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Folsom’s 93
Folsom prison executed ninety-three men from 1895 to 1937 and Folsom’s 93 will be the first book to profile the lives and crimes of these men, as well as their victims—-in depth. There are stories to...
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My Time in Prison
Yes, it has been about a year since I last posted. I have been up to my neck in research and have acquired roughly 800,000 words of notes thus far. I suppose it’s time to somehow put it all together in...
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Folsom Inmates Making Good
When the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers relocated thirty-six Gold Rush-era graves in 1954 to make way for the Folsom Dam, they added a racial slur to the headstones. Because the graves originally resided...
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If you see me walking . . .
So this reminds me of the Aretha Franklin song, Walk On By. Absolutely no reference whatsoever, but it brings me to this: How the hell does an inmate walk away from Folsom prison? I’d love to ask...
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