Over 260 women and girls have come out to allege that Pedo Doctor Larry Nassar sexually assaulted them while under his care.
Pedo doctor, Larry Nassar is photoed shackled and shivering on snowy Michigan tarmac as he flies to hellhole prison to begin 235 year sentence for abusing gymnasts.
The disgraced ex-Team USA doctor Larry Nassar got a private jet from Michigan to Arizona where he will begin his federal prison stint.The 54-year-old doctor was seen being transported without a jacket and shackled on the snowy tarmac at Detroit Metro Wayne County Airport on Friday, as he was transported to the US Penitentiary Tucson.
The flight lasted four hours and 36 minutes, and the Federal Bureau of Prisons would not comment on if it is typical for a high-profile prisoner to fly private citing ‘security reasons’ that they don’t comment on methods of transport.
By Saturday, Nassar was listed as an inmate at US Penitentiary Tucson. A high-security facility that houses 1,387 inmates along with a 149-inmate minimum-security satellite camp in Pima County.
At the penitentiary, Nassar will be given prison clothing tagged with his name and registration number, 21504-040.
At the penitentiary, Nassar will be given prison clothing tagged with his name and registration number, 21504-040.
Inmates are responsible for making their beds, sweeping and mopping their cell floors ‘and ensuring their cell is clean and sanitary,’ the inmate admission and orientation handbook
Wake-up for all inmates is at 6am with headcounts held at midnight, 3am, 5am,4pm, and 10pm, according to the inmate admission and orientation handbook
Wake-up for all inmates is at 6am with headcounts held at midnight, 3am, 5am,4pm, and 10pm, according to the inmate admission and orientation handbook
The handbook says inmates can use computers but don’t have internet access.
It’s currently unknown if Nassar will share a cell or be put into protective custody to avoid possible violence from other prisoners.
It’s currently unknown if Nassar will share a cell or be put into protective custody to avoid possible violence from other prisoners.
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