I don't know if 11 years is a proper sentence for what she did, but it makes me wonder about all the others who defrauded even more and just got a slap on the wrist
I have always been interested in routines in general, and the prison routines of some famous people (political prisoners etc) can be fascinating.
This doesn't seem to present anything special and is more "we read the prison's handbook."
I have been to prison. No matter what they say it is a violent place. Even the “minimum security” ones.
You don’t get to choose your prison. You don’t get to choose your bunk mate. They are racially segregated and there is a pecking order.
She did get a larger than expected sentence. Probably to send an example. I can say. But I believe judges are adversely affected by media as well.
Over 2 million of the 20 Million PPP loans were fraudulent but fewer than 100 people went to prison.
Can wealthy people influence where they are placed?
I really don't get why people are obsessed with every aspect of this case, down to Holmes' daily routine in prison. She's gone to prison and will stay there for a long time, case closed. She's even lucky she ended up in a relatively good prison, not the hellholes called USPs that violent offenders go to.