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Originally Published February 28th, 2020 Most people have always thought that sex offenders and pedophiles are the same and often used interchangeably. However, it should not be, and it is crucial to know the difference between the two. If not, you can immensely damage one’s reputation. WHAT ARE PEDOPHILES? Pedophiles are those who are diagnosed with […]

Originally Published March 3, 2020 Family members who suspect that their loved one is incarcerated in Williamson County Jail can now easily confirm it online. There’s a website where you can check if someone you know is under the custody of Williamson County Jail. (Related: How to Find Out If The Police Are Investigating You) If

Originally Published March 10, 2020 The Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary was the most secured federal prison in the United States. It’s surrounded by the cold waters and strong ocean currents of San Francisco Bay, where it houses the most notorious and deadliest criminals of all time. (Related: Abandoned Prisons in the US You Can Visit) Alcatraz was

Originally Published May 06, 2020 Unfortunately, green card holders cannot legally vote in federal elections. But they may do so in state and local elections as long as the local laws allow non-citizens to vote. You need to remember that a green card is just proof that you are a permanent resident. It does not

Originally Published August 14, 2020 The United States is infamous for imprisoning the most people in the world. For every five prisoners globally, one of them is American. With over 2.2 million inmates, the US incarcerates about 0.7% of its population. To put that statistic into perspective, around 7 in every 1000 Americans is put behind bars.  But not all prisons are

Originally Published July 29, 2020 Walls tell stories. People remember buildings for many different things. Some people remember them for their unique architecture, but more often than not, it’s the stories that stick. Prisons are riddled with unbelievable tales of bloodshed, conspiracy, and great escapes. These tales have made them famous, earning them a place

Originally Published July 16, 2020 Not all crimes deserve harsh punishments. In the same vein, not everyone who broke the law deserves to be treated as savage criminals. According to the Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS), there are over 2.2 million inmates in the US as of 2016. About 80% of whom were convicted crimes of varying severity. While