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Lancaster's 262-acre facility, designed to accommodate 2,300 inmates when it opened in 1993, currently houses 4,305, of which 450 live in emergency double- and triple-bunked beds in gyms, day rooms and in cellblocks amid conditions Tilton said were unsafe. The obvious suspects were the very small cohort of prison staff and inmates who had access to Trentadue's cellblock during the very limited time period when he died. Supplied with a new prison outfit and a Bible to carry, they are paraded naked by the prison guards past the more veteran convicts to their new residence in the cellblock of a three-story structure of cement and dark steel. |
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