I Hope He Is Enjoying His Stay In Jail…
He was a prolific volunteer at so many charities too.
61-69, F
He was a prolific volunteer at so many charities too.
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Nitedoc · 51-55, M
I used to be a young prison nurse a long time ago. Rest assured the other inmates will make his life a living hell daily. Beatings and rapes will be a daily occurrence. If he is lucky enough to be given protective custody he will be put in a 6'x8' cell 23 hrs. a day and stare at the four walls. The lights will never be turned off but the A/C and heat will be. No body will do much to help him in any way. That is a different kind of hell than living in the barracks.
FreestyleArt · 31-35, M
@Nitedoc the only option they have. What I reaearch is still hell as well for them. The only way Chomos get less shittier days is when they pay up for protection and they still get pushed around XD.
When somebody has a bad day from the Yard. They'll walk up to these Chomos and punch'em any giving time and day.
When somebody has a bad day from the Yard. They'll walk up to these Chomos and punch'em any giving time and day.
cherokeepatti · 61-69, F
@Nitedoc the guards will also make sure that the other inmates know exactly what they are guilty of in case they decide to lie their face off
Nitedoc · 51-55, M
@CestManan It may not be worse but is pretty bad. They're alone with nothing to see or do all day and night day after day after day. Mentally it is devastating to them. Before long psychosis often sets in. Hearing voices, hallucinations begin to take over their minds. There's a lot more to it than it sounds like.
cherokeepatti · 61-69, F
@Nitedoc a different type of hell, they don’t have a lot of light either and end up with vision problems if they are in solitary confinement for extremely long periods of time.