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Gangs, General, Prison News, Prison Stories, True Crime

California Ab Prison Gang Members & Others Indicted By Feds: A True California Prison Story

Posted on November 7, 2021November 7, 2021 by Mike Enemigo

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By Mike Enemigo On May 21, 2019, a 143-page federal indictment was filed that described criminal violations allegedly committed by Ronald Yandell, Daniel Troxell, William Sylvester, Travis Burhop, Brant Daniel, Donald Mazza, Pat Brady, Jason Corbett, Matthew Hall, Samuel Keeton, Michael Torres, Jeanna Quesenberry, Kevin McNamara, Kristen Demar, Justin Petty and Kathleen Nolan. The indictment […]

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General, Prison Stories, Resources

3 RECIPES FROM RAPPER PRODIGY’S PRISON COOKSBOOK, COMMISSARY KITCHEN: MY INFAMOUS PRISON COOKBOOK

Posted on October 25, 2021 by Mike Enemigo

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By Mike Enemigo There’s any number of reasons why a man might learn how to cook in prison. On the inside, the food served during chow is notoriously low-quality, hopelessly bland, and served in meager, rationed portions. Cooking with commissary items like ramen noodles, canned tuna, and butter packets – as unappetizing as that may […]

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Money & Success, Prison Stories

Shaka Senghor: Writing My Wrongs

Posted on May 22, 2021 by Mike Enemigo

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By Mike Enemigo Shaka grew up on the east side of Detroit in the same neighborhood as street legends The Best Friends, Chambers Brothers, and White Boy Rick, where he sold crack during the 80s. After getting shot on March 8, 1990, Shaka became paranoid and vowed to never leave home without his gun. He […]

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Interviews, Money & Success, Prison Stories

Mike Enemigo’s Exclusive Interview with Incarcerated Street-Lit Legend Kwame Teague, aka Dutch

Posted on April 3, 2021April 19, 2021 by Mike Enemigo

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Iceberg Slim is credited with creating the street-lit genre with his 1967 autobiography Pimp: The Story of My Life, and though he sold over 6 million books before his death in 1992, it was Donald Goines who really ran with the genre. Goines, after learning about Iceberg Slim’s book Pimp while serving time in prison, […]

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Prison Stories, Raw Law

A Prisoner’s Guide to Understanding Legal Competence

Posted on March 25, 2021April 3, 2021 by Mike Enemigo

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By Frederick Ray Most prisoners are completely ignorant of the law and the process used in the practice of law and litigation. As a result of this lack of knowledge, prisoners become victims of manipulation by “fraudulent” jailhouse lawyers and “incompetent” attorneys. Living within a pervasive environment and culture of hopelessness in prison, it’s easy […]

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Interviews, Money & Success, Prison Stories

Mike Enemigo’s Exclusive Interview with Jailhouse Publishing OG and Outlaw Filmmaker Seth Ferranti

Posted on March 15, 2021April 3, 2021 by Mike Enemigo

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Seth Ferranti rocked the literary world in 2004 when he launched his publishing company, Gorilla Convict Publications, from inside a federal penitentiary, and began penning and publishing raw, uncensored tales about life inside America’s prison system, street legends, and other aspects of the criminal underworld. Not since Jack Abbott’s In the Belly of the Beast, George […]

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