James Taylor Talks Change With Inmates At Anamosa Session
James "T-Bone" Taylor, convict in 1981 of killing two Waterloo officers, told 10 inmates at Anamosa State Penitentiary he has changed. He earned a GED, lost gangs, and now warns against prison pitfalls while facing lingering respect and scrutiny from staff and a bereaved sister of a victim.
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James
Taylor
Waterloo
Anamosa State Penitentiary
Iowa
John Ault
James Taylor
Norman Smith
Anamosa
Smith
James “T-bone
Roy Bales
Bales
Lee Sheets
Sheets
Harbans Deol
Iowa Department of Corrections
Wilbert Eickert
Eickert
Robert Armagast
Les Hollenbeck
Hollenbeck
Joseph Moulton
Tim Bryant
Kevin Barnes
Moulton
University
Iowa Medical and Classification Center
Oakdale
Iowa Correctional Institute For
Mitchellville
James “T-Bone” Taylor
Iowa State Penitentiary
Fort Madison
Aging inmates strain Iowa prisons health care costs
Iowa prisons spend tens of thousands yearly to transport inmates to University Hospitals in Iowa City for chronic conditions. Officials warn a growing aging population threatens the system with higher medical demand and potential crisis, as more inmates age beyond 50 and require dialysis, cancer treatment, and other care.
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the Gazette
Iowa
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Lee Sheets
Missouri
Deal
Anamosa
Sheets
Joseph Moulton
Keokuk
Moulton
Maynard
Oakdale
Lance Horbach
R-Tama
Justice Systems
Horbach
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