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Interview with Eric, Bonnie, Jerome, Big Kim and Josh

JM: How many different blocks were there?
Eric: I think they have 6-8.
Bonnie: 10
Jerome: ONLY SAW THE BLOCK I WAS IN
Big Kim: 3
Josh: i think there are 4 presentencing (upstairs) 4 downstairs and 2 solatary

JM: Did they have names? If so, what were they?
Eric: They are named based on letters.Like A block,ect,ect. You could assume that each block houses different inmates based on crime commited.
Bonnie: Not that I remember. I was only in one all the time I was there.
Jerome: DONT REMEMBER
Big Kim: A, B and C plus the Hole....
Josh: upstairs, downstairs and the hole

JM: Which types of inmates were housed in the different blocks?
Eric: Don't know they didn't give me a tour.
Bonnie: Men separated from women usually.
Jerome: GENERAL,HIGH SECURITY
Big Kim: Females had their own "tank" I remember being in C block... You can find yourself housed with any type, from a animal abuser to a murder...bad check writer to a rapist..car their to a crankster...
Josh: men were in all of the above females had their own tank downstairs and could go to the hole

JM: What do you remember being the nicest and worst parts about the different blocks?
Eric: The block I was in I'm guessing was one of the nice ones and it was horrible.There is a constant cold that seeps into your body and no matter what you do it wont go away.The walls are like touching ice-cubes.When you lay down on your cot you can feel the cold comming thru the window next to or above your cot.There was nothing nice about it!
Bonnie: The nicest is us women were a very long ways from the noisy men. The worst was no privacy to pee or do anything else.
Jerome: FOOD WAS GOOD , BEDS WERE BAD
Big Kim: they all suck, to much time on hands and really noisy and disrespectful..
Josh: nice downstairs is more like a dorm with only the main door bad dont know about it being cold, but you could hear everyone snore and/or talk in their sleep

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