Sounds like CB is complaining yet again about his prison conditions and threatening a hunger strike now. As if if the lack of coffee sweetener wasn't enough, now they are only allowing him just 40 minutes of counselling with his social worker per month!! Bless.
Seriously though, he might not like it but it's quite normal for prisoners like CB to be kept isolated from other prisoners in situations like this - it's for his own protection. Perhaps if he opted to cooperate with the investigation and make an effort to clear his name, things could be different.
Mention of yet another lawyer too I've not heard of before - Philipp Marquort - where on earth is this money coming from to pay for this defence counsel!?
The suspected killer of missing Maddie is no longer taking food from the detention center, according to information from t-. He wants to protest against the prison conditions.
Christian B., the suspect in the Maddie McCann missing person case, no longer wants to record food from the Oldenburg prison . B. is currently serving a prison sentence for drug trafficking and rape in the JVA in Oldenburg. According to information from t-online, B. wants to protest against the prison conditions because he is in solitary confinement. One of Christian B.'s lawyers, lawyer Philipp Marquort, describes the accommodation in the prison as "inhumane". At first, the lawyer described B.'s action to t-online as a hunger strike, which he has since put into perspective. He only no longer accepts the food from the JVA and purchases food.
"Christian B. doesn't have any more social contacts"
According to the lawyer, Christian B. is only allowed to speak to the prison's social workers twice a month for 20 minutes each time. He is also allowed to make phone calls to his lawyers. "Christian B. doesn't have any other social contacts," complains Marquort. These conditions have been like this for a good 15 months.
In the missing persons case for the alleged murder of Maddie McCann, Christian B. is the main suspect. So far, however, there is no concrete evidence of an act. In October last year, the public prosecutor's office in Braunschweig accused Christian B. of five other crimes that he allegedly committed between December 2000 and June 2017 in Portugal . It's about alleged rape and sexual abuse. However, the start of the process fell through because the regional court in Braunschweig had declared itself "not responsible" locally. t-online reported that Christian B. could soon be released after serving two-thirds of his sentence.
Christian B. is on the security station
Specifically, B. criticizes the current accommodation that he is not allowed to have any social contact in addition to the JVA employees and his lawyers. He was housed in the security station and could only carry out any activity on his own. He has the opportunity to do a yard walk alone for an hour. All of B.'s applications to participate in prison events would be rejected.
According to his lawyer Marquort, he would like social contacts in order to be able to counteract his social isolation. As a rule, sex offenders voluntarily refrain from social contacts in detention centers or choose the persons very carefully because they have to reckon with being injured by fellow inmates. In addition, they avoid contact with prison officials so as not to be seen as traitors.
If necessary longer
Since the beginning of the week, B. has been refusing the food provided by the JVA. First he wants to go hungry for two weeks, but he doesn't rule out going without food. His lawyer Philipp Marquort is convinced that the JVA's approach contradicts the idea of rehabilitating criminals. The prison system should be adapted to the general living conditions as far as possible.
www.t-online.de
Seriously though, he might not like it but it's quite normal for prisoners like CB to be kept isolated from other prisoners in situations like this - it's for his own protection. Perhaps if he opted to cooperate with the investigation and make an effort to clear his name, things could be different.
Mention of yet another lawyer too I've not heard of before - Philipp Marquort - where on earth is this money coming from to pay for this defence counsel!?
The suspected killer of missing Maddie is no longer taking food from the detention center, according to information from t-. He wants to protest against the prison conditions.
Christian B., the suspect in the Maddie McCann missing person case, no longer wants to record food from the Oldenburg prison . B. is currently serving a prison sentence for drug trafficking and rape in the JVA in Oldenburg. According to information from t-online, B. wants to protest against the prison conditions because he is in solitary confinement. One of Christian B.'s lawyers, lawyer Philipp Marquort, describes the accommodation in the prison as "inhumane". At first, the lawyer described B.'s action to t-online as a hunger strike, which he has since put into perspective. He only no longer accepts the food from the JVA and purchases food.
"Christian B. doesn't have any more social contacts"
According to the lawyer, Christian B. is only allowed to speak to the prison's social workers twice a month for 20 minutes each time. He is also allowed to make phone calls to his lawyers. "Christian B. doesn't have any other social contacts," complains Marquort. These conditions have been like this for a good 15 months.
In the missing persons case for the alleged murder of Maddie McCann, Christian B. is the main suspect. So far, however, there is no concrete evidence of an act. In October last year, the public prosecutor's office in Braunschweig accused Christian B. of five other crimes that he allegedly committed between December 2000 and June 2017 in Portugal . It's about alleged rape and sexual abuse. However, the start of the process fell through because the regional court in Braunschweig had declared itself "not responsible" locally. t-online reported that Christian B. could soon be released after serving two-thirds of his sentence.
Christian B. is on the security station
Specifically, B. criticizes the current accommodation that he is not allowed to have any social contact in addition to the JVA employees and his lawyers. He was housed in the security station and could only carry out any activity on his own. He has the opportunity to do a yard walk alone for an hour. All of B.'s applications to participate in prison events would be rejected.
According to his lawyer Marquort, he would like social contacts in order to be able to counteract his social isolation. As a rule, sex offenders voluntarily refrain from social contacts in detention centers or choose the persons very carefully because they have to reckon with being injured by fellow inmates. In addition, they avoid contact with prison officials so as not to be seen as traitors.
If necessary longer
Since the beginning of the week, B. has been refusing the food provided by the JVA. First he wants to go hungry for two weeks, but he doesn't rule out going without food. His lawyer Philipp Marquort is convinced that the JVA's approach contradicts the idea of rehabilitating criminals. The prison system should be adapted to the general living conditions as far as possible.
"Er hat keine sozialen Kontakte": Maddie McCanns mutmaßlicher Mörder Christian B. im Hungerstreik
Der mutmaßliche Mörder von Maddie McCann ist in einen Hungerstreik getreten. Er protestiert damit gegen die Haftbedingungen in der JVA Oldenburg.
www.t-online.de
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