including the two month old son she gave birth to while incarcerated. he has been in the care of her brother. is one of my classification officers there? we have an issue. now sergeant collette just received tragic news. last name of wise, w-i-s-e. first name will be michelle. she doesn t know or maybe she does know, i don t believe she does, that her child died. the baby was i believe two months old. let s get a hold of the chaplain to see if he s aware of that, let s rehouse her in medical if we can. all right. thank you. all right. bye-bye. sergeant, what s that about? if she doesn t know that the child has died, i want to make sure the chaplain s office knows, so i sent one of the officers to touch base with chaplain s office to make sure they are aware her child did
told her to quit resisting. she said the only way she was leaving was going to seg. it s where she went. the girl is crazy. she needs medication. it seems as though she wanted to go to segregation. turns out she did because her best friend was also in segregation. i m like if i m moving, i might as well fight here and go to seg. i knew michelle was down there. she encourages me to do well. i listen to her. i don t listen to nobody but her. the one hour she was outside her cell, she could visit with wise but wise returned to general population. ready to go, baker? yes, sir. now it s time for baker to return to general population as well. she s going to housing unit f-22, not f-20, where michelle wise was assigned. why the sour face when i told
and now i can t hold him or smell him or see him. jail officials permitted wise to attend her son s funeral. i remember him being warm and soft and huggable. not in that casket and being cold and stiff. but i don t regret, i mean, i m glad i went because i probably would have regretted not going. wise who no longer has a relationship with her son s father last saw her brother at the funeral. but she has not been able to reach him since then. my brother got two full months with my son and i got three days. and now my brother is nowhere. it is like my baby s dead and now he s just gone. i don t have my baby, i don t have my brother, and i don t understand how he can t. but i know he s grieving. but my son is gone, my brother is gone, it is like what the [bleep].
months pregnant, strung out. been here eight months, had a healthy nine pound baby and i would not have had that had i been in here. six weeks earlier wise was transported to a nearby hospital to give birth to her son. she was with him for three days before giving him up to her brother and returning to jail. my brother is all the family i have. he came and picked my son david, i named my son after my brother, he picked him up from the hospital and i snuck contraband back to the hospital, my baby s shirt and hat, kept it wrapped in plastic so i could smell him every time i needed to smell him. wise says she hopes her stay at tulsa county and upcoming prison term will help her stay off drugs for good so she can be a better mother. she says a children s book borrowed from the library helped her bond with her newborn son. i read this book every night in my cell during my pregnancy. every time i called, my brother puts me on speaker phone, i hear
thi children. her son has been in the care of her brother. is one of my officers up there? we have an issue. now sergeant collette received tragic news. last name wise, w-i-s-e. first name michelle. i don t believe she knows, he child died. the baby was barely 2 months old. let s get ahold of chaplain to see if he s aware of that and rehouse her in medical, if we can. thank you. all right. bye-bye. so, sergeant, what is that about? if she doesn t know the child has died, i want to make sure the chaplain s office knows. i sent an officer to go there and make sure they are aware her child did die. then i have her going to mental