Danny Robbie Hembree Jr. was found guilty of murdering 17-year-old Heather Catterton in 2009 and had this to say in his recent letter:.
"Is the public aware that I am a gentleman of leisure, watching color TV in the A.C., reading, taking naps at will, eating three well balanced hot meals a day," Hembree asked in the letter. "I'm housed in a building that connects to the new 55 million dollar hospital with round the clock free medical care 24/7."Hembree is also a suspect in the deaths of two other women, 30-year-old Randi Dean Saldana, and 30-year-old Deborah Ratchford. He confessed to the crimes but later said he only did so to cover up a string of armed robberies.
Makes perfect sense, right?
I'm not, however, talking about his crimes or his confession when I mention a snapshot of what's wrong with this country.
I'm talking about the fact that there is a 55 million dollar hospital somewhere attached to a prison housing death row inmates.
There are rural areas in this country without hospitals.
It's absolutely insane...
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I have several ideas for prison reform. All of which the ACLU would consider cruel and highly unusual.
In Fornicalia, CDC had to spend close to a billion dollars to update hospitals, mandated by a state ruling on inmate health care. Inmate health care is a MASSIVELY litigious area in this crazy-ass state.
BZ
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