I had an ex gf tell cops all kinds of lies one Friday when I broke up with her. I heard from a friend she went down to the police station for something and knowing her I went right down as soon as I heard. Long story short I spent that day and the weekend in a prison (3 days) and the only windows were 10' up near the ceiling. The lights stayed on 24hrs a day also so it felt like much longer. I can't imagine solitary. It all seems like torture in their own ways. The system fails and needs work.
I did 6 months in a cell almost like that. I had a concrete slab only to lay on and there was a small window in the door to let light in and a window in the end of the cell, also a toilet and a sink. No mattress, chair, pillow, shelf or anything else.
@miamiwax Thanx for asking, I'm pretty well. I've pretty much gotten over that experience, that's been over 10 years ago. The cell I was in was at MCAC, Maryland Correctional Adjustment Center, 401 East Madison St. Baltimore, MD. Basically, I was locked in the "cadre" at supermax. The cell did have ambient light, but also, I was in a 3 piece restraint. A chain around my waist with my hands cuffed to it, and shackles on my feet. 6 months gave my broken rib time to heal.
The "Birdman of Alcatraz" Robert Stroud, spent 42 years in solitary confinement.
macarthur19 3 months ago
peace of piss wait till you do time in the bar-l Scotland
theweebear 6 months ago
I had an ex gf tell cops all kinds of lies one Friday when I broke up with her. I heard from a friend she went down to the police station for something and knowing her I went right down as soon as I heard. Long story short I spent that day and the weekend in a prison (3 days) and the only windows were 10' up near the ceiling. The lights stayed on 24hrs a day also so it felt like much longer. I can't imagine solitary. It all seems like torture in their own ways. The system fails and needs work.
Danbo342 7 months ago
I did 6 months in a cell almost like that. I had a concrete slab only to lay on and there was a small window in the door to let light in and a window in the end of the cell, also a toilet and a sink. No mattress, chair, pillow, shelf or anything else.
clintonearlwalker 9 months ago
@clintonearlwalker how are u now?? i'd imagine an experience like that stays with u..
miamiwax 8 months ago
@miamiwax Thanx for asking, I'm pretty well. I've pretty much gotten over that experience, that's been over 10 years ago. The cell I was in was at MCAC, Maryland Correctional Adjustment Center, 401 East Madison St. Baltimore, MD. Basically, I was locked in the "cadre" at supermax. The cell did have ambient light, but also, I was in a 3 piece restraint. A chain around my waist with my hands cuffed to it, and shackles on my feet. 6 months gave my broken rib time to heal.
clintonearlwalker 8 months ago
Poor Henry Young...
HannyBetsal 11 months ago
Yeah well, I 'member when dirty Harry went in...
Ohh, 4 the good ol' dayze
cliptwingz 1 year ago
man do i never want to be in that kind of situation...... it is freakin wierd man, wierd
Meeperish 1 year ago
not to like sound rude but why the heck is that prison a museam kinda thing
magic2224 2 years ago