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Nobel laureate Mohammadi details Iran’s wartime hardship and years‑long imprisonment
world21 days ago

Nobel laureate Mohammadi details Iran’s wartime hardship and years‑long imprisonment

Nobel Peace Prize laureate Narges Mohammadi describes the toll of Iran’s war and crackdown on its people, recounting her arrest after a public speech, multiple prison sentences totaling decades with solitary confinement, and ongoing travel bans. She smuggled memoir pages out of Evin prison, says she is recovering, and continues to draw inspiration from other women while warning about the risk of returning to prison.

via apnews.com|
#human-rights#iran#narges-mohammadi
Jen Shah closes prison chapter, looks to a fresh start
entertainment1 month ago

Jen Shah closes prison chapter, looks to a fresh start

Jen Shah has completed her 33‑month federal fraud sentence, including eight months in home confinement, and is moving into a new chapter focused on family and future projects. She told The Hollywood Reporter she feels blessed, takes responsibility for her past choices, and is grateful for the chance to rebuild, with reports that she’ll face about five years of post‑release supervision.

via Page Six|
#entertainment#fraud#home-confinement
Court-ordered hospital visit marks health concerns for jailed ex-PM Imran Khan
world1 month ago

Court-ordered hospital visit marks health concerns for jailed ex-PM Imran Khan

A jailed former Pakistani prime minister, Imran Khan, was briefly moved to Shifa International Hospital in Islamabad on a Supreme Court order amid weeks of uproar over his deteriorating health, then returned to Adiala prison after a few hours; his lawyers say his eyesight has worsened in custody, while the government says medical reports show no condition requiring immediate treatment, and the court ordered access to a medical panel including his personal physician with heightened security around the hospital.

via The Guardian|
#health#imran-khan#pakistan
Gotti Grandson's Kidney Ultimatum: Donate or Face Prison
crime-and-public-safety2 months ago

Gotti Grandson's Kidney Ultimatum: Donate or Face Prison

Carmine Agnello, John Gotti’s grandson, was given until 4 p.m. Monday to donate a kidney to his mother Victoria Gotti or report to prison to begin a 15-month sentence for COVID-relief loan fraud; a federal judge declined to delay, granting only a brief extension. He’s expected to serve at a minimum-security camp in Fairton, NJ, as prosecutors said the transplant isn’t imminent due to Victoria’s infections. The transplant had been postponed earlier; his sentence also includes restitution over $1.26 million, two years of supervised release, and 100 hours of community service.

via New York Daily News|
#carmine-agnello#covid-relief-loan-fraud#crime-and-public-safety
Teresa Giudice Opens Up About Jail Time, TV Fame, and Family
entertainment2 months ago

Teresa Giudice Opens Up About Jail Time, TV Fame, and Family

Teresa Giudice discusses her 2015 11‑month federal prison sentence and the fraud case that led to it, saying she didn’t view herself as a criminal and that fame helped make her an example. She recounts how the timeline affected her family—Joe Giudice’s deportation and their 2020 divorce—while noting she kept filming The Real Housewives of New Jersey during the investigation. The interview also previews The Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip: Roaring 20th and confirms her return for RHONJ Season 15, along with a reconciliation with Melissa Gorga and her ongoing marriage to Luis “Louie” Ruelas.

via The Hollywood Reporter|
#bravo#entertainment#prison
Killer’s prison cash scheme: relatives moved tens of thousands behind bars
crime-and-justice2 months ago

Killer’s prison cash scheme: relatives moved tens of thousands behind bars

David Braddon, already serving a life term for killing 18-year-old Conner Marshall in 2015, admitted this year to using a prison phone to orchestrate more than £50,000 in transfers between bank accounts, directing his mother and a former prison officer (with others) to move funds across accounts for 59 people, including relatives of prisoners. The scheme was uncovered after a prison officer received a message and authorities seized a suspect’s phone; Braddon’s accomplices were jailed (his mother Karen Graham and Claire Jones received multi-year sentences, with Nadine Marshall delivering a victim-impact statement). Braddon was given a further three years and seven months for possessing a phone in prison and for handling criminal property, to be added to his life sentence.

via Yahoo|
#court-sentencing#crime-and-justice#money-laundering
Diddy’s federal release date moved up again, now targeting January 2028
crime-and-public-safety2 months ago

Diddy’s federal release date moved up again, now targeting January 2028

Federal Bureau of Prisons records show Sean 'Diddy' Combs’s release date has been moved up again to January 24, 2028, from February 23, 2028 (and earlier dates). He is serving a 50-month sentence at FCI Fort Dix for two counts of transportation to engage in prostitution, with good-conduct time credits and RDAP participation likely driving the shift, though official reasons aren’t disclosed. His criminal appeal remains pending, alongside numerous civil lawsuits against him.

via FOX 11 Los Angeles|
#bureau-of-prisons#crime-and-public-safety#prison
Nick Reiner hit with jail sanctions after combative shower incident
crime2 months ago

Nick Reiner hit with jail sanctions after combative shower incident

Nick Reiner, the son of Rob Reiner, was disciplined at the Los Angeles County Twin Towers Correctional Facility after an apparently combative shower incident, receiving a disciplinary write-up and losing several inmate privileges for five days; a source said he became 'extremely hostile' toward deputies, yelling profanities while awaiting return to his cell following his shower. Reiner, 32, is jailed on two counts of first-degree murder with special circumstances in the stabbing deaths of his parents Rob Reiner and Michele Singer Reiner, and while the confrontation did not become physical, backup had to be called to manage the situation.

via Page Six|
#crime#disciplinary-write-up#los-angeles-county-twin-towers-correctional-facility
Park Fire arsonist convicted; faces decades behind bars in California
crime2 months ago

Park Fire arsonist convicted; faces decades behind bars in California

Ronnie Dean Stout II, 44, was convicted of aggravated arson for pushing a burning car into Bidwell Park, sparking the Park Fire in July 2024. The blaze grew into California’s fourth-largest wildfire, burning over 429,000 acres across Butte, Tehama, Plumas and Shasta counties and destroying hundreds of structures, prompting mass evacuations. Stout now faces a prison sentence of 25 years to life, with sentencing set for October 9.

via The Independent|
#arson#california#crime