Prison Stories

Silky T

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Isnt it allways over a girl ! My 2nd bit was over a girl because if he'd of never touched my wife i most likely just woulda knocked him out & not went overboard , it sounds like your boy learned his lesson , it also sounds like he knows how it feels to be fucked by the system with the other guy going free & him being charged because of his association & past , ive been dealing with that bias from leo over 40 yrs & it sucks .

Your doing the right thing by paying for protection for your son , even if his health was good enough to keep fighting fuck all that because thats what keeps people locked up , you keep helping him the way you are now & get him the hell out of their in one piece without having to do his max , or get new charges .

It isnt that expensive to keep a loved one safe & he's doing the right thing by paying instead of all the fighting , it isnt like when i was in where you could fight without getting felony charges nowdays the kids inside get charges for every fight their in , kids are being charged with everything so they can keep them there & continue to collect $30 grand a year for keeping them .

Your doing the right thing by helping him stay out of the gangs & gtfo asap ,when he comes home if he feels bad about using your money to keep him safe make damm sure he knows you think its money well spent & he did the adult thing , which is to get out & watch his kids grow up , tough guys are the ones who get out & come back to a loving family & be a dad , thats what makes ya tough not fighting .

Keep your spirits up & it'll all be over before you know it , he's comming home soon & you helped him get there safely .
I needed to hear that because my family gets onto me about sending him money and making sure he has commissary and money on his phone to call me constantly, because my cl husband had a stroke and they say, "take care of yourself first'. Funny thing is, I do. I ask family for nothing and I pay my bills what what I have and God always makes a way for me to send him money and call home. He's a cancer and they commit suicide more than any other sign so I don't want him to get depressed or have any reason not to be able to talk to "his mama" whenever he needs to. He's almost 31 but he's still my baby.
Thanks for that I really needed it.
 

Silky T

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Atleast here in tx. Jail isnt that bad, ive never known anyone to have a bad experience, none ever got raped or had some sort of disagreement with others nothing.
Even prisons here, you do your time and go
Actually, you're right. Not sayin' anymore.
 

panhead

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I needed to hear that because my family gets onto me about sending him money and making sure he has commissary and money on his phone to call me constantly, because my cl husband had a stroke and they say, "take care of yourself first'. Funny thing is, I do. I ask family for nothing and I pay my bills what what I have and God always makes a way for me to send him money and call home. He's a cancer and they commit suicide more than any other sign so I don't want him to get depressed or have any reason not to be able to talk to "his mama" whenever he needs to. He's almost 31 but he's still my baby.
Thanks for that I really needed it.
You sound like a great parent & its good your doing what you know is right ,it is the right thing to do , the nay sayers dont have to live with the heavy heart you do or feel your loss , children cant be replaced but money can , money cant replace a son or mom & dad , ive lost a son to war & couldnt imagine not doing everything in my power to help my kids , even though both have 6 figure incomes we still spoil them because thats what money is for , he needs to be able to call home as much as he likes for contact with his mom & being 31 has fuk all to do with it , our sons call their mother every night & speak to her just because she's mom .

Every last phone call or dollar spent helps you both keep sane durring insane situations like being imprisoned, keep your chin up & just listen to what you know is right , all the other shit is just noise from know it all's.
 

Silky T

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You sound like a great parent & its good your doing what you know is right ,it is the right thing to do , the nay sayers dont have to live with the heavy heart you do or feel your loss , children cant be replaced but money can , money cant replace a son or mom & dad , ive lost a son to war & couldnt imagine not doing everything in my power to help my kids , even though both have 6 figure incomes we still spoil them because thats what money is for , he needs to be able to call home as much as he likes for contact with his mom & being 31 has fuk all to do with it , our sons call their mother every night & speak to her just because she's mom .

