Soledad cell blocks where men die in violent prison era
The Soledad state prison's O and X wings, known as adjustment centers, have seen multiple killings in 14 months as guards and inmates die in a racially charged, brutal environment. Officials blame the violence on the prison culture, confinement conditions, and gang tensions, while reforms and conjugal visits aim to ease tensions.
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Legal freedom nears for 'tiger woman' in trunk murders
Winnie Ruth Judd, 66, awaits Gov. Williams decision on commuting her sentence to time served after a long saga starting with 1931 killings in Los Angeles. She has spent decades in a mental hospital, fugitive years, and prison, with prior clemency efforts. parole terms include not profiting from life story.
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The prosecution argued that she killed her friends in a jealous rage over a man. The case centers on motive and the relationship among the involved parties.
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