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TV personality Fred Sirieix was seen getting hands on in a prison kitchen as he launched his charity’s third restaurant staffed by prisoners.

Kim Kardashian and Khloe Kardashian participated in an informative visit at the California State Prison, Los Angeles County in Lancaster, California, on Monday.The stars, along with leaders of the REFORM Alliance, including the organization's co-chair, Michael Rubin, were joined by Gen-Z influencers and entertainers who are part of the Future Shapers Advisory Council to meet and speak with inmates about their experiences in the criminal justice system.Kim, Khloe, rapper Lil Baby, influencers Dixie, Heidi and Marc D’Amelio, Hannah Jackson, Rondo Bonilla, Sophia Kianni, Zander Moricz, Jack Wright, REFORM Alliance Chief Advocacy Officer Jessica Jackson, and California Assembly member Matt Haney listened to the incarcerated men speak about their life behind bars, and the events leading up to their time in prison.The group also had the opportunity to discuss ways the system could better support safety and rehabilitation. Getting a first look at one of the rehab services, the group toured the program's Paws for Life program.Kim, who has been vocal about her support alongside Michael to bring awareness to those wrongfully convicted and criminal justice reform, spoke about the inspiring day.«It’s always an honor to be able to visit the men and women living behind our prison walls,» she said in a statement.

Jen Shah is putting on a show while in prison.

A Shah-mazing idea. Jen Shah is staging a play with her fellow prison inmates at FPC Bryan in Texas — and it has the perfect title.

Jen Shah has been making creative use of her time in prison.

Jen Shah is keeping herself busy in prison the only way she knows how: by putting on a show!

Uh, not sure this is the flex she thinks it is!

Lindsie Chrisley says her parents are making the best of their time served. During a new episode of “The Southern Tea”, the 33-year-old podcast host opened up about the family’s experience in the wake of Todd and Julie Chrisley‘s conviction in a federal tax evasion and fraud case.

Lindsie Chrisley says her parents are making the best of their time served. During a new episode of, the 33-year-old podcast host opened up about the family's experience in the wake of Todd and Julie Chrisley's conviction in a federal tax evasion and fraud case. «You want to be strong and tell them everything's going to be fine, even though you're questioning if everything's going to be fine,» she confessed.

Ciara and Russell Wilson continue to give back!The couple recently visited Everglades Correctional Institution in Miami, Florida, with the organization, God Behind Bars, where they not only read a sermon to the 300 incarcerated men at the prison's chapel, but also sang with the inmates.The Denver Broncos quarterback read a bible verse aloud to the chapel attendees before handing over the mic to Ciara, who led the congregation in song. «You know what's so beautiful about God's love?» the «Level Up» singer asked. «Is it's relentless.

A former prisoner has told how she went through hell after being forced to share a shower block with violent trans inmates.

Disturbing details have emerged about Aiden Fucci’s time in prison while he awaits trial for the brutal murder of 13-year-old cheerleader Tristyn Bailey.

Before throwing her five-year-old daughter Chicago a Hello Kitty-themed birthday bash on Sunday, Kim Kardashian flew her private jet 782 miles North to visit Pelican Bay State Prison in Crescent, CA last week.The 42-year-old aspiring attorney spent a day at the notorious supermax prison facility to visit with some of the estimated 290 inmates spending 22 hours or more each day in solitary confinement for up to five years - according to TMZ.The security housing unit (SHU) is reserved for inmates who pose a serious threat to inmates and staff with each windowless cell measuring 7ft x 11ft. Surprise! Before throwing her five-year-old daughter Chicago a Hello Kitty-themed birthday bash on Sunday (pictured), Kim Kardashian flew her private jet 782 miles North to visit Pelican Bay State Prison in Crescent, CA last week Raising awareness: The 42-year-old aspiring attorney spent a day at the notorious supermax prison facility to visit with some of the estimated 290 inmates spending 22 hours or more each day in solitary confinement for up to five years (pictured in 2013)Pelican Bay inmates - who also spend 90 minutes a day alone in bare concrete exercise pens - are not allowed phone calls, only rare noncontact visits, and there have been several hunger strikes to protest conditions over the years.The United Nations have stated that anymore than 15 days in solitary is 'torture or cruel, inhuman or degrading punishment.'Two of the more infamous inmates to grace Pelican Bay include former music mogul Marion 'Suge' Knight and the late cult leader Charles Manson.

More than 40 inmates died in Scottish prisons last year leading to renewed calls for urgent action to cut the number dying behind bars.

Three female guards from the same prison have been sentenced behind bars for having illegal affairs with convicts. In less than four years, the three prison officers who worked at HMP Berwyn near Wrexham were jailed for engaging in sexual and romantic relationships with inmates.

