Oct 11, 2026 · 31 min · 23 segments
Aliksandria Prout had only been at the Central California Women’s Facility for a few days when a male officer stopped her at a checkpoint. “You have beautiful lips and beautiful eyes,” he said. That…
Ayesha RascoeHostIt was becoming clear to Allie that this was not a safe place to speak up.
I mean, from the moment I woke up, I was scanning for all correctional staff because there was a level of suspicion with everybody at that point.
She would go to the chow hall, walk the yard, and then there was her job.
She'd been assigned to work at a place called the watch office.
We watch all the movement coming in and out of the prison.
So we're on a computer, and pretty much we can see every inmate in every cell on every yard, and we can see who's leaving the prison and who's coming into the prison.
And in the watch office, she would see a list of actual attorney visits for the day, and this is where things suddenly started to click for her.
Duckets list a reason a prisoner is moving around the prison.
Which would be in the system.
You know? When you don't have an attorney visit, there's nothing there.
Okay.
There were cameras recording her movements and there was a paper trail of those supposed lawyer visits, but her ducket was blank.
I was nervous, of course.
I was like, "Okay, we're gonna do this.
Let's do this." I said, "You want to issue me attorney visits and not have attorney visits? I'm gonna save those duckets." So I saved those duckets.
She was able to save two of the duckets and she put them at first in her Bible, and later, to be extra safe...
Under the locker.
I lifted the locker up and hid it.
When she was taken to the board of parole hearings room, she took note of the cameras along the journey, like the one at the end of the hall.
I drew diagrams with where cameras were placed, where they were angled at, and, like, put camera here, a camera there, a camera there, a camera there.
Like, "You really messed with the wrong girl here.
Like, I'm taking you down."
On August 9th, Rodriguez walked her past those cameras for what would be the last time.
And then a little more than a week later, she heard her name called over the loudspeaker.
So it was August 19th of 2022.
It was becoming clear to Allie that this was not a safe place to speak up.
I mean, from the moment I woke up, I was scanning for all correctional staff because there was a level of suspicion with everybody at that point.
She would go to the chow hall, walk the yard, and then there was her job.
She'd been assigned to work at a place called the watch office.
We watch all the movement coming in and out of the prison.
So we're on a computer, and pretty much we can see every inmate in every cell on every yard, and we can see who's leaving the prison and who's coming into the prison.
And in the watch office, she would see a list of actual attorney visits for the day, and this is where things suddenly started to click for her.
Duckets list a reason a prisoner is moving around the prison.
Which would be in the system.
You know? When you don't have an attorney visit, there's nothing there.
Okay.
There were cameras recording her movements and there was a paper trail of those supposed lawyer visits, but her ducket was blank.
I was nervous, of course.
I was like, "Okay, we're gonna do this.
Let's do this." I said, "You want to issue me attorney visits and not have attorney visits? I'm gonna save those duckets." So I saved those duckets.
She was able to save two of the duckets and she put them at first in her Bible, and later, to be extra safe...
Under the locker.
I lifted the locker up and hid it.
When she was taken to the board of parole hearings room, she took note of the cameras along the journey, like the one at the end of the hall.
I drew diagrams with where cameras were placed, where they were angled at, and, like, put camera here, a camera there, a camera there, a camera there.
Like, "You really messed with the wrong girl here.
Like, I'm taking you down."
On August 9th, Rodriguez walked her past those cameras for what would be the last time.
And then a little more than a week later, she heard her name called over the loudspeaker.
So it was August 19th of 2022.
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