Federal Bureau of Prisons

There's been, you know, in Oklahoma, they went from paying a doctor $300 in execution up to $15,000 per event basis.

And the ACLU had also figured out that the Federal Bureau of Prisons, since COVID, had spent millions more than normal getting the staffing needed to carry out executions.

Right.

Max, did you ask the Department of Corrections to comment on the spending costs or anything like that? And I imagine they probably declined your interview request,

That Tartaglione might have had a message to send.

The U.S. Bureau of Prisons initially called Epstein's death an apparent suicide.

Then the New York Medical Examiner officially ruled it a suicide.

But there have been various unsubstantiated theories ever since over whether foul play was involved in his death.

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The US Bureau of Prisons initially called Epstein's death an apparent suicide.

Then the New York Medical Examiner officially ruled it a suicide.

But there have been various unsubstantiated theories ever since over whether foul play was involved in his death.

And, um, and then obviously you had separate orders regarding DOD and trans military service.

Um, and, but it's been watching all of this and watching, um, you also had, it, It is under DOJ, but it was in a separate order, the Bureau of Prisons, regarding trans people in prisons.

And that, even more so than the subpoenas, I think is something that I'm virtually one of the only people covering, is the trans prison care.

I guess there are, I shouldn't say I'm the only one, but there have been literally hearings where I know I'm the only person in person uh, who attend.

That Tartaglione might have had a message to send.

The U.S. Bureau of Prisons initially called Epstein's death an apparent suicide.

Then the New York Medical Examiner officially ruled it a suicide.

But there have been various unsubstantiated theories ever since over whether foul play was involved in his death.

Now what's crazy is Greg's initial parole eligibility date was set for 2035.

And now he's back in prison with the BOP saying that he'll be there till 2035.

But this is what happened when them dudes from Compton competing with them dudes from L.A. running a bag up, laying an armored truck down, and running into a federal sentence.

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More than 9000 people document their journey online.

Many of them in the Bureau of Prisons are serving life in prison.

They still live a life of meaning and relevance.

They can still contribute and advise younger prisoners who come in who will someday be released.

This guy is a federal correctional officer.

And if you want to see the quality of people that work in America's Bureau of Prisons, just wait until the end.

Go ahead.

The murder duo's plan is already moving forward because there's still one more person who needs to die.