:yeahthat: ...I was nosing around today trying to find info on the luxuries of life at the inmate's new Lumley crib and this little ditty resurfaced :giggle:
September 20, 2012
PERRYVILLE UPDATE:
My friend Christy, a prisoner out at Perryville / Santa Cruz, dropped me a letter late last week that just came in yesterday. It was dated 9/14/12. Here's the update:
"I was called up to the Deputy Warden's office to talk about my kites. Here is what has been done:
Water was turned down (hot water off)
Coolers were purchased but they ran out of money to install them so that is still a problem
I was given tape to tape my vent for roaches
the exterminator is supposed to come out & spray inside and out
the back window is still broken does not close (we have a bag with tape covering it)
they power-washed the showers
we still only have 2 showers working - the lady who was fixing them was out here on 9/11...
the doors are still having to be keyed for a total of 48 rooms - that is a fire hazard!"
http://www.arizonaprisonwatch.org/2012/09/sos-aspc-perryville-conditions-of.html
Worth reading the entire article. Kind of reassures that the luxuries of Estrella will soon be behind her and doing life is hard time indeed.
But she'll benefit from a private room (random visits/searches) medical, mental and dental care (2 hour line ups), 2 squares a day served at a predictable time and supplemented by the commissary (2 hour line up in the hot sun), mail delivered to her door (screened and censored), limited edition underwear, comfy and fashionable hell fire orange overalls (small/medium sizes a rarity), laundry and library service (one book). When her Hershey bars melt in the AZ heat, she can dip a lil roach in it for a tasty protein snack. Oops, that's mean