So the probation officer says at the beginning about being honest and not wanting the people he supervises to be confused etc. But instead of just arresting him, and being honest when he gets there, he plays a game? He wants to help people on probation but he's glad to help law enforcement? Fuck this guy, for real
It's possible to bring them to justice ! Especially if Riley Strain Was a seven or eight years tourist to this prison site before with pictures of family outing and celebrations ! Pigeons will whisper through branches of low place for the Eagle Beyond the branches
If Riley Strain Parents Could Find Enough Evidence That Riley Strain Was Killed Their The State Of Tennessee Would Be In Civil Class Action Lawsuit Of Civil and National Federal Government ! The National Federal Government Has Order The State Of Tennessee To Implode The Building ! Since First Victims Found As Homicide Cases Where Discover! The building was not operational as a prison ! Shawshank Redemption and The Green Mile are blockbuster movies about the many premeditated murders thats occur after this prison was closed on the very grounds of this prison * Of ONE fabric of Riley Strain Clothing Or DNA shoe other cards or cell phone possible! Disemboweled, eyeglasses car keys or pictures from his phone
Imagine The Many Bisexual That This Building Created Over 103 years ! And Now Revolution Is Occuring Because The State Never Implode The Building * theirs no true real information on how many since 2000 - 2024 premeditated murders have occurred at this old state prison *
It's remarkably similar to the former Ohio State Penitentiary (Shawshank Redemption). That one is open for tours and there are places that they say are very haunted. I got a strange feeling walking through "the hole." Was worth a visit I wish they would do that here as well.
I have never seen prisons right from the 18th century even standing to date ...most of them get demolished or destroyed due to mother nature. Though it looks beautiful on the outside it carries many stories of torture and pain. They should restore this prison because not many prisons have a castle like exterior.
I passed through here in 1988, as an inmate, in transit from Morgan County Regional Correctional Facility to Lake County Regional Correctional Facility. Stayed 3 or 4 days on "10 walk" (on the left wing if you're facing the castle). Was scared as hell, tbh. I was 21. I was also at Cold Creek Correctional Center (the old Fort Pillow Prison) when they were shooting scenes for The State Vs Larry Flint. We were on lockdown for about a week while the Hollywood people were shooting. We were hot and miserable, locked in our cells, while Woody, Courtney and company were having a good time out in the parking lot with their studio busses and amenities. It's really weird seeing "the walls" all grown over and destroyed... but good riddance. A whole lot of people lost their lives in that hell-hole. Not that some didn't deserve it.
The Exterior of the Building is Beautiful, You don't see Architect Structures like this building anymore, that alone is Worth Saving this Building. It's a shame to let this building Just go to Waste. They could restore the Building by Tickets they could sell to visit. I disagree with many of these Decision these Crown Republicans are doing In Tennessee. It appears they are taking Licisens from the Clown Governor Desantis in Florida. that wants to destroy the America. Republicans wants to be Dictator over America like the Fool Trump and Republicans. These Republicans are Not You Friend.
I spent two years of my life behind the walls there for possession of two ounces of weed. While I was there, I lost my job, wife, and just about everything else. For a baggie of Mexican weed. The year was 1972. Many good people were in there who lost ever as much as me, many lost much more. It was one of the most cruel, sadistic environments I was ever to witness, and I have been in two wars. I saw 9 people die in there, some of whom did nothing more than enjoy getting a buzz from some bud in their previous life. It just goes to show how indifferent the establishment was back then in Tennessee. Now weed is legal. What a waste of life and taxpayer's money. I would like to see that place razed to a pile of rubble. I would gladly make a trip there to urinate on it. Greetings from Alaska, where I live far, far away from it all.
What is funny about the story? He has gone through a lot and its not funny!!!! When people go to prison they know they have lost everything. @@macysondheim
There’s helping and holding people accountable for their actions. 2 aspects in being a PO. To just talk about their mistakes, discuss how to correct it, then turn a blind eye on holding them accountable leads to further issues…more specifically keeping the community safe. No PO likes to put people in jail, but it comes with the job.
I was a rape victim in Minnesota and st.paul and mpls rapes 2 and 2 st.paul and the DAS IN RAMSEY CO DA,S REFUSED TO CHARGE THEM. BUT RAMSEY CO SHERIFFS DEPT FORCED THE DA,S TO CHARGE THE 1 GUY 👦WAS CHARGE AND FOUND GUILTY OF THE ONE IN 1993 HE IS IN PRISON FOR IT. And the others are in prison for the rapes and they are in prison for the future of there lifetime. 1 guy who did it jumped from the bridge 🌉in st.paul to his death.
