i need a few examples of people who pland and financed a hit while they were in prison.\ncant find anything on google or yahoo
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have you googled Mafioso prisoners, like Gotti, Capone, and whoever else made it to prison, i'm sure there are plenty of examples.  What about the mexican mafia or arayan brotherhood gangsters, we can't forget them either.
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Ask the warden at the local prison to have his inmates do the work.\n\nIf he agrees, though, you should but the inmates a nice lunch and some cold drinks.
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set yourself up so that for the period your in prizon your making more money than when you were free with clever use of investments. recreate the kind of conditions at home that your likely to experience in prison, so the shock factor of going in is minimised, and get commitments from as many people as you can that they will visit you while your in, and get lots of phone numbers memorised so you can call them from the yard, and start using a vibrator so your able to sleep on your first night inside after some fun with your celly. The idea of all this is to prepare for the painful experience of being there, the whole purpose of which is to crack you mentally and instill a deep fear of going back in once you get out. This advice is not gonna make it any easier, but atleast you'll get used to the life inside at record speed.
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Sounds like a great idea to me!  I suppose it is possible since inmates are allowed to have accounts for buying and selling from prison commissary.  Also, inmates are paid for their labor, so it certainly would seem to be legal to tax income in prison.  (Incidentally, I am employed in the Federal Prison System and the amount of money inmates have on their individual Inmate Trust Fund is intoxicating! Much of which comes from wives, girlfriends, family, friends, and other outside sources.)  \n\nI'm sure someone from the DNC, ACLU, or other Liberal Group will cry afoul as soon as such a bill were introduced.
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My freedom.  I got out of jail on Feb 11 at 2:05 pm.  I also am grateful for bass, so I can catch them all day long.  One day I will be a professional fisherman, and make decent money beating all the top pros.
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What book are you referring to?  Have you heard of California's "3-strikes" law? It's when a felon who's been convicted of 2 felonies is arrested and convicted for a 3rd felony. That felon is then sentenced to life in prison for being a repeat felony offender. Sound harsh? Read up on it more in your search engine, under "3-strikes law". \nPretty intersting stuff, and there's discussions on both sides of the topic.
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What? you want a suggested story idea?\n\nokay, this guy Bill starts a company with a partner, Joe. Bill has 2 million dollars to hide and thinks he can funnel it to Joe's south carolina bank and no one will figure it out because Bill is not listed as an owner of the s.c. corporation & Bill lives in georgia.\n\nSo Bill rolls along collecting regular paychecks from Joe and a few bonus checks of $50,000 or so every 6 months. This goes on for say 10 years. But Joe is not stupid, Joe figures out it's stolen money and stops giving Bill his usual payoffs. Bill can't complain or call the cops because it IS stolen cash.\n\nBill tries to get it back from Joe but Joe spent it on a big fancy beach house for himself. Bill was so rattled he left the entire paper trail out where his wife could find it. She took the evidence of money laundering to the police. They laughed at her story and said it couldn't be true. She was hurt to be thought of as a liar.\n\nSo she called the FBI and they didn't believe her either. So Bill will never be caught. And Joe will keep the money and the beach house. \nAnd no one will EVER see the truth.\n\nThe End
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I went to college with a lot of guys who were on prison-programs. They were all convicted on drug related charges, and were all in Business and Marketing degree programs.\n\nThey're probably really successful now.
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Depending on the quantity each time, he could be facing quite a stint in prison.  If that doesn't straighten him out, then nothing will.\nAt the very least, he will be doing at least 3-5 years of prison time; at the worst, he could have 25-50 years.\nEither way, you have to look at it this way, no matter how good a friend he was, no one but himself could save him.  And he was definitely not looking out for himself.\nSorry to hear about him.  I had a friend once who was in kind of the same situation only he wasn't arrested repeatedly, he just kept screwing his life up using drugs.  I lost touch with him, but I have the real feeling that he is now dead.  It saddens my heart.
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It depends on the book.  Books which have nothing to do with the crime for which the person is in jail should be fine.  But when prisoners make money telling about their crime many states require the proceeds (in some cases 100%) to go into a victim's fund.
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Someone here http://prisontalk.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=126\nwill be able to tell you exactly what you need to know.
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Good luck!It's not gonna happen,the prison won't tell you if the person is in there.They cannot give out that type of information.They will assume you are trying to help the person break out or are after the person for some type of vendetta.
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http://prisontalk.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=294\nYou can post his information for free, lots of people have had really good results...read through some of the other posts to see what kind of information to provide.\nGood luck~! \n\nAnd to those who would consider becoming a penpal... What a lovely thing to do..you'll make someone's day by writing! Be careful though, get a Post Office Box so you don't have to give out your home address to total strangers and don't give out personal information too soon...basically the same rules you follow on the internet to keep safe. And remember that just like on-line, people might not be up-front about who they really are... if it feels like someone is lying or being pushy about a "relationship" drop them.\nWhen you first start writing, don't use any glitter or stickers because many facilities do not allow them.If you're under 18, you might not be allowed to write, some places only let minors write if they are family members(if that's the case writing to an inmate could get HIM in trouble, so don't do it)\nI hope you make a few good friends!
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Sorry Inmates but I feel That prisoners are in jail for crimes committed: Why is it that we have to keep them entertained by using computers that have access to cause more harm.This also gives way to much access to outside connections from the lives that they affected before going into correctional facilities. I'm sure that there are a lot of other people can benefit from use of computers that just can't afford them. That is why we have JAILS right;;;
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A very high percentage of the people in prison today, were once the little boys you are talking about.  (I worked at a state Corrections - head office - dealt with the Division Directors).\n\nYou might want to go to: http://www.csom.org/  This is the federal government's Center for Sex Offender Management.\n\n While inmates overall have a recycle rate of about 30%, sex offenders repeat at about 60%.  A few years ago, CSOM did a study of sex offenders which concluded that on average, a unsupervised sex offender sexually abused somebody every 8 days.  Sadly, they have learned to get a sexual release by abusing somebody.\n\nVery few people who go this route are able to stop.  What can - or should - be done with them?  Release them back into a unsuspecting society?  Lock them up for life - and then send low paid prison guards in to break up their fights - and by killing a guard the inmate becomes a prison hero?  Or do we execute these people, and take the money that would have been spent putting them in prison and use it to provide mental health services to young kids who have been abused - so they avoid becoming the next generation of abusers?\n\nIts not a easy question - and there are no easy answers.  But to me, the best answer that is available today, is to have people on-line who pose as young kids and if somebody goes after them - then the authorities should step in and prosecute the predator.\n\nSome states will have the offender serve prison time and when their sentence is up - have them declared mentally insane so they can be held longer.   I can see the reason for this, but it really gives me a peek at Orwell's 1984 life.
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I'm in. Where do we meet. I have plenty of relatives that would help. Oh, by the way we also get free pizza for a year at our local pizza shop, that's what their "Wanted Dead or Alive" poster says. I'll do a search and see who else is offering rewards. $50 billion plus free pizza, plus a book deal "How Onlinegamer and Help Me Please Caught Osama Bin Laden" and how about a sequel "How To Catch An Elusive Criminal" and who knows what other rewards or ventures we could come up with.
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yes, he was in jail most of his life, starting in juvenile than prison. Now he's a family man with a great job, a craft he learned in prison, now paying him 15 per hour, new baby, brand new home, the works. If aomeone wants to turn their life around they can and chancer are they will. Good luck hun