My experience in MSDF was hell. I’ve been denied medical attention in segregation. I had to sleep on the floor for days. Staff assaulted me, cussed me out and denied me my medication and high blood pressure check. I was ignored while nauseous and vomiting. I was in a bus and car accident and MSDF … Continue reading Mark on life in MSDF: It’s been hell
Henry: I got jumped and brutally beaten in MSDF
Getting back on track after release I got out of prison Feb. 23, 2016. Upon my release I enrolled myself into a program called OARS through WCS. I volunteered to be in the alcohol monitoring bracelet program, and I enrolled myself into an AODA program with a place called Family Focus. I successfully completed both. … Continue reading Henry: I got jumped and brutally beaten in MSDF
Kermit: Stop this madness
I was released from prison Feb. 7, 2017, and was doing well on parole – no police contacts, no positive drugs screens, I reported to my agent regularly, etc. I found out that a family member was misappropriating my mother’s funds, so I confronted her about it, and ended up in MSDF for investigation. I’m … Continue reading Kermit: Stop this madness
Kalvin: 3 people to a cell…can’t be legal
After being released from prison, Kalvin was proud of getting a job because he was trying so hard to stay positive and do the right things. But his parole was revoked and he was sent to MSDF for 18 months for allegations, but never charged with a crime. Here’s his experience with MSDF: My experience … Continue reading Kalvin: 3 people to a cell…can’t be legal
Bobby: We don’t know if the sun is up or down
My experience at this facility is messed up because of all the bullshit you have to go through just to do your time and to be free again. While other things are going on, your mind, your emotions are high. You pray and hope that your friends and family are o.k. and that nothing bad … Continue reading Bobby: We don’t know if the sun is up or down
