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What You Don’t Know About The Administration, Polices And Practices In What’s Supposed To Be TDCJ’s Most Safe And Secure Cellblock

What You Don’t Know About The Administration, Polices And Practices In What’s Supposed To Be TDCJ’s Most Safe And Secure Cellblock

By Jason Renard Walker  Due to TDCJ officials’ past effort to set me up to be killed, for publishing past exposés, exposing their role in the K2 epidemic, I’ve spent the last two years in Powledge unit’s protective safekeeping. Not only is this supposed to be the most safe and secure housing area in TDCJ, that holds the most high profile and unique prisoners in Texas. It’s becoming the most corrupt. The policies, practices and administrative unwritten rules have made…

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Societal Control: The Real Stanford Prison Experiment 

Societal Control: The Real Stanford Prison Experiment 

By Jason Renard Walker  INTRODUCTION  The abuse of authority within the Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ) is simply the most primal example of how state power can be abused in a police state. That’s because a prison is nothing more than a guinea pig for establishing absolute control over a society. It is the nucleus through which a repressive regime gains military currency that can be violently spent in America and abroad.  The control tactics used in the ‘free…

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Rebecca Blue I Still See You

Rebecca Blue I Still See You

By Jason Renard Walker Let’s get one thing straight: I do not have a weird fetish for getting prison guards in trouble when they violate their own policies or Texas state law, nor do I give a fuck about what they doing on the side to earn extra money. I am obsessed with staying alive and surviving in an environment where employees here don’t give a fuck whether we receive basic health care, nutritious food, safety or the bare minimum…

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Training Day: TEXAS PRISON STAFF TAUGHT GUARDS HOW TO COVER UP ASSAULTS BEFORE THEY BECAME POLICE OFFICERS

Training Day: TEXAS PRISON STAFF TAUGHT GUARDS HOW TO COVER UP ASSAULTS BEFORE THEY BECAME POLICE OFFICERS

BY Jason Renard Walker  OVERVIEW  The Ellis unit is more than just your typical prison within the jurisdiction of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ). It is a dream job for assaultive guards that are also aspiring police officers, and those wanting unlawful training in the profession of inflicting harm on innocent and unruly subjects.  Huntsville Texas is home to the Ellis unit as well as several other men’s prisons. This town is historically known as being a stomping…

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BLOODY BEAUMONT: TEXAS’S MOST MURDEROUS FEDERAL PENITENTIARY OVERACHIEVES, LIVING UP TO ITS NAME 

BLOODY BEAUMONT: TEXAS’S MOST MURDEROUS FEDERAL PENITENTIARY OVERACHIEVES, LIVING UP TO ITS NAME 

By Jason Renard Walker “When you look at the policies and goals of the Security Management Unit, it blows my mind that there was [even] one homicide” – Jack Donson, corrections consultant and former FBOP official on violence at USP Thompson.  Edgar Garcia and Mark Snarr couldn’t have scripted the murder of Gabriel Rhone any better. Given that each of them were in single cells and were only allowed out after a thorough strip search and handcuffing, such a feat…

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Black Texas prisoner gassed, brutalized in solitary confinement cell by white ranking guards; camera operator watches and remains silent

Black Texas prisoner gassed, brutalized in solitary confinement cell by white ranking guards; camera operator watches and remains silent

By Jason Renard Walker Seconds after having his cell gassed by Polunsky Unit’s Lieutenant Corbett, Marquis Kingbury #2303732, a black inmate, was nearly killed by Corbett, Sergeant Schwartz, and a team of racist white guards in riot gear, as they rushed into his solitary confinement cell with a large shield and riot baton on July 22 2021, between 1:25 pm and 1:49pm. I was Kingbury’s neighbor and a witness. It was the most senseless and brutalizing beating I’ve ever heard. After…

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