my son caught in a sting was starved by inmates while in jail for two weeks.

Jake

That is funny you mention that and this is why. When I got moved to my new and safer facility, I was wondering how everyone knew I was sent there as a sex offender. One of the guards took me aside and told me not to worry because everyone in this location were there for a sex offense, even if they do not admit it. That gave me more assurance that I was not the only idiot there with those charges. I still got a few weirdos try to mess with my mind, but I made it one day at a time knowing some of them may have had worse charges than mine.

Rockermom

From my personal experience in prison, I was more afraid of the prison guards than the other inmates.
I had to call my parents from prison and tell them to call the Warden that my life was in danger, not from inmates but from the goon squad guards. About a week later I got transferred to a safer facility. If I had not called my parents, I am pretty sure I would have been killed or permanently disabled. That week was a long wait and seemed like forever to be removed.

On a side note, I said a LOT of prayers during that long week before I got transferred. Pretty sad when you are more afraid of the officers who are supposed to protect you, than some of the scary inmates.

Abuse going on everyday in all prisons and county jail in which the the staff turns a blind eye too. I’ve seen many of the CO’s create the situations to cause the abuse, ect., ect.

The U.S was hailed in the past for innovations; most were amazing creations and ideas. However, the registry is a low point in history for those who are on the registry, and their families who have to experience the ever-growing pains, lifelong battles, requirements and disappointments.