An intimate first person non-fiction storytelling experience about incarceration in the United States.
I’ve asked those on death row terribly difficult questions and received candid answers.
I know men who were once on death row. Men whose sentences were commuted to life in prison by a past governor that time has since forgotten. I sit and eat with them in the chow hall and I see them daily in my unit.
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I’ll never forget the first time I realized that someone in my world of incarceration was being put to death and the way I felt.
By Christopher Monihan
When I was at close security, which is Ohio’s penitentiary level one half stage removed from Maximum, there was a palpable sense of awareness amongst us prisoners whenever there was an execution.
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