Break the prison rules and you go to Alcatraz.” These words ... provided with the most basic necessities such as clothing, food, water and healthcare. Anything above and beyond this was ...

They used communal toilets and brought in their own food. A few cells down from ... Some say inmates and prison guards who died on Alcatraz over the years continue to haunt the island.

Inmates only had the right to food, shelter ... and in 1934 Al Capone was sent to Alcatraz. He experienced harsher prison life in Alcatraz after coming from Atlanta Jail, where he bribed guards ...

The prison’s one-man-per-cell policy appealed to some inmates because it made them less vulnerable to attack by fellow jailbirds. Alcatraz’s first warden, James A. Johnston, knew poor food was often ...

Sprawled across 25,000 square feet of space, the museum is designed to look like a a blend of Alcatraz Island prison and the Tennessee ... some more substantial food. Keep in mind, flash ...

Alcatraz has a significant history: it was a Civil War fort, a military prison, as well as the notorious ... They used communal toilets and brought in food. Researchers had to do their work ...

Commonly known as the “Alcatraz of the Rockies,” ADX Florence ... and insufficient food supply. The prison is notoriously known for its harsh treatment of inmates, with allegations of abuse ...

Creativity can come from unexpected sources and many people are surprised to see the artistic talent of those serving prison sentences.

The Jerk, featuring the comedic genius of Steve Martin, is a beloved cult classic that combines humor with engaging ...

On Our Watch: Season 2 Uncover the secrets hidden inside the most dangerous prison in California: New Folsom. Beyond the Menu Uncover the surprising backstory of popular dishes in KQED’s food history ...