Daily life of a Prisoner in Florida

Written by Michael Henderson

October 12, 2021

We will be periodically publishing posts for this series from Michael Henderson, a Florida prisoner serving a life sentence.

Michael will be sharing about conditions of confinement, and theĀ stressors imposed by an overwhelmingly failing bureaucratic behemoth.

Like today’s Sunday inspection because of some failed audit probably due to an administrative slight. So instead of focusing on the rampant and deadly drug problems in the system, FDC infracts a prisoner because his books don’t fit into the space (smaller than what it is supposed to be by their own rules). In other words, you can smoke all the poison you want but you can’t read too much. Just some thoughts I would love to be able to convey to the world what their tax dollars are really supporting.

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