Looks like they may have caught this critter...
http://www.khou.com/news/local/crime/st ... a48ee.html
Houston-Area Rapist Preys on Male Victims
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Yes and no...These types sometimes get "married" in the yard too. If they become the property of a big enough fish, they are protected in a strange sense. They still get passed around amongst that fish's friends like day old meat but, at least they aren 't food for the general population. Of course, almost everyone gets "tried" to see if he can be "turned out or flipped" at some point. At least that's what I've heard...Fortunately, I have no personal experience in these matters.casselthief wrote:I watched this show called LockDown on the Natl GeoGrphc Channel.
turns out, inmates don't take kindly to "these types" in the "yard"
When you take the time out of your day to beat someone, it has a much longer lasting effect on their demeanor than simply shooting or tazing them.
G. C. Montgomery, Jr.
G. C. Montgomery, Jr.