In an interview with the Daily Mail, ex-inmate Marc Brooks, who served eight months at the Federal Correctional Institution (FCI) in Englewood, Colorado, alongside disgraced Subway spokesperson Jared Fogle, explains what life is like inside the jail. Fogle is currently serving a 15-year sentence on child pornography charges.
"He's living the life in there," Brooks told DailyMailTV. "He's eating good, working out, cooking...not a care in the world." According to Brooks, Fogle's time is also spent watching movies, "eating fancy foods," and making crafts.
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-Gary
After he is released he can run for Pedophile OTUS.
ReplyDeleteSo much for the common internet meme that pedos have a rough time in prison.
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There's a BIG difference between a Club Fed and a medium or maximum security prison.
DeleteAt Club Fed, nobody wants to start any shit about anything for fear they'll have to go to a real prison.
And there's also a difference between pedos who actually touch children and those who think about it but don't do it. Both are subhuman scum but the penalties for the two crimes should reflect the difference. Those who harm children should be slowly tortured to death, while those who want to but refrain should merely be branded, castrated, and closely monitored for life.
DeleteSomething's up. Don't child preds normally get "taken care of" in fed pen? Or is that yesterday's thing? I'm actually asking. And, of course, Epstein killed himself.
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More like Club Well-Fed.
ReplyDeleteBecause of who he is, he is protected or bought protection because he has the $$$ to buy it from the gangs inside the prison, the average pedo still gets fucked with. Just a guess mind you.
ReplyDeleteIf his crime had been something else, like burning and looting, liberal types would say he is making the best of a bad situation.
ReplyDeleteI can assure all concerned citizens that no one is "eating fancy food" in a fed lockup, even a camp. Some camps are better than others, but they all generally suck, and anyone telling you that it's "not so bad" is speaking comparatively -- that is, a camp is not so bad if the alternative is hard time behind real bars surrounded by morons reeking of drugstore cologne.
ReplyDeleteHell, if I could pick that kind of prison, I would've kill someone years ago. 20 years of good eating, watching movies, and relaxing? Sign me up.
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