For most inmates, the path to rehabilitation can be long and arduous. It involves a lot of self-analysis and time spent on their own self to realize just where they made their mistakes and how they can improve themselves for the future. Prison rehabilitation means that inmates come out knowing where they made mistakes and… Read More
From the Stage to the Cellblock: Why Sean Combs Requested Fort Dix Federal Prison
Combs was recently convicted on two federal counts of transportation for the purposes of prostitution, resulting in a sentence of 50 months in prison, a $500,000 fine, and five years of supervised release. Now, his legal team is pushing for a placement that does more than offer geographic convenience—it sets the stage for strategic sentencing… Read More
Trump Likely To Pardon Sean Combs Before Thanksgiving. If Not What?: A Closer Look
This afternoon, Sean Combs, widely known as Diddy, was sentenced to 50 months in prison. This news has ignited discussions about the potential for a presidential pardon from Donald Trump, especially as Thanksgiving approaches. The relationship between Trump and Combs has been a topic of interest, given their historical ties and the former president’s known… Read More
Tips for Prison Consultants In search of Wealthy Clients
Most people believe money is the root of all evil…and also love, happiness, and success. That’s why so many people aspire to cultivate wealthy clients. These wealthy individuals have the means to spend more money on services, but they are often much harder to reach than your average consumer. They’re not just anyone; they are… Read More
The Tragedy of Billie Holiday and America’s War on Drugs.
The war on drugs is a slogan used to refer to an administration-led initiative that seeks to stop unlawful drug use, distribution and trade by significantly increasing prison sentences for both drug dealers and users. Some people believe it began in June 1971 when U.S. President. Richard Nixon declared drug abuse to be “public enemy number one”… Read More
Jeffrey Epstein’s Suicide Shows the Gaping Hole in the MCC Federal Prison Suicide Prevention Program.
If it’s true that only one of the two people guarding Jeffrey Epstein normally worked as a correctional officer, it’s not an excuse for his death. I personally served as the lead person on the suicide watch team while housed in F.C.I. Fort Dix. The program consisted of approximately 12 inmates who were trained under… Read More
Sanyika Shakur aka Monster Kody Speaks
Sanyika Shakur provides Prison Coach Speaking with a 7 minute interview through Uncuffed Radio inside Solano State Prison. Read More
Damon Cooke’s battle for a fair parole hearing.
Most inmates deserve a chance to get out of prison. One of the purposes of the criminal justice system is reform, after all. It is my opinion that if you committed a nonviolent crime and/or if you show true remorse for your actions, you should receive a chance at parole. Violent crimes committed against women… Read More
If Bill Cosby heads to prison will his life be in danger?
With the clock ticking at a snail’s pace for Bill Cosby’s victims, time is rapidly spinning for the famed comedian who will be sentenced Monday September 24, 2018. I’ve been flooded with calls all week for an opinion on how Cosby will fare should Montgomery County Judge Steven T. O’Neill sentence him to prison and… Read More
Solano State Prison Staff Offers a Unique Opportunity For Seven Distinguished Inmates
If I mentioned the names Brian McCann, Brian Unden, Lieutenant John Ojo and Dr. Kenya Williams, their names would not ring a bell to most people outside of Solano State Prison. Inside of Solano State Prison they are in control of one of the most amazing opportunities I’ve come across in my 34 years of… Read More