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How Texas Failed To Prevent One of the Nation’s Deadliest Prison Escapes

“Staff complacency” allowed a man to break out of a prison bus — and kill a family.

Feature • 12.06.2022

I Got the Prison Transfer I Fought For. My Feelings Were Surprisingly Mixed

Demetrius Buckley’s long-awaited transfer to a lower-security prison means more time outside of his cell and a chance to see his daughter. But the transport process was like everything else in prison: slow, confusing and casually cruel.

Life Inside • 05.13.2022

The Federal Prisoner Transit System—aka “Diesel Therapy”—Is Hell

Highlights of prisoner travel include gang fights, overflowing toilets and two weeks shackled to a neo-Nazi.

Life Inside • 08.15.2019

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