Im so sorry about your son. I know first hand how America's prison system treats inmates. Yes, we committed crimes, some worse tgan others but let me tell u that no person deserves to b treated horribly. Most inmates r good people that just made one bad choice, mentally ill or an addict that received no help. I was incarcerated in a maximum security prison called Fluvanna Correctional Center for Women in Virginia. It was my first and only felony, drug possesion. I received a 5 year sentence which i served almost 4 years of it. I am a US Army veteran and a single Mom that worked evertday, but i was an addict and barely making paycheck to paycheck. So i ended
up.in prison. Inside prison walls,society has no idea of how horribly we r treated especially the mentally ill. They r jus5 locked away mostly in solitar5 confindment and left to rot. Or they r put in general n general population and get bullied or hurt bu other inmates. Its a very hard thing to watch, which i did more than one once. There r mentally ill still locked away today that have been n the "hole" for years, few even decades. They r ignored, mistreated, abused and forgotten. We get nothing n prison but rotten food w bugs or out of date donated foods. We had to beg for toilet paper and still some guards woukd ignore the plea. There r few guards that do generally care about out well-being but most of them r horrid. I was medical care twice ito where twice i almost died in a hospital after being rushed there on death's door. I was released January 27, 2022 and i work, go school and attend VA for any and all medical/mental appts. My life is forever changed and i understand it was fault i was incarecerated but not my fault of what i had to endure whil incarecerared. Did i learn anything? I learned that America's justice system is corrupt and law enforcement r evil.