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Time Capsules with Guard Towers: My Journey Inside Death Row Prisons
I recently visited a handful of death row prisons in North Carolina and Virginia. I know there are better vacation options, including ones with more sun and bikinis and boats. But it was important for me to be there. Many … Continue reading
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Tagged books, Books to Prisoners, Capital punishment, Death row, North Carolina, paperbacks, Prison, prison visits, time capsules, Virginia
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