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Interview with John, Scott, Aaron, Bruce, Sammy and Janice

JM: How many different blocks were there?
John: There were about 6-8 blocks
Scott: THERE ARE SIX TO EIGHT BLOCKS
Aaron: there are nine from what I know im not sure exactly how many there are.
Bruce: There was 6-7 blocks there
Sammy: There are about six to eight blocks
Janice: In Framingham there's at least 10, in Chicopee there's about 5

JM: Did they have names? If so, what were they?
John: They were the maxi block for unsentenced people. Deagnon block is for sentenced people who work in some part of the jail. I and j block were sentenced blocks. H l and k block were for unsentenced. Then you had the hole for diciplines .
Scott: YEA THEY HAD NAMES. MAXI,L,K,H,I AND J BLOCK. AND THEN THERE WAS THE HOLE.
Aaron: there is I block, J block, maxi-c, maxi-b, H block, K block, L block, annex, and A-1
Bruce: Deagon block Maximum security block I block J block K block L block And the hole
Sammy: Maxi block H block I block J block k block L block Deagnon block The hole
Janice: In Framingham there's east, west, Barton, Brewster 1

JM: Which types of inmates were housed in the different blocks?
John: Deagnon block was for the workers H l and k block were for unsentenced people I and j block were for sentenced people. Maxi was for unsentenced people The hole was for people who were breaking jail rules
Scott: SENTENCED WERE IN DEGNON BLOCK,I AND J BLOCK. THE UN SENTENCED WERE HOUSED ON MAXI BLOCK, L AND K BLOCK. PEOPLE IN THE HOLE WAS A MIX OF SENTENCED AND UNSENTENCED UPSTAIRS AND DOWNSTAIRS.
Aaron: H-block is the high profile inmates, annex I believe held the inmates going threw withdrawls, A-1 is suicide watch, K block is for kilby members, maxi-c is pc, I block is for the murders and rapes, and im not sure the rest.
Bruce: On deagon block it was sentenced inmates who worked around the jail Maximum security block was for unsentenced people awaiting trial I block was for the sentenced J block was for the sentenced K block was for the unsentenced L block was for the UN sentenced The hole was for anyone who broke the rules
Sammy: Maxi block is unsentenced h block is sentenced J block is sentenced I block is sentenced k block is UN sentenced L block is UN sentenced And the deagnon block is for the sentenced of inmates

JM: What do you remember being the nicest and worst parts about the different blocks?
John: The nicest parts were the good tvs and the way certain jail block workers kept everything clean for the men being housed on the unit. Also if there were left over meals they would be given to someone who could use them. I liked blocks that were mainly peaceful and laid back.
Scott: EVERY BLOCK IS DIFFERENT. SOME BLOCKS ARE RESPECTFUL TO OTHERS AND SOME BLOCKS ARE A DANGEROUS FIGHTING ENVIORNMENT. IT ALL DEPENDS ON THE INMATES RUNNING THE BLOCK. SOME BLOCKS ARE LAID BAVK AND SOME ARENT. SOME BLOCKS ARE CLEAN AND SOME ARENT. SOME BLOCKS HAVE WORKING PHONES DEPEN SOME DONT.
Aaron: the nicest parts were the dinners and the worst parts is when a fight broke out because they locked the entire block down for hours there was one time they locked it down for the rest of the day that is the worst thing about the blocks I have to say the nicest is the dinners they let us out for 15 minutes for dinner even if the dinner was not that good we still got out of our cells.
Bruce: I remeber the nicest parts about the different blocks were the way they maintained there things such as showers,phones,and privlages. They kept there games like chess and checkers available for everyone to use. Some people even shared food,magazines,sneakers,and phone calls. But other blocks could be dirty with broken phones and people stealing out of your cell.
Sammy: The nicest things about the blocks were all the working phones. People love to talk on the phone so its important to have all phones working. Also some blocks had nice big flat screen television. The worst things were dirty showers and tables. Dirty microwaves. non working phones. Broken windows

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