you become a walking dead man in here. you understand what i m saying? you re a walking dead man. ain t nobody really see you. it s like the old saying goes, out of sight, out of mind. 33-year-old inmate herman johnson is doing 12 years for a felony drug conviction. he is currently housed in cellblock 5. in here you lose a lot of things on the outside. and you really find out a lot about people by coming to prison, you know. paul poplin has been to prison several times over the last ten years for drugs and fighting. this is a big cell actually because of the way it s situated with the toilet over here. there ain t much to them. you know. i guess it ain t that bad here, you know. it could be worse. been in worse. like being in a cage basically.
shines. you become a walking dead man in here. you understand what i m saying? you re a walking dead man. ain t nobody really see you. it s like the old saying goes, out of sight, out of mind. 33-year-old inmate herman johnson is doing 12 years for a felony drug conviction. he is currently housed in cellblock 5. in here you lose a lot of things on the outside. and you really find out a lot about people by coming to prison, you know. paul poplin has been to prison several times over the last ten years for drugs and fighting. this is a big cell actually because of the way it s situated with the toilet over here. there ain t much to them. you know. i guess it ain t that bad here, you know. it could be worse. been in worse. like being in a cage basically.
it s a place where the sun never shines. you become a walking dead man in here. you understand what i m saying? you re a walking dead man. ain t nobody really see you. it s like the old saying goes, out of sight, out of mind. 33-year-old inmate herman johnson is doing 12 years for a felony drug conviction. he is currently housed in cellblock 5. in here you lose a lot of things on the outside. and you really find out a lot about people by coming to prison, you know. paul poplin has been to prison several times over the last ten years for drugs and fighting. this is a big cell actually because of the way it s situated with the toilet over here. there ain t much to them. you know. i guess it ain t that bad here, you know. it could be worse. been in worse.
it s like the old saying goes, out of sight, out of mind. 33-year-old inmate herman johnson is doing 12 years for a felony drug conviction. he is currently housed in cellblock 5. in here you lose a lot of things on the outside. and you really find out a lot about people by coming to prison, you know. paul poplin has been to prison several times over the last ten years for drugs and fighting. this is a big cell actually because of the way it s situated with the toilet over here. there ain t much to them. you know. i guess it ain t that bad here, you know. it could be worse. been in worse. like being in a cage basically. that s why i try and stay out as much as possible. i go out to the yard and when i come back from eating, i try to avoid mine. that way i m only in there from 8:30 at night until about 7:30 in the morning.
than 120 years old, and as a result, the facilities are a patchwork of prison technology. for example, arriving inmates are kept track of by a modern computer database while officers on duty keep track of their weapons and keys by using a more low-tech method. some inmates will be housed in world war ii-era cellblocks where each tier is visible from the ground floor. others will do their time in the dungeon-like confinement of cellblock 5. it s a place where the sun never shines. you become a walking dead man in here. you understand what i m saying? you re a walking dead man. ain t nobody really see you. it s like the old saying goes, out of sight, out of mind. 33-year-old inmate herman