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Life Inside December 11, 2015
My Wife and Child Died on the Way Home From Visiting Me in Prison
On loss behind bars.
By Charles Davis
Asked and Answered May 6, 2015
‘It Takes a Certain Kind of Magic to be able to Survive This Kind of Separation.’
A 32-year-old woman on what it’s like being engaged to someone serving a life sentence, long-distance romantic gestures, and the cost of each visit.
By The Marshall Project
News February 11, 2015
‘Heaven’
Happiness is a family sleepover.
By Sheila Anne Feeney
The Lowdown February 11, 2015
Conjugal Visits
Why they’re disappearing, which states still use them, and what really happens during those overnight visits.
By Dana Goldstein
Asked and Answered November 20, 2014
‘I'm Only Allowed One Kiss and Hug.’
What can Charles Manson’s fiancee expect? The experience of this inmate’s wife offers some clues.
By The Marshall Project

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