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Comment on The Politics Of Murder: Was Eddie O’Brien, Convicted Teenager In One Of Boston’s Most Infamous Murder Trials, Actually Innocent? by Bic Mutchum

Bic Mutchum — Thu, 19 Aug 2021 01:12:47 +0000

Believe it or not I was actually in Souza Baranowski with Ex when the book landed and even read a lil of his advance copy
Anyway if your like me you know. SBCC Is where lies don’t work anymore. It’s a land of brute violent honesty and Eddie Obrian is incapable of murder.
Like see I knew a certain tight end as well and he did that shit. He did the ones he beat, and he probably had a lot more.
If you are at that level of incarceration you just know and trust me as much as AARON was guilty of the 2 he beat Eddie is innocent

Comment on REAL REFORM IS NEEDED IN MASSACHUSETTS DOC, NOT ‘SMOKE AND MIRRORS’ by anonymous

anonymous — Sat, 05 Oct 2019 00:59:29 +0000

Have you ever been to the Ash Street Prison in New Bedford? I was asked not to visit because the conditions are deplorable. Being the oldest operating prison in the country is nothing to BOAST about.
The 3rd party commissary and communications companies make quite a profit from inmate families who help their loved ones get by while incarcerated.
Seems like a big money maker for all involved.

Comment on The Politics Of Murder: Was Eddie O’Brien, Convicted Teenager In One Of Boston’s Most Infamous Murder Trials, Actually Innocent? by Neil Gillis

Neil Gillis — Sat, 04 Nov 2017 21:40:07 +0000

I know Deanna Cremins murder case was second fiddle to this case

Comment on The Politics Of Murder: Was Eddie O’Brien, Convicted Teenager In One Of Boston’s Most Infamous Murder Trials, Actually Innocent? by Neil Gillis Sr

Neil Gillis Sr — Sat, 04 Nov 2017 16:32:05 +0000

Not sure if he did it or not but one thing for sure it took all the focus off the Deanna Cremins murder case which happened at the same time.Anotger case which was botched from the begining and never solved

Comment on NO ACCOUNTABILITY IN MASSACHUSETTS PROSECUTOR’S OFFICES by Margo Nash

Margo Nash — Wed, 18 Oct 2017 13:10:49 +0000

In my experience over 30 years, the only infractions that the Board of Bar Overseers is concerned about involve the misuse of client funds. It it involves money, it involves the Board. If it’s mere theft of documents from the court file, or total misrepresentation of the facts to the tribunal, well, the Judge can deal with that, they say. They are useless in enforcing any sort of moral, ethical misconduct of any sort. Since prosecutors don’t handle “client” money, they are essentially immune from scrutiny. This may sound unbelievable, but I assure you, it is the norm. I’ve dealt with it more times than I’d care to remember over the course of the last 30 years. Forged signatures on deeds? “Well, he denies that it’s forged and his secretary remembers witnessing it.” Really? What about the handwriting expert I hired who said, beyond any reasonable doubt that the signature is forged? Well, that was a copy of a signature, because the offending lawyer LOST THE ORIGINAL IN A FLOOD IN HIS BASEMENT. Really? Who keeps client files in flooded basements in their houses. How convenient is that?

Comment on This “Tough-On-Crime” Politician Is Singing A New Tune On Criminal Justice Reform, But Should We Buy It? by sunanda

sunanda — Mon, 24 Jul 2017 07:15:55 +0000

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Comment on LIES AND COVER-UPS WITHIN THE MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS by Michael Devincent

Michael Devincent — Fri, 21 Apr 2017 17:30:21 +0000

I just spent six years behind the walls and I can tell you from experience get that Outta car is dead on what’s all this denial get off the bandwagon or face the truth about the doc it’s in crisis

Comment on LIES AND COVER-UPS WITHIN THE MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS by Mims...

Mims... — Fri, 21 Apr 2017 13:54:17 +0000

Keep filling up higher security facilities with non-violent offenders and you will have an offender/offenders turning violent. With 2% of the DOC Budget going to inmate programming how can you expect anything less. We are going to see more bloodshed in our prisons due to the lack of programming and MILITANT Correctional Officers thinking they are at war with the ones they are charged to serve & protect..! The DOC Definitely NEEDS OVERSIGHT..

Comment on LIES AND COVER-UPS WITHIN THE MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS by Ricky

Ricky — Fri, 21 Apr 2017 11:39:41 +0000

This article unlike so meny I’ve read in the past is so true. To reinstate that fact look at the amount of negative feed back I guarantee you that negativity is not coming from construction workers or bank tellers, it’s coming from screws there family’s , administration people who see one side a career.
And the sad fact is corrections for a long time has been less about punishment and more about the business I mean think about it two guys in a cell up the max 126,000 a year half the food is bought at whole sale the other half is donated where all those tax payer dollars going too ? Salarys is the answer cause again they walk the toughest beat in the state yet out of an 8 hour shift at most the screws have a couple hours contact with inmates yet from CO’s perspective there in shawshank or some horror movie, and the sad fact is administration creates the tenision with there non shollant actions , yet run to the media at any chance to add insult to injury , at the end of the day the state owns the prison but the convicts own those homes a ten by ten might not be much to most but to some its all we know. I write from knowledge because I’ve spent a lot of years paying for my mistakes , punishment I deserved , I own that at the same time I know it’s not about corrections or reintegrating guys back into society because %90 of guys return back to prison, and with a volume like that you would think the state would be building more instead of closeing more. At the same time the corrections officers union gets stronger by placeing tidbits of what really takes place behind bars to the public to really show how tough of a job it is , all looking towards that next contract argument to advocate for higher wages and more tax payer dollars, don’t misunderstand me we’re all not innocent and some of us have mutual respect for either side however at the end of the day when push comes to shove I know what side I stand on and will always stand on and so don’t they . Rather then always trying to police learn how to talk to someone and teach , were not all innocent , you all aren’t either.

Comment on LIES AND COVER-UPS WITHIN THE MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS by Icallyouout

Icallyouout — Thu, 20 Apr 2017 22:13:58 +0000

So you pick an choose which post fits your agenda, I notice you just can’t post the truth, sad for you