Life of correctional officers working behind the wall.

Describes Old Newgate Prison in East Granby, Connecticut, and a ghostly encounter in the depths of the old mine that was where the prisoners were kept.

In this segment, Simmons tracks down who and where Kicks Iron is by promising a full pardon to the prisoner who had been his cell mate. Simmons and Agent Tibbets of the FBI make rapid progress, but Simmons also lets slip his knowledge of Kicks Iron.

This is what happens when officers don’t work together.

This material is of my own work. Any resemblance to actual events or location or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental. Names and places are not listed in my Prison Tales stories, if there are any actual events or location or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental and is made up or fictitious.

About an unruly inmate.

This material is of my own work. Any resemblance to actual events or location or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental. Names and places are not listed in my Prison Tales stories, if there are any actual events or location or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental and is made up or fictitious.

Working in today’s Penal System can sometimes be difficult. This describes what goes on at some of the prison during night shift.

This material is of my own work. Any resemblance to actual events or location or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental. Names and places are not listed in my Prison Tales stories, if there are any actual events or location or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental and is made up or fictitious.

Concrete box and the life of a prisoner.

The first of a series of three short stories about Timothy McLee. McLee is serving a 12-year sentence in a South Carolina prison and comes across a book in the prison library that will change his life forever.

Tim McLee found an unknown book in the prison library a few weeks back called The Burial. In the Tunnel McLee decides to try his luck with a possible escape attempt through the underground tunnel passageway. Does McLee really understand what he has gotten himself into?

What some of our correctional officers endure while working in today’s penal facilities.