by Editor | Jun 13, 2024 | Infrastructure, Inmate Stories
(Email from Carlos woman about the trials of the 66-year-old we previously wrote about.) “I’ve known Sue for 14 years, we’ve been in the trenches together all over Perryville, medium and minimum custody. I remember a vibrant redhead, very articulate,...
by Editor | May 2, 2024 | front page, Health, Infrastructure, Inmate Stories
(We love these stories. Very seldom does the lowly inmate get what she deserves, so this was pure vindication) Robin found out yesterday from the Court, that she had been awarded 6 million dollars from her medical lawsuit in compensatory and monetary damages. This...
by Editor | Apr 17, 2024 | front page, Infrastructure, Inmate Stories
(Margaret, a 73 year old using a walker, tells her story.) Lt. ADAMU announced to Charley Bay (where 90% of the lay-ins are), that from now on the lay-in people will take their own trays back to the kitchen. That defeats the purpose don’t you think? Lay-ins are...
by Editor | Apr 9, 2024 | front page, Infrastructure, Inmate Stories
(Ed. This is the same woman, telling the different mental health care she received in two states, Arizona and California.) “My name is Evelyn. I’d recently been transferred from CIW in California to Perryville when I found out my father had passed away. I...
by Editor | Apr 8, 2024 | front page, Health, Infrastructure, Inmate Stories
(Editorial note: To the Pro-Life Republicans in this (still) red state. If you really value the unborn and support young mothers, then why do you let incarcerated women be hungry, and neglect their medical needs? These are three women telling the same story.)...
by Editor | Apr 3, 2024 | front page, Health, Infrastructure, Inmate Stories
(She wrote us this letter and begged to have her real name in the story. Ed.) “My name is Robin Leigh Kulp. I am housed at Perryville prison, San Carlos unit. On 3-25-24 I was having trouble breathing, and having serious chest pain. My legs were throbbing,...
