by Editor | Aug 29, 2023 | front page, Infrastructure
Corizon Health, Inc. has engaged in legal maneuvers to weasel out of over $38 million to staff and vendors, as well as plaintiffs who won lawsuits for deplorable medical care. Corizon converted to a Texas corporation for the sole reason of performing a divisional...
by Editor | Aug 29, 2023 | front page, Infrastructure
We’ve interviewed many women who have reclassed from medium to minimum lately, most from Cruz to Carlos. Here are excerpts from their stories. “After years in a two-man cell, I was thrust into the bright lights of dorm-style living. I cried. I was so...
by Editor | Aug 22, 2023 | front page, Infrastructure
Inmates’ FICO scores continue to be ruined due to nonpayment of medical bills by DOC’s insurers. Naphcare and Corizon. Staff harmed by Fentanyl fiasco being gaslighted by DOC. They are being told it’s not really fentanyll. Inmate riot on Lumley being...
by Editor | Aug 19, 2023 | front page, Infrastructure
From text messages generated by Lumley inmates, we were able to cobble together an alleged reason for this incident. According to the inmates, a Lumley officer allegedly hit a woman in the middle of a seizure and cuffed her. When other women went to her defense, the...
by Editor | Aug 2, 2023 | front page, Health, Infrastructure
We received copies of grievances and letters regarding the “impossibility of PT when in chains.” One gal with a titanium rod in her leg, complained to the transport officers about removing at least one leg chain so she could do the exercises. The PT...
by Editor | Aug 2, 2023 | front page, Infrastructure, Inmate Stories
(This recent story was told by the woman transported in the wheelchair compartment of the ADA van.) “I’m the lady with the broken femur that posted my story earlier in the month. I’m supposed to be getting PT for my leg that was snapped in two, on a...
