Én gik med kniv som niårig, en anden solgte stoffer som 12-årig – nu bor de bag hegnet i Nordsjælland: »Okay, skal jeg være ærlig?«
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Some of Denmark's most criminal youth live under constant supervision at the Sølager institution in North Zealand. One resident carried a knife at age nine, while another sold drugs at age twelve. These young people often use gallows humor as a defense mechanism. However, there are moments when they share their dreams of a different life. Berlingske was granted access to see what life is like behind the fence.
På den sikrede institution Sølager i Nordsjælland bor nogle af Danmarks mest kriminelle unge under konstant opsyn. Galgenhumor er deres panser, men der er sprækker, hvor de unge giver indblik i deres drømme om et andet liv. Berlingske har fået adgang til livet bag hegnet.