diy sun tattoo | Your Life as an Inmate Guest Blog by Tommy Chandler

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Tommy Chandler went to the Denver Detention Center two times this year for 54 and 55 days. One was a theft charge and the other was urinating in public. He is 44 years old and 93 days sober after using meth and marijuana for 33 years. He wrote this in jail:

The bricks have no warmth here, nothing but the cold reality surrounding you. Caged in like the mighty lion that got caught, his instincts slowly fading away. Your aching back is begging for freedom again. Until then nothing but a cold metal bunk bed with a two-inch-thick broken-down mat is all you get. The loud snoring in both cells on each side has you sandwiched into never-ending sleepless nights.

Once a week, most look forward to commissary day. Some will be smiling like kids on Christmas, others just sitting enviously like kids in the corner that Santa forgot, wishing they would have heard their name called to go get their bag of goodies.

Loneliness constantly creeps into your mind and heart. But you’re never alone as you’re constantly surrounded by other inmates and guards. Most of whom couldn’t care whether you existed or not.

Few inmates can remember phone numbers of contacts in their cell phones. Those that can need their friends or family to prepay phone time to accept collect calls. Unfortunately, most have burned everyone outside due to drugs, bad behavior and bad decisions. So phone calls and visits are rare.

The food is repetitive and lacks in so many ways they just call it chow. It is served three times a day. There is a twelve-hour span between your last meal that day and breakfast the next morning. So your options are to starve, save and hide food for a snack later or eat commissary. Some pitch in together and combine items to make spreads, giving them something that tastes good and fills stomachs until the next meal. The hungry ones sit watching and wishing they could join in, almost like that little fat kid who didn’t get picked to play ball.

Once a week, you get a clean uniform and linens. First you turn in your dirty ones. Then before being given clean ones, everyone is put out into the courtyard. Then the guards search the entire place. They rummage through everyone’s belongings, making a mess to clean up, confiscating items not issued to you or bought through commissary, removing anything extra that might provide comfort, individuality, or a sense of home until your release.

This wasn’t written to complain or condemn the system, jails or prisons in any way. Reform and retraining grown adults is not easy to do. I commend all you officers trying to do your best to enforce our laws and protect our rights. What I am saying is if you have ever done drugs, domestic violence, been abusive, or if you just plain keep making bad choices and bad decisions, then please change or this will be your life as an inmate.

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diy tattoo laser | Making A Murderer

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Yesterday, I finished watching Making a Murderer, a true-crime documentary series that put me through so much emotional turmoil that my blood pressure is still high. I saw two innocent men get framed by the police, who went so far as to plant DNA evidence and to coerce a mentally-challenged teenager into giving false testimony about horrific crimes that he had not committed. If you’re interested in how the US justice system really works, this documentary will blow your mind and rip your heart out. Trailer and episode 1 are below:

Write to Steven Avery at:

Steven Avery DOC #00122987
Waupun Correctional Institution
P.O. Box 351
Waupun, WI 53963-0351
USA
Phone: 920-324-5571

Rules for sending mail, money and property.

Write to Brendan Dassey at:

Brendan Dassey DOC #00516985
P.O. Box 19033
Green Bay, WI 54307-9033
USA
Phone: 920-432-4877

Rules for sending mail and money to Brendan.

If you are worried about the prison "losing" the mail, you can send your letters to Al and Dolores (Stevens parents) or Barbara Tadych (Brendans mum) at:

Averys Auto Salvage
12930 Avery Rd.
Two Rivers Wi. 54241
USA  

The family will relay messages sent via letters back to them when Steven and Brendan call home. They appreciate all of the help and support they are receiving.

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diy tattoo henna | Arizona Aryan Brotherhood Story Guest Blog by Ron Duncan

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In 1987, I was 29, when I was arrested for conspiracy, manufacturing a controlled substance and money laundering. I was looking at 75 years, so my highly paid attorney and I pleaded to simple possession. At that time, Arizona had mandatory minimum sentences, which, in my case, was 4 years.

After spending the usual time in the Maricopa County 4th Avenue jail, I was transferred to the Arizona Department of Corrections Alhambra Unit for classification. I found out I was going to Cimarron Unit, Tucson prison to do my time. Cimarron was a maximum security prison and the hub for the AB aka the Aryan Brotherhood. I thought I wouldnt  leave there alive and could not understand why I was sent there and not to a medium or minimum security prison. 