A woman has denied sexually assaulting six male inmates over an eight-month period while working as a prison librarian.Sharon Mawdsley, 45, is accused of molesting the men at HMP Kirkham, Lancashire, where she worked up until July 2018.She is accused of nine charges in total - three for misconduct in a public office and a further six for the alleged sexual assault of the men.Mawdsley entered a not-guilty plea when she appeared in Preston Crown Court on Tuesday (Oct 11).She is due to return in January before her trial commences on September 29.The ex-librarian, from Blackpool, only confirmed her name during the brief hearing and has since been released on unconditional bail ahead of the court dates.The alleged sexual assaults are said to have taken place in the Category D prison between December 1, 2017 and July 5, 2018.

Two inmates serving life sentences have died after being attacked at California prisons, corrections officials said Wednesday. Robert Tunstall, 64, died Wednesday morning after another inmate attacked him in the recreation yard at Salinas Valley State Prison, according to a statement from the state Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. Life-saving measures failed and Tunstall was pronounced dead about a half-hour after the attack, authorities said.

READ MORE:Couple spotted romping in transparent balcony pool in full view of gawping onlookersShe said: “Wow! What a difference East Sutton Park is after being in closed conditions. As you come up the long drive of the prison, in front of you is a great big house standing within the surrounding trees and greenery. “Horses look towards the van as it goes past them.

Channel 5 tonight (August 17) at 9pm.The prison is one of the most unique and controversial facilities in the UK, which is home to some of the country's worst female offenders.HMP Styal is a Closed Category prison for female adults and young offenders, based in Styal, Cheshire.As the Channel 5 TV show on the prison airs, we take a look at HMP Styal's most notorious inmates.Child killer Savannah Brockhill began a 25-year sentence at Styal for the murder of 16-month-old Star Hobson last year.Brockhill, an amateur boxer and security guard who called herself the “number one psycho”, punched the toddler to death in Keighley, West Yorkshire, on September 22, 2020.The murderer also laughed in the dock as the judge announced her sentence.Her girlfriend Frankie Smith, mother of Star, was jailed for eight years for causing or allowing the death of a child, but was cleared of murder.Frankie's sentence was then increased to 12 years earlier this year by the Court of Appeal after it was referred for being unduly lenient.Corinna Smith murdered her husband in 2021 by mixing boiling water with three bags of sugar and pouring it over her sleeping husband, who later died in hospital.The 59-year-old, who lived on Highfield Road in Neston, filled a bucket with two kettles' worth of boiling water and 3kg of sugar after hearing claims from her daughter that her husband, Michael Baines, had preyed on her two children when they were younger.She poured the bucket's contents over her 80-year-old husband while he was sleeping and then went to her neighbour's house to raise the alarm.READ MORE: Woman 'brutally' murdered husband, 81, by pouring boiling water and sugar over himHer neighbour then called 999 after hearing her say "I’ve hurt him really

READ MORE: Sick bloke caught cooking cats and dogs as he prepared to eat neighbour's petDirectly across the road in the jail, four men remained in isolation yesterday and could be moved to separate jails around the country before they are quizzed by gardai.The men were identified through CCTV which showed them fleeing the cell where O’Connor was viciously beaten on the C2 landing and going into a separate one.There, they changed their clothes before emerging and walking around the prison.In the meantime, prison officers responding to the incident tended to O’Connor before he was rushed to hospital.A source said: “The men believed to be responsible left the scene of the crime and changed clothes in another cell.“But they walked around afterwards as if nothing had happened, that’s how calm they were.”The man suspected of stamping on O’Connor’s head is an addict and thief.Another is linked to the Kinahan cartel and is serving a sentence for firearm possession.A third is serving a lengthy sentence for an aggravated burglary.Gardai at Mountjoy Garda Station are probing a number of lines of inquiry, including that the beating was ordered by a well-known hitman, who has worked for the Kinahan cartel and is also in the prison, over an apparent dispute with his own relative and O’Connor outside prison.Another theory being explored is that O’Connor was targeted in revenge for ordering an assault, but gardai stress they are keeping an open mind.O’Connor — who suffered a severe bleed to his brain — had only been moved to the C wing from the D section of the prison after being targeted in an assault on Wednesday, July 27.Earlier that day, the 34-year-old was handed down a six-and-a-half year sentence at the Criminal Courts of Justice

Saudi Arabia has slaughtered 120 prisoners in the first six blood-soaked months of 2022. In the first half of the year, the Gulf country’s execution rate spiked - returning the amount of people put to the sword to pre-Covid levels.