From: "tim"@tima
Chris wrote:
>
> "Neiswinger" wrote in message
> news:20031105173545.13549.00000366@mb-m11.aol.com...
> > Here's a Good One For You... Fact or Fiction? And if Fiction, Why??
> >
> > She says that a while back, one of the white male officers in there, call
> him
> > Mr. Smith, was getting ridden pretty hard by his superior, a black female
> Sgt.
> > we'll call Sgt. Woods. I never got the sense that it was a racial thing
> at
> > all... Apparently the Sgt just didn't like him, and hated even more the
> fact
> > that he was always talking with some of the inmates. So at one point, Mr.
> > Smith got it in his head that he could get one of the inmates to help him
> exact
> > some "revenge" on old Sgt Woods, seeing as how the inmates are all dirty
> > killers anyway. So Mr. Smith says to one of my girl's friends Suzy in a
> > different cell, "Here's her vehicle license plate #... see what you can
> do."
> > To this, Suzy replied that she was locked up and what was she supposed to
> do?!
> > Mr. White said, "Just see what you can do... I'm sure you won't get
> someone to
> > kill her or anything."
> >
> > This of course freaked Suzy out quite a bit, and she reported it to her
> Asst
> > Deputy Warden, who said she'd look into it. About the same time, Mr.
> Smith
> > apparently came to my friend Nancy's cell and told her he hoped her friend
> Suzy
> > was getting something done and she might want to help her because he'd
> heard
> > Sgt Woods talking to a couple of Green Tags (new guards) about how she was
> > going to get dope planted in both Nancy AND Suzy's cell. He said they
> needed
> > to get her before she got them.
> >
> > Apparently, Mr. Smith got moved out of the Unit and out to Visitor
> Control,
> > where Nancy now says she worries that he'll identify her me & her other
> loved
> > ones and try to threaten them too. The girls want me to type up their
> story
> > and send it to all the newspapers as well as Dateline, 20/20 and the FOX-2
> > ProblemSolvers.
>
> So you were asked to relay it to real media, and you post it to an internet
> newsgroup?
> Congratulations for "doing your part".
>
> > OK now, read it again slowly, and remember I get it at about five times
> this
> > speed every time I hear it.
> > I'm not embellishing this at all. In fact I've glossed in order to keep
> it
> > brief...
> > So what's THIS all about, experts??
>
> It sounds plausible. There are two possibilities. Either what they're
> telling you is true, or the author of this tale has a personal grudge of
> some sort against the CO. In both instances, relaying the story to who you
> were asked to should get the job done. If the CO didn't do this, they'll
> find out, and if he did, he needs to go.
>
> Do as they asked, and all will right itself.
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It seems that the girls are truely concerned. I can't imagine what
they could gain by lying - other than to get in more trouble. On the
other hand, if the guard has some ill intent, it's hard to say who he
is after (the girls, the warden, etc).
DN could visit his friend and ask her to tell him the plate # that her
friend says the guard gave her. Then he could try to verify who owns
it, if that info is publicly available in his state. Or he could take
the story and plate # to the state police.
If plate belongs to the Sargent, I'd think the police would be
interested to uncover how an inmate acquired it - and why. It seems
likely an inmate would not have easily acquired it, unless it came
from someone who had easy access to the info.
They could also investigate the other girl's report to the Asst. Dep.
Warden, and why the warden did not inform them of a plot and threat
that goes beyond the prison walls.
If she has 'other loved ones', are they trustworthy and has she told
them of her concerns?
If what the girl says is true, then it is a good example of how the
prison system victimizes and terrorizes inmates.
--- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05
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