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MSNBC LOCKUP: Inside Wabash Valley Correctional Facility -3

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Mentally ill inmate, Joe Carr, discusses cutting himself so badly that he reached bone as well as swallowing pens and having his stomach cut open twice to remove them. Wabash holds some of Indiana's most violent offenders including a large population of the mentally ill.

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  • I watched a tv programe on wabash valley and a guy commited fraud of $700.000 and they gave him 30 years what evil bastads. The guy is not a murderer or rapist your justice system sucks.

  • the way he licks his lips reminds me of the joker... not trying to be funny, but just saying.

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  • @joshlahrman

    Look carefully at 1:24 an pause i swear he has a 40oz. bottle in his hand WTF.

  • he is a weird M/F. My wife works at the state hospital he is incarcerated at. She is to deal with his B/S every day. He now just shoves things into his stomach instead of swallowing them. he "said" he just wants to die. He'll never get back out into the real world. They should just put him to rest for good.

  • I would like to see what he is like without the medication. Aside from some general scruffiness and the tattoos he doesn't look or act so ill. I find that somewhat more frightening in a way.

  • this guys my hero

  • it really does

  • this is my uncle joe he aint that crazy just a little lol u just have to no him o and trust me he aint the only crazy carr

  • I would not want to spend a day locked up in this place...

  • so they will be letting him out soon. It's nice to see they are keeping him alive for his release date. Yeah, money, the economy, its amazing what people/corporations will allow

  • Most mental illness is basically a disease of the brain. The brain can get diseases just like any other body organ (heart, kidneys, etc.) Anybody could get such an illness; there are no guarantees.

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