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In Part 4, Chad describes what it was like transferring from Big Sandy to USP Coleman. These two prisons are wildly different in terms of the politics, interacting with inmates from other races, how the guards treat you, and much more. He discusses meeting fellow members of his gang upon arrival and what his life was like for the year he spent at Coleman.
He also recounts the day that will live in his mind forever. Laying in the bottom bunk, he posed a question to his cellmate who was directly above him. He asked him if he ‘felt bad for killing three people’ and the answer he received both shocked him as well as made him think long and hard on the life he lead on the outside.
Absolutely riveting storytelling as always.
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