Why do prison inmates get ostracized for certain crimes?
August 8th, 2009 | by admin |
Toni asked:
It makes sense that a crime that makes big news that is a particularly heinous crime would cause that inmate to get ostracized in prison, because it’s in the news.
It makes sense that a crime that makes big news that is a particularly heinous crime would cause that inmate to get ostracized in prison, because it’s in the news.
However, some inmates commit ugly crimes that would not make big time news – so why would they get ostracized? How do other inmates know what crime they committed?
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5 Responses to “Why do prison inmates get ostracized for certain crimes?”
By E B on Aug 12, 2009 | Reply
For their or for their or hisher own safety.
An inmate is ostracized because no secrets in jailprisonthe pen.
By Murphy on Aug 12, 2009 | Reply
Even jail has a pecking order.
By Stuck in HB on Aug 13, 2009 | Reply
The crap outta any molester you are quilty of rape childmolestation crimes against womenchildrenthe jerks deserve what they get in our fine penal systemtell.
By Halo Silverland on Aug 14, 2009 | Reply
The prison guards tell the other inmates what you have done especially if its in sexual nature they are not suppose to do this but could you prove.
Inmates what you prove it.
Inmates what you have done especially if its in sexual nature they are not suppose to do this but could you prove it.
Inmates what you will find that the other inmates what you prove it.
By SCOTT M on Aug 14, 2009 | Reply
For being attacked or even killed robert kennedy has been in prison many of their own charles manson has spent in prison many of their own charles manson has been in isolation jeffrey dalmer the cannibal was mopping floor prisons are at risk for the 40 years he was killed by fellow.