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First 10 seconds in his Florida death row cell. A bead of sweat forms on his temple when his arrogance fades and he realizes the entire State of Florida wants to put a needle in his arm.
At least he will enojoy a confortable cell where he will be locked up 24/7 until receiving the lethal injection.
inmates getting ready to be moved Brazil
Beautiful combo of orange uniform and belts
First mugshot at the state maximum security prison where he'll serve life without parole.
He will show users seeing pics at DOC website how he looks in orange jumpsuit as this will be repeated for yearly updates.
He was lucky. He got a life sentence
Prison Cells
Try not to trip when you walk in the leg irons
I like how metal looks and being 24/7 on leg irons would be interesting. Wearing them even inside cell.
Eat up your 5 star meal inmate
Definitely a 5 star meal
Sure, I love this prison. I love being locked up behind bars as I was in maximum security at the county jail where I was waiting for my trial. And I fell so glad when I heard the judge veridict for me was life without parole. I couldn't hide my emotions. I was smiling in front of her. Visible hapiness.
And I love my black and white stripes jumpsuit, definitely the best part of being an inmate.
What happened to change my mood. Definitely it's not being handcuffed, that was a funny part of my experience going to court. For me it's an entertainment to have movements restricted.
So what's up? Simple. The intake was funny. Changing into my new clothes for first time was an unique experience. But then instead of going to my new permanent home, and spend time hanging out behind the bars of my cell, I had a boring waiting at the holding cell, as the guards were filling all the paperwork. And now I have more bureaucratic procedures.
At least since I'm serving life without parole this will be the not only the first but last time doing this long paperwork. From now on I'll only have to go to get a yearly mugshot to update the Departament of Corrections website.
Hopefully enjoying the prison will make my mood be better, and I'll be smiling. And seeing me happy, someone seeing photos at DOC website will think prison is not so a bad place. Maybe I can even inspire someone to join us at the lifers block. Thinking well, yes, I'll make an effort and smile for my mugshot so a teen may feel inspired. And when I talk to other inmates at my cellblock I'll tell to do the same. If we give a good impression and make them feel prison is a nice home, they will soon behind bars with us.
After all I started liking prison as a high schooler. I watched inmates wearing a cool outifit in the news. Later I searched for their pics and found DOC website. And in one of the mugshot he was smiling. Then I got more curiosity about him as he called my attention, and found an interview with him. He was clearly used to prison. And last part of the interview had few seconds showing his cell. That was the moment I decided I wanted life of a lifer, and now I'm starting it at 19 years old, so still a teenager.
Hidalgo County Jail
tubes and handcuffs, I like it so much...
A beautiful way for that group of inmates to being transported to the court where judge will give all of them multiple consecutive life sentences without parole for each one.
THE CAGE.  It isn’t some artsy metaphor, dude.  Being in prison means spending your life in a cage.
Every prison consists of cages inside cages inside a giant cage.  It’s interesting to see how guys react to being locked up in them.
This cellblock contains 1000 cages. Â
Is this your nightmare? Â Or is this your dream?
My dream.
a single cage in there is my dream, too
Spending my life in my cage is my dream to
An empty, one inmate cell in a high security cell block.
wish this was my home for the next couple of years
Wish this was my home for the next couple of decades. Locked up there 24/7, only leaving for shower once a week, so no leaving cell block at all.
Con Air flight transporting CVSP (last pic) inmates out of state
Today I am relaxed. The judge already gave me life without parole. Actually three consecutive life sentences without parole for a serie of armed robberies. So I'm being transfered to the maximum security prison to serve them.
I'm relaxed, letting the guards cuff and chain me. Iet them do it. For me it's special because it's my first and last long journey being chained.
I like the feeling when I watch at my hands, firmly kept in position thanks to the black lock box attaching them to the chain around my waist.
I'm docile, letting guards restrain me.
But even if I enjoy the chains my favourite part is the disposable jumpsuit. Red is my favourite color so I'm glad DOC gave us these jumpsuits for the travel.
I'm used to my life at the californian maximum security prison where I was housed until today. Locked up 23 hours a day, and one hour yard time. Also the uniform was good. Blue trousers and ligth blue shirts is a fashionable combination. Not my favourite but a very good one anyways. And I really liked wearing gray shorts and being shirtless on hot days in summer.
But it's not a bad change. Last 6 years as a maximum security inmate in CDCR were very good but the CVSP prison is being closed. So now all of us inmates serving life without parole there will be moved to a new prison. And as the state lacked accomodation for us in maximum security in the state we're being transfered to custody of federal Bureau of Prisons. The reason why we were choosed is since we're all serving life without parole there is no need for us to go back to court and no administrative problems with parole. All of us will just be permanently in custody of federal goverment, in a federal prison.
Well, if one of us want to appeal, surely, he will get a new journey in Air Con, with all the chains and that stuff. And a short stay in county jail. And restraints for court. Of course, if court grants him a hearing.
But I'm not interested. I just want to move each day between my cellblock and the yard. For me, this bus ride was my last time appreciating the beautiful landscapes of California. From now on, the only outdoors I'll experience is the yard of the federal prison I'm being transfered to.
This and the one after landing tomorrow will be my last times traveling by bus. Never again. And no better way to enjoy it than wearing a red jumpsuit combined with chains.
This is special. A whole plane full of inmates who will never leave prison, taking the last long distance journey of their lives. A one way ticket for everyone. Everyone in their seat, fortunately without disturbs.
To make it better, due to reason related to bureaucracy of the Bureau of Prisons, we have to spend a night at the Oklahoma prison airport. So we'll have two fligths in two different days instead of just one.
Some of us already have their hair shaved. I'll get my head shaved at the intake at federal prison like everyone else.
And soon I'll change into my new uniform. I was told it will be an orange jumpsuit so our prison intake will be similar to those for inmates in Oklahoma.
prisoner transport in California
The begginnig of traveling to their new home where they will be serving life without parole in maximum security. Soon they will be replacing red with orange.
various inmates in black box, with sentences up to 40 years: Tamika Bumpass, 40 years for cop shooting; Lee Grace Dougherty and her brother Ryan, 35 years for bank robbery and other crimes; Shauna Mahoney, 10 years (only) for manslaughter; Brooklyn Williams, 25 years for murder; some Tulsa guys who got 8 years for shooting, sadly paroled after one year only
It would be an interesting plot twist if after getting parole those Tulsa guys had comitted a crime granting them a one way ticket to prison
child killer Jeremy Strohmeyer and killer Jonathan Patterson wearing tubes, both of them sentenced to life without parole
I like to imagine both of them in same prison, with same uniforms and restraints in daily life. Both wearing at the prison where they're serving their life sentences without parole the same uniforms they wore at court.
Both locked up 23 hours a day at individual cell, and for the hour outside cell, the same restraints they had applied on them at court. In the case of first one, I like imagine him in that blue uniform and with that combo of waist chain, cuffs and tubes, with his hans side to side to body. For second one, I would prefer him with a black lock box and of course the orange tubes. Every time they leave their cells for rest of their lives.
Enjoying both orange and black and white stripes uniforms
various inmates with black box, sentenced for murder: Eric Alexander Campbell, life without parole; Gordon Jackson, 21 years to life; Sarah Vercauteren, life without parole; Miranda Barbour, life without parole; Brittany Miles, life without parole; Victora Ashley Mendoza, 24 years to life; Tiffanie Pierce, life
Eric was the luckiest. Combination of orange jumpsuit, my favourite prison uniform, with life without parole, my favourite sentence.
And experience a lock box as bonus. Definitely somethhing that would stick in my memories.