Being led to my cell, I was thinking how tough the next 4 years was going to be. My next shock was meeting my cellmate who told me he was doing 25 to life for murder and if he ever got paroled, California wanted him to do the same for murdering an elderly couple and stealing their Winnebago. I was beside myself, asking more questions in my head but getting few answers.

For the next 9 months, I was involved in a fight at least once a week, not for starting trouble, but for keeping a pack of cigarettes, a pair of Reebok tennis shoes, my TV, weekly store, you name it. I hated having to fight to keep my stuff, and to this day, I can honestly say that I kept everything, with the exception of a few sore ribs, jaw, etc. 

During my stay, I had to have surgery on my right wrist. When it was done, I went back to my cell the same day with my hand wrapped the size of a basket ball. Before leaving the hospital, the doctor gave me a shot of Demerol, which I needed badly. I asked him about the pain once the shot wore off and he said he was sending a prescription for some powerful pain killer with the guards. I felt relieved knowing that, however, when I asked for the pain relief, I was told I was in prison, not the streets and to stop whining. It took four days before I could tolerate the pain. 

Approximately six weeks later, I had to go to the Medical Unit to get the two 3 x 7 inch pins out of my wrist. There was only a sadistic PA there. I asked if he was going to numb my wrist before pulling the pins out. He laughed, told me to quit acting like a baby and take it like a man. He turned to me and as he did I noticed he had a pair of needle nose pliers in his hand. I told him he wasnt using those on me and his reply was, either get this done or hed call a guard and have me written up for disciplinary action. It took four tries and many extremely painful slips before he finally got them out. He sent me back to my cell without even an aspirin. 

I saw two guys die with shanks still in them. One had two in his neck, presumably  because he owed a skinhead $4 for a pack of smokes. The other man  was killed, also by shanks in his neck, right outside of the chow hall. Up until two hours before his death, hed been in protective custody for the past 13 years  because hed  stood by a black mans side in a fight at Florence prison aka The Walls, where the condemned go to die. Anyway, this guy finally decided 13 years was long enough, so hed asked to be released to the general population in another prison. The AB had put a $4000 hit on him 13 years prior. The prison admin agreed, but sent him to Cimarron, and he had no idea till he got there and pleaded with the colonel to send him elsewhere, but the warden had gone home, so his request was denied. An hour later, he was laying on the concrete in front of the chow hall, dead with four shanks in his neck. His body was there for three hours till they called an ambulance to come get him.

Another inmate who was a gynecologist  and had 17 years for assault on his patients was working out at recreation when someone chocked him to death with a bar bell.

In prison, they feed on violence, with a whole world of prison rules and how they live. After about 9 months, the AB finally left me alone.

These are only a few of the activities that went on while I was there. After about a year, I was transferred to a minimum security complex where the same went on but not as frequently.

I was finally free after spending 2 1/2 years in the worst hell I could ever imagine. I never did find out why I was sent to a maximum security prison but I survived, if not a stronger and tougher man, then at least a wiser one.

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diy tattoo locker download | Prison in Peru Guest Blog by Lula

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I am a foreign national serving a seven-year sentence in Peru. I write this as a cry for help. Shaun, as I was reading your book, Prison Time, something kept pushing at the inside of me to tell you how the foreigners here are suffering.

Most of us have no means of support and never hear from our embassies. Getting freedom is so hard. We go back and forth to court, which usually gets postponed for small things. Some foreigners give up hope.

We can apply to return to our countries, but we have to pay our tickets and fines. We have to present our papers from inside to the director and other managing bodies. From there, we wait up to three months before going to court, where they determine your release date. Sometimes they lose your documents, which means you have to start over again and run around and get your documents.

Do you know of any international human rights organisations I may be able to get in contact with? Or do you know of an organisation like Prisoners Abroad but for other foreigners? I would be very grateful. Many of us are stranded here because we have no means.

There aren’t many work opportunities, and strangely, if you want to work, you have to pay to be in the workplace. Everything works in reverse here.

I would love to hear from you,

Lula

Any advice on helping Lula is welcome in the comments below.

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diy henna tattoo | November 2007 My Third Treatment

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This was my third treatment I had done at the end of November. The experience was pretty much the same, lots of pain and uncomfort. I had to attend class later that day so I managed to sit through 6 hours of class before I went home, exhausted and slept for the next 15 hours. This laser seemed a lot stronger than the other two and the blisters were huge! That big cluster on the top photo and the center of the triangle on the second photo has scarred a lot and I havent gone back for another treatment since then. Im afraid. I have to build up the gusto to get back there for a fourth time.

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