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The prison blog of an Orwellian unperson. As shown on National Geographic Channel's Banged Up/Locked Up Abroad episode Raving Arizona.
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- Prison Drug Drops By Drones: Shaun Attwood on Sky ...
- Q115: Will Tekashi 6ix9ine Serve Federal or State ...
- How To Send Brendan Dassey Mail, Property and Mone...
- How To Send Steven Avery Mail, Property and Money ...
- Q112: How's The First Day In Folsom Prison Califor...
- Top 10 Worst Prison Tattoos
- Prison Letter From T-Bone 74
- Rave Dancing Fresh Out Of Prison 2008 - Don't Miss...
- Top 10 Most Common Prison Tattoos In Arizona
- Q110: How Is US Prison For The Italian Mafia?
- Q109: Will Tekashi69 Survive Prison?
- Prison Fight Story: T-Bone v Broom Handle Gang
- Top Ten Prison Gang Tattoos In Arizona
- Q108: What If A Shot Caller Puts A Green Light On ...
- From Heroin And Maggots to Saving Kids Lives: Paul...
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- BBC News: Cockroaches and Classrooms
- Guardian Article: Hell on Earth
- Total Crime
- Author!Author!
- Overthrow Sheriff Joe Arpaio
- PrisonEducation.com
- PrisonLawBlog.com
- Stop Prisoner Rape
- Innocence Project
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- Middle Ground Prison Reform
- No Offence
- Prison Honor Program
- Karen Attwood
- Koestler Trust
- Not Shut Up Magazine
- Prisoners Abroad
- Cosa Nostra News
- National Pardon Centre (Canada)
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1 comment:
"Ahs crack." lol. Everything sounds more dignified with an English accent. This blog and the books are so fascinating and compelling. I'd had no idea that Arpaio was a sociopath claiming to be the law but running criminal concentration camp-type jails. I had been one of the the public members who thought he was simply and admirably being tough on prisoners and preventing recidivism. The torture and murder in his jails was going way beyond that. One of the things I love about the books is, you don't simply relate horror story after horror story, which you do include, for the shock and book-selling value, but relate the humanity and the day-to-day basics of surviving. I loved reading about Two Tonys in particular. Julie, Burlington, Iowa
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