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“Unlocked: A Jail Experiment” is a new documentary series on Netflix that delves deeply into the ins and outs of prisoner rehabilitation at the Pulaski County Detention Facility and has captured the attention of viewers all over the globe. People like Daniel Gatlin, alias “Crooks,” who took part in Sheriff Eric Higgins’s unusual social experiment, are explored extensively in this ground-breaking series. Crooks Unlocked Netflix by showcasing the experiment that involved unlocking cell doors and observing how inmates’ increased freedom could create a more positive environment and reduce recidivism rates. This simple but ambitious premise has intrigued audiences worldwide.

Crooks is a nickname given to Daniel Gatlin because of his unique appearance, which includes a slightly crooked smile. The troubled history that precedes this moniker includes participation in drug trafficking as early as thirteen years of age. He fell into drug addiction and criminal activities as a result of his troubled childhood and the tragic death of his father in a car accident when he was nine years old.

The fact that Crooks took part in the revolutionary experiment shown on Netflix was a watershed moment in his life. Sheriff Eric Higgins led the effort to temporarily remove the physical barriers that characterise incarceration in an effort to challenge conventional prison practices. It was the hope of the program’s creators that opening cell doors and encouraging more interaction among inmates would create a more receptive setting for rehabilitation and reform.

Viewers see Crooks go through a metamorphosis as the series progresses. His dedication to changing his life for the better was evident as he embraced the program’s newfound freedoms and opportunities. Keeping in touch with his family on a regular basis, Crooks used the unrestricted phone access to share his dreams of a future unencumbered by addiction and crime. In spite of everything that has happened to him, there are glimpses of hope and promise in his optimistic perspective and active participation in the experiment.

On the other hand, what happened after the experiment dampened the enthusiasm for Crooks’ rehabilitation. Crooks’ life went downhill after some early success and positive feedback about the programme. His shocking arrest in Martin County, Florida, on drug trafficking charges, made headlines. His previous attempts at reform were undermined by reports that he might be associated with the Sureños gang, which could have links to the Mexican mafia.