Justin Helzer and his brother were integral in the founding of a Mormon offshoot cult called Children of Thunder. This endeavor was a failure to thrive, as psychologists like to say. Helzer’s brother considered himself a prophet, but instead of convertin…

There were several factors working against Jeffrey Dahmer once he was sentenced to spend the rest of his life in prison. He was maybe the most notorious serial killer America has seen, and many convicts like to kill serial killers. He also had made a hab…

William Noguera talks live from San Quentin’s Death Row about what motivates a guy like Dahmer to become one of the more freakish ghouls in modern history. 

William Noguera talks to co-host Matt Ralston about the historical progression of the methods by which prisoners are executed. Noguera has been given an execution date in the past, so it’s something he’s spent a lot of time thinking about while on Death …

Gavin Newsom, the governor of California, has announced he will be turning San Quentin Prison’s Death Row into a Positive Healing Environment. This is big news, but what does it mean? William Noguera, who is on Death Row, weighs in on this development. 

William Noguera details a stabbing he witnessed in an Orange County jail while waiting to be sentenced to death. The culprit’s name is Casper, and he means business. Noguera also gives an update on the status of his case, and his possible release from de…

Luis Romero was up for parole in a month and things were looking relatively good, until a freakish little imp named Jaime Osuna walked into his cell. The pair had just been assigned as cellmates. Romero likely noticed the satanic tattoos covering Osuna’s…

Co-Host William Noguera has been stabbed, beaten a perpetrator nearly to death, and now even more prison thugs are after him. Noguera brings this story to its bloody conclusion. As always, he is broadcasting live from San Quentin Prison’s Death Row. 

In the first of this two-part episode, William Noguera, who co-hosts Death Row Diaries live from San Quentin Prison’s Death Row, examines an incident he had with a murderous prisoner named Trigger. What could go wrong? 

William Noguera, who co-hosts Death Row Diaries live from San Quentin Prison’s Death Row, describes an incident he witnessed in which a fellow inmate was killed on the prison yard. The event went down in a matter of a few seconds, up-close and personal. …