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I did check on this. McClellan's famous (or infamous if you prefer) publicity campaign pretty much ended in 2008. The website he hosted no longer exists and the domain name is up for sale. All references to him have not existed since then.

McClellan was never convicted of a crime, though he received constant attention by law enforcement authorities. For this reason he has been permitted to drop off the map of public attention.

I would hope, for his own sake that he received psychiatric help. But from all appearances his 15 minutes of fame are over and he has vanished into obscurity. Maybe he realized that being a self proclaimed pediophile is not a good thing to put on your resume and that its hard to get a job when your future boss finds your name liked to pediophilia on a Google search.

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Ken has been moved to a maximum state correctional facility. If you need to know more look him up in NYS inmate look up

Yes, England did have debtors' prisons in the past. Debtors who were unable to repay their debts could be imprisoned until their debts were settled or a repayment plan was agreed upon. The practice of imprisoning