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Mar 24, 2023 · Netflix’s ‘Jailbirds’ is a reality series that centers around the experiences of inmates imprisoned in Sacramento County Jail, California. The show portrayed female prisoners, their way of living, their ambitions, and their past crimes.
- Monster. Monster, real name Megan Hawkins, was arrested last week for trying to open a bank account with a different identity, according to CBS. Hawkins was released during Season 1 with hopes of calling her mom to help her with money.
- Baby Girl. That jailbirds cliffhanger left viewers in shock of how much Baby Girl's, or Rebecca Temme's, relationship with her sister had changed. Not much has changed for Temme inside prison, though, as she's been officially convicted of the murder of her wife, according to CBS Sacramento.
- Yasmin. Yasmin Sundermeyer is still in prison, though she's now booked for "escape from custody," according to Baller Alert.
- Katrina and Dolla. Both Katrina Haslam and Dolla, or Daniel Carter, are still outside of prison and have been active on social media. Though they were seen outside of prison together on Jailbirds, the fate of their relationship is unclear.
Feb 7, 2022 · This site displays data on those offenders who are currently incarcerated in an Ohio prison, currently under Department supervision, or judicially released. You can combine searches to narrow the results, but please note that it is better to have too little search criteria than too much.
- Yasmin Sundermeyer: Where Is She Now? At 19 years old, Yasmin Sundermeyer was a first-time offender at the beginning of season one. As Netflix notes, she was booked for a number of charges including car-jacking, assault with a deadly weapon, evading an officer, drugs, and alcohol.
- Katrina Haslam: Where Is She Now? Katrina Haslam, 24, was serving out a seven month sentence for driving on the wrong side of the road, causing a deadly accident, four counts of assault with a deadly weapon, and vandalism.
- Rebecca ‘Baby Girl’ Temme: Where Is She Now? Rebecca Temme, 36, goes by “Baby Girl” on the show, and was serving out a life sentence for murder and robbery at the time of the show.
- Tayler Coatney: Where Is She Now? Tayler Coatney, 19, was convicted in 2017 for a home invasion/robbery gone wrong, in which three people were left dead.
- Yasmin Sundermeyer. Yasmin is the first inmate we meet on Jailbirds. We first see her when she's getting processed wearing a bra and flurry slippers. "I got away, but then I got caught," says the 19-year-old arrested of carjacking, assault with a deadly weapon, alcohol and drugs.
- Gaylon "Shawn" Beason. "I've been here for almost 90 days and I'm finally getting out of here," Shawn tells the camera as soon as we meet her. The 36-year-old is quite popular around the jail, having been in and out several times, and flirting with inmates in exchange for gifts and perks.
- Najla "Noonie" Jones. Noonie, 27, is something of a mainstay at Sacramento County Jail, having been there for 13 months on pimping and pandering charges.
- Megan "Monster" Hawkins. Noonie's BFF Monster is also an inmate whose bad side you don't want to see. Originally sentenced to 180 days for grand theft auto, transportation of narcotics, possession of controlled substance, check fraud, and committing a felony while on bail, the 28-year-old is now living life as a free woman.
Sep 25, 2021 · In the first season, we get a gist of those incarcerated in Sacramento, so now, in ‘Jailbirds New Orleans,’ we delve into the realities of the female inmates at Orleans Justice Center. Harley Himber is one such individual, and if you’re curious to know more about her, we’ve got you covered.
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Apr 27, 2019 · What is life inside the walls of a prison that locks in more than 2,400 male and female inmates? Its “Love, hate and betrayal,” reads the tagline in the official trailer of Netflix’s upcoming women’s prison reality show ‘Jailbirds.’ The streaming giant has released the trailer on Friday.
