AQS Inmate Call

Zombie’s roommate has her rights violated and Zombie goes to the hole defending her.

Laquisha’s nephew is shirtless during a video visit and deemed nude.

Way Way’s son commits suicide and his father feels the guilt.

Kat's friend serves a 25 year sentence only to be sent to a medical facility because she is sexual predator.

Jeffery Wall looses his roommate after a lifer attacks him for trafficking girls.

Kat Lawson was in solitary confinement for 58 days.

Yellow Mellow is transferred to the children's center. She is housed with her peers.

Marcel ends up in solitary confinement after two people he snitched on joins him in prison.

K-Dog’s friend dies of an overdose from drugs smuggled in by a correctional officer.

Zombie is a member of the LGBT community and feels he is being picked on by other incarcerated people and prison staff.

Marcel is working to make the taxpayers get their money’s worth out of his incarceration.

By using the prison's resources, Mikey is able to gain a new trial

William Clay gained noteteriety after his conviction in a high profile murder case. He maintains his innocence.

Yellow Mellow just found out that her father met a violent death in Federal Prison.

Dirty learns her cousin died of a drug overdose and she is having a difficult time processing the news v

Michael receives burns after an accident in the kitchen. He feels uncomfortable with his encounter with staff.

Dirty got caught up with the wrong crowd and fell victim to a terrible scheme.

Children need their parents. They can learn a lot from the hardships of incarceration.

Yellow Mellow is venting about the living conditions in her unit. She feels the staff is not helping to ease their discomfort.

Incarcerated people still have a connection to loved ones. They have a right to be heard and engage in the living world.

Incarcerated people have a hard time in prison. It is a very dangerous life. Support from family, loved ones, community, and friends can really impact their lives.

Way Way has a change of heart. He will work to set a good example for his family and take responsibility for his actions.

Michael feels he experiencing discrimination from the D.O.C. due to his sexual orientation.

Way Way blames his grandson for getting locked up. He needs to understand why he and his son and grandson are in prison.

When an inmate desrespects Laquisha and her daughter, a fight ensues landing one party in the hospital.

Department of Corrections officials are abusing their power and putting undue pressure on my fiancee and her loved ones.

Everyone deserves the chance to become the best they can. Some need to opportunity.

Using contact with loved ones as punishment is cruel and unnecessary. Supportive relationships can reduce the prison population.

Some people will smear the reputation of good people for their own purposes. Incarcerated people should be closely monitored by professionals who understand human behavior. It could mean proper sentencing and a decline in the prison population without jeopardizing safety and security.

Supporting a loved one’s path to happiness in beneficial in so many ways.

Yellow Mellow is a troubled soul seeking acceptance and understanding from society

It's easy to forget how we treat others when we are being mistreated.

A recent change in the law gives Dirty a chance to be released before her sentence is complete.

K-Dog has a friend with terminal cancer. He was diagnosed too late due to unnecessary delays.

Mikey’s cousin is shot and killed by law enforcement responding to welfare emergency.

Laquisha calls after feeling embarrassed and ashamed during an open strip search.

K-Dog is excited about a new Penpal who saw his online profile.

Mikey is concerned about his family and takes the advice of a trusted cell mate and calls me for assistance.

Music and supportive relationships can help people cope with negative feelings.

Laquisha was missing her daughter and disappointed in her baby's dad. With otherwise bad news, she feels better.

K-Dogg is in lock up for life. He remains positive and makes the best of a bad situation.

Sometimes a person in lockup just wants someone to listen. Inmate calls aren't the time to criticize and judge. Support is key.

An example of a call from an inmate. Based on real inmate calls and presented strictly for entertainment.