Every last phone call or dollar spent helps you both keep sane durring insane situations like being imprisoned, keep your chin up & just listen to what you know is right , all the other shit is just noise from know it all's.
Long story short, his dad came to Houston, (where I don't live anymore) where I had my son in sports and he had great friends, and he actually went to the same school as Bionce Knowles. They were one grade different. Of course, she wasn't a star then but we had a great life, big house, pond in the back for him to fish, etc. etc., and my ex kidnapped him when he was 13. Totally fxxed him up (me too). Got into gangs in Richmond, Virginia and the rest is history. I've been trying to reprogram him ever since. Like I said, long story, but I wasn't gonna go there.
 

panhead

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I was nearly stabbed to death in Folsom & an inmate saved my life.
I was the Superintendent of Prison Industries. I had a crew of 150 inmates & we made license plates for DMV. My inmate leadman (one of the founders of the Crips) & I went out into our little whse to check stock of some material & walked in on 2 inmates on the floor fighting. All staff wear alarms at Folsom & I was supposed to hit my alarm & observe & report. But being young & macho, I yelled at them to stop & I waded in & grabbed the one on top. Just as I got him off the other one was when I saw the knife!! OH NO!...they were wrestling over a shank. The first stab hit me in the neck & went thru my windpipe, that's when blood started streaming out my nose. I tried to grab the knife & it was on. it was me & 2 inmates wresteling over a knife & I was already stuck. The 3rd inmate (my leadman) could have joined in & I would have been thru, but he spun on his heels and went back into the factory & went up to the first staff he saw & hit their alarm and motioned to the whse....he saved me
Before it was over I had a 90% severed thumb on my left hand & amlost severed first finger on right hand & almost bled to death from a neck wound....that's a bad day in Folsom
Well damm i never knew you were a co at folsom , you must be a pretty rough hombre to last 25 years , in the 3 years i was at MR i seen half a dozen or better green co's get worked over bloddy raw ,or punked out till they quit the job , hard ass underpaid job thats for damm sure , mine wasnt much easier i can tell ya that much , alice baker dont just give shamrocks away & that one i cant cover up , low point in my life for damm sure , how long have you been retired ?
 

doublejj

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Well damm i never knew you were a co at folsom , you must be a pretty rough hombre to last 25 years , in the 3 years i was at MR i seen half a dozen or better green co's get worked over bloddy raw ,or punked out till they quit the job , hard ass underpaid job thats for damm sure , mine wasnt much easier i can tell ya that much , alice baker dont just give shamrocks away & that one i cant cover up , low point in my life for damm sure , how long have you been retired ?
retired 5 years....I can still walk the yard at Folsom because I didn't fuck with people. Did my job & Did only what I had to. All the inmates know my full name & I'm in the phone book. I ain't hard to find....
 

panhead

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I had bad PTSD when I returned, and went from job to job until I went to work inside. It was like stepping back into the jungle. It kept the demons at bay...
Damm all this prison shit made me think of something i havent heard in 35 yrs & depressed the hell outta me as soon as i thought of it , been alota yrs since i thought of it .

One...Two , i walk where the weak wont dare & if i should fall my brothers will be there !

Im sure you know that old code , shit makes me feel sick to my stomache knowing what ya gotta do after reading it .

People have no idea wtf im talking about & im glad but i know you must know what it is , but know this , i havent been that guy in 30 yrs .
 

Dr.Amber Trichome

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im assuming the code means u gotta.." go about ur business" , keep ur respect and kill the dude that fucked with your gang or made you look like a pussy.
What do you think happened to the 2 guys that escaped from Upstate NY?
It was coincidental I finished reading "INSIDE " by Michael Santos just 3 days before their escape. Sounded like something right out of the book. The women having an affair with the convict that escaped and getting him all the power tool.
 

doublejj

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The inmate that saved me, could not interfere with what was happening, that would have violated the code. Nobody knows the leadman inmate hit the alarm, I only know because the staff member told me. He would have been dead meat if the others found out he told. But I know.
 
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Dr.Amber Trichome

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wow that is INTENSE> and that was the lead crip? he put it all on the line for you, you must have been really liked.. . I wonder if it was the same lead crip that Michael Santos was cellies with . He calls him CripTank in his book as alias. CripTank ended up in a wheelchair due to some weird illness. u should read the book Doublejj its really really good.
 
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