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transcript for 'I Work in A PRISON For Monsters. I Interviewed The Most Dangerous One.'

from Lighthouse Horror on Youtube 00:00-2:02

I can't tell you exactly where but in the middle of no where in the south western united states theres a super max prison that i'll call asher state penitentiary, or asp for short, that's not its real name but it'll do. Now, as with most maximum security prisons there are some genuinely sick people there, murderers, psychopaths, rapists, you know the kinds of people who can probably never be allowed back into society. A lot of people claim that it simply isnt possible to escape from this prison, and maybe they're right, i really hope that they are, not because i;m afraid of the sickos they've in the cells, i mean i am, of course i am. but even the most disturbed serial killing necrophiliacs they've got in there, don't scare me as much as what they've got in their basement. I don't think most of the regular staff is fully aware of the prisons other inmates. ive heard rumors that some of the guards are aware that something is up, but they either don't care or they know better than to ask questions. I imagine they probably think its some government lab or something running experiments that may or may not be entirely ethical on convicted felons, some people would say that might arguably be preferable to the truth. they have your standard security procedures of course, for starters inmates aren't allowed to have any contact with each other, some of them are not permitted to leave their cells and those that are only do so under heavy guard. there are no common areas, there's no guard, and every inch of the place is under heavy surveillance. the whole basement complex is surrounded by twenty feet of reinforced concrete and runs deep beneath the prison itself, digging your way out simply isn't an option.

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Source: Lesbian; Sacred Sexuality- by Diane Mariechild & Marcelina Martin

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