was my dad. He was coming up for parole and placed on non-association conditions. That meant I couldn’t be around any gang members, former members, or associates. I’d spent almost my whole lif

Two ex-1%ers sitting in jail usually means one thing — more time inside. @troykoerntjes But this conversation was about something different. All three of us walked away from that life. Not because it was easy, but because staying would’ve cost us everything that mattered. For me, one of the biggest reasons was my dad. He was coming up for parole and placed on non-association conditions. That meant I couldn’t be around any gang members, former members, or associates. I’d spent almost my whole lif

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Jail doesn’t just take your freedom — it can leave scars that last a lifetime. I was 18 years old when I entered jail. On my 18th birthday, I was transferred from Brisbane Correctional Centre to another correctional centre. I was scared — not just because it was my first day inside, but because I had just experienced sexual harm at the hands of a prison officer. That experience is the reason I do the work I do today. When young people are locked up, the risk of harm is real. The longer they rema

Jail doesn’t just take your freedom — it can leave scars that last a lifetime. I was 18 years old when I entered jail. On my 18th birthday, I was transferred from Brisbane Correctional Centre to another correctional centre. I was scared — not just because it was my first day inside, but because I had just experienced sexual harm at the hands of a prison officer. That experience is the reason I do the work I do today. When young people are locked up, the risk of harm is real. The longer they rema

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🔒 Back in Jail. The Penny Still Hadn’t Dropped. When I went back to jail for the second time, I thought that was it — my life was done. Dad was about 10 years into his own sentence then, and I remember thinking, “Maybe this is just the way it’s meant to be.” I was facing 20 years because of the association laws. 22-hour lockdowns. No TV. Pink uniform. One 6-minute phone call a day. One non-contact visit a week. That was my world. And back then, the penny still hadn’t dropped. It took years, pai

🔒 Back in Jail. The Penny Still Hadn’t Dropped. When I went back to jail for the second time, I thought that was it — my life was done. Dad was about 10 years into his own sentence then, and I remember thinking, “Maybe this is just the way it’s meant to be.” I was facing 20 years because of the association laws. 22-hour lockdowns. No TV. Pink uniform. One 6-minute phone call a day. One non-contact visit a week. That was my world. And back then, the penny still hadn’t dropped. It took years, pai

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Jail teaches you one thing fast — most stories never get told properly. That’s exactly why The Knockaround Guys exists. This podcast is about real conversations with people who’ve lived it — jail, gangs, addiction, recovery, mistakes, accountability, and what it actually takes to change your life. We don’t sugar-coat anything. We don’t glamorise the past. We talk about what works and what doesn’t. We’ve already got six episodes banked with some absolute legends, and we’re just getting started. �

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You don’t forget the feeling of facing decades inside a cell — wondering if this is all your life will ever be. I used to be deeply caught up on the wrong side of the law. Street gangs. Bikies. In and out of jail. At one point, I was staring down the real possibility of 20-plus years behind bars — and that’s not a good feeling for anyone. Walking away from that life meant cutting off everything I knew. Friends. Money. Identity. I had to rebuild from the ground up and learn how to live differentl

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I didn’t do long stints — the longest straight I ever did was about 9 months — but from 2012 to 2018 I was in and out of jail every single year. Sometimes 3–4 times a year. Before that, I was already in the system from 14, always getting locked up, always getting charged. My brother boy Jarvis Atkinson, aka The Chain Breaker, lived a similar story… but the way he’s turned his life around is powerful. Jarvis is a Yorta Yorta man from Cummeragunja, Victoria. After years inside, he got clean, rebui

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Jail ends — but for many of us, a criminal record still feels like a life sentence. When I started studying Law, I learned that anyone applying for admission to the legal profession must satisfy the court that they are a “fit and proper” person at the time of their admission. Whether an applicant is considered fit and proper depends entirely on the particular circumstances and facts of each case. For someone with a criminal history, that process can feel overwhelming — like being judged for who

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