Saturday, September 12, 2026

Change by Hector Torres

I know everyone in life makes mistakes—some are minor, some are serious, and some are life-altering. What I have learned throughout my experience in life is that no matter how gruesome...
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The Tactical War of A.I. Against Inmates by Paul Matus

The usage of advanced Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) systems in prisons has raised concerns about constitutional and human rights violations. Inmates are being subjected to invasive technologies, including voice-cloning and non-consensual mind access, creating a tactical war of A.I. against inmates. This poses a threat to privacy and human dignity, requiring immediate action.

We Live in Constant Danger by Duane McEwan

A man had his whole face ripped open at first chow, at lunch he sat across from his attacker with his face stitched up and knowing by last chow he'd be attacked again. You have noone who shows care, only custody and control. Before, you were moved to another block and would be given protection. Now you're allowed to get jumped by 4 guys 2x's in one day and in the morning it repeats.

“Friends” by Matthew Shepherd

Everyone has friends right? Some people more than others. Some friends are more loyal than others. Some friends need to be comforted more than others. Some friends are the comforters. Friends...

Communication with Friends/Family by Ruben McGee

For me it's of the utmost importance that I have some type of correspondance or communication with the outside world. But currently that seems...

ARE WE FRIENDS?

At one time he used to idolize them, now he looks at them with disgust He used to think they was his friends, but now...

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Bars and Blessings: Turning a Mess into a Message by Robert Shafer

Robert Shafer, 54, serving life without parole, shares his transformative story from prison. Despite committing murder, he seeks redemption and shares a message of hope. Embracing personal growth, he invites others to join his journey. To contact him, use the Securus website and search for Robert Shafer in Missouri.

Music Can Calm the Savage Beast by William Isaac

"Music Can Calm the Savage Beast," is a paraphrase of a quote by British Poet William Congreve, way back in 1697. Over 300...

Risking My Life for 25 Cents by Greg Andreotti

It’s been an interesting week as a SLS (Supportive Living Services) mentor. For those of you who don’t know my job here in prison...

We Won’t Be Heard Until It’s Too Late by ANGELO VASQUEZ

Prison has shut down and has abandon all protocols. We were recently searched and they co's never changed gloves cell per cell search. obviously...

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