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[mus1g4]

How long did your 18 year old serve, what did he wear and why did he he say he wanted to seve time?

He was locked up for 3 days at FCJ. No special privileges or modifications were accorded him due to his age. He wore the same orange jumpsuit as any other inmate, ate the same food, did the same work and was restrained in the same way as his fellow older cellmates.

The answer to why is that he had a very strong affinity to jail uniforms since he was young. He had already amassed a sizeable collection by the time he was 18. This was a deep seated passion that he still shares years later!

[dallassportsgear]

[pppppriosner]

wearing orange inmate uniform without shackles 。

[pppppriosner]

wearing green uniform today。

[pppppriosner]

driving in white green stripe uniform。no shackles of course。

[pppppriosner]

wear orange jumpsuit as pyjamas。 forget to put on shackles 。

[pppppriosner]

green inmate uniform with collar ，handcuff and leg iron。was thrown into dog cage by my master。for almost 6 hours。 wearing diaper 。 what a nice experience。

[pppppriosner]

mixed match inmate uniform。 forget to wear shackles。

[orangeuniform]

What would you do if he was your cellmate? 🤨🤨

He is sentenced to prison, and he’ll have a shaved head for many years…

This is Chris Whitfield in the video. For the prison video collection, email me at [email protected]

[followandorder]

[convicthyshka]

When the prisoner is not in use by its warden, it should always be stored securely. Either in a cage or chained to a thick chain, he will wait for hours until his master comes to satisfy his desires or his sadistic desires.

[artur2303]

new suit welcome

[prisonbottomfeeder-deactivated2]

I've always admired the intake process and uniform choices of Indiana DOC. Most inmates find jumpsuits comfortable, though annoying when it is toilet time.

[followandorder]

Freshly shaved. Ready to be processed.

[offender42085]

Post 1384

Kayden McIntosh, Alaska inmate 748359, born 2003, incarceration intake November 2024 at age 21, sentenced to 30 years, scheduled release date not published

Murder

In May 2024, Kayden McIntosh, the man accused of pulling the trigger in the brutal 2019 killing of Cynthia Hoffman, pleaded guilty to one count of second-degree murder. All other charges were dismissed for McIntosh.

McIntosh is the fourth and final defendant involved in the murder to change their plea. This comes after Darin Schilmiller (Alaska inmate 749179) and Denali Brehmer (Alaska inmate 748391) were sentenced to 99 years each for their part in the killing earlier this year. Both Schilmiller and Brehmer have appealed their sentences according to online court records.

McIntosh’s plea agreement would permit him to be sentenced to a minimum of 30 years, with a maximum of 85 years.

The charges against McIntosh come from the murder of Hoffman near Thunderbird Falls in Chugiak on June 2, 2019. Hoffman was 19 at the time of her death.

The murder included a group of teenagers who are accused of being “catfished” by Schilmiller to execute the killing for a large amount of money. McIntosh was 16 years old at the time of the crime.

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[darth-aliquos0]

Fight all you want, faggot. Your past life as a straight stud is far gone is time to accept your new role as my little fuck pet, my little pig addicted to pain.

[offender42085]

Post 1391

Jason Chen, Tennessee inmate 672986, born 2000, incarceration intake January 2025 at age 24, sentenced to life without parole.

Murder

In January 2025 a jury determined that Jason Chen would spend the rest of his life behind bars for murdering Jasmine Pace. That was the decision from the jury from Williamson County, after less than an hour of deliberation. The decision to give Chen such a sentence had to be unanimous. The death penalty was not an option for jurors.

This sentence comes a day after that same jury found Chen guilty of first degree murder and abuse of a corpse.

Prosecutors successfully proved that in November 2022, Chen stabbed Jasmine Pace 60 times, stuffed her body in a suitcase, and dumped it on the banks of the Tennessee River on Suck Creek Road.

Chen is appealing his conviction, and has asked for a new trial.

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