JM: What types of facilities were available to help pass the time? Cami: You could go outside to the courtyard to play ball
or just get some fresh air. You could go to the
law library to study any information on your case
that you need. Tombstone: None; you were able to go out once a week,into a
dog-trot,sort of place,for a hr or two.other than
that,it was reading,or watching the tv,which was
only about 4 local stations;They did have some
sort of law library,but I never got to go look it over Strawberry: HA...T.V and books
JM: Did you have regular access to the entertainment or was competition fierce? Cami: TV was always available, and the books available
were endless.
Tombstone: Very fierce,they would only allow a few every week
to go out,to exercise, Strawberry: well when i was in we had i think 12 rooms on
our blockor 20...anywayz we had a
system...depending on the day it would be a
rooms turn to have the TV...like we would go by
numbers....and just rotate like that
JM: Did you have a hard time staying in shape while in jail? Cami: Yes, very much so they feed you a lot of
carbohydrates and it makes it so hard not to gain
weight. Tombstone: Staying in shape,yes;but you kept the weight off
because of the lack of food. Strawberry: YES...it was redonkulous....i gained alot over 3
mos and still having trouble getting it off
JM: How often did you get to go outside? Tombstone: I didn't go out once in 3 months Strawberry: i went outside 3 times in 3 mos...only cause of
shakdowns
JM: Did the jail offer church services? If so, what were they like and when were they held? Cami: Yes, Sunday school and mass was offered on Sunday
and Wednesday night. Tombstone: They did,but they would only allow 5 from the
whole pod to go,because it was a small room,the
church ppl were very good about sending reading
material in,its what I missed the most while I was
there Strawberry: yes...2 times a week we would have someone come
into our block and talk to us about church
stuff...and on sunday mornings we could go to
church