Tag: Behind Bars

Suge Knight Rushed To The Hospital From Prison – Again

Suge Knight is having a terrible time in prison. You cant help but almost feel sorry for the guy!

Knight has all phone and visitation rights revoked, but to make matters worse his health is seriously declining. Over the course of his time in prison he’s had several health complications, including passing out in the courtroom and is reportedly going blind.

Knight was rushed to the hospital via ambulance with complaints of severe abdominal pain. According to law enforcement close to the case, Suge is currently being treated at L.A. County Hospital under close guard.

Stay tuned for more details…

85 Year Old GA Woman Serving 10 Year Sentence For Killing Cheating Boyfriend

  

Lena Driskell, then 78, shot and killed her former boyfriend at Atlanta Housing Authority’s Hightower Manor in June 2005.

Driskell didn’t want to end a romance with her neighbor, widower Herman Winslow.

But Winslow, 85, had found another girlfriend.

Winslow was sitting on a couch in the lobby of the high rise, reading a newspaper when Driskell, wearing a hair net, support stockings, bathrobe and slippers, put a gun to his temple and fired four times.

  

When the police arrived, she waved the gun at them and said: 

“I did it, and I’d do it again.”

Driskell, now 86, was convicted of voluntary manslaughter and is serving a 10-year sentence at Pulaski State Prison.

Wow! So this is what there is to look forward to with dating! Even as a senior citizen! 

I wonder how she feels about her love rage crime now that’s she’s locked up at 86.  

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Pope Francis Urges Inmates To Become Prophets During Mexican Prison Visit

 

Preach: Pope Francis was given a cross made by an inmate during his visit to the Ciudad Juarez prison. Photo: Daily Mail
 
Via Daily Mail– Pope Francis has told prisoners in a notorious Mexican prison to become ‘prophets’ and to use their experiences through ‘hell’ to help the country break its cycle of violence.

Francis made his plea at the state penitentiary of Ciudad Juarez, a city once known as the world’s murder capital, days after a riot killed 49 inmates at another Mexican prison. 

The pope often visits prisons during his trips abroad and he chose the 3,000-capacity state prison of Ciudad Juarez for the last day of this five-day visit to Mexico.

He visited its newly-painted chapel and addressed hundreds assembled in the prison yard, telling them they should use their experiences to help ‘put end to this cycle of violence and exclusion.’

‘The one who has suffered the greatest pain, and we could say “has experienced hell,” can become a prophet in society.’

The pope argued that a country’s security problem ‘is not resolved only by incarcerating,’ arguing that the structural and cultural causes of crime must be addressed.

Read more and see more pics from Pope Francis’ prison visit on the Daily Mail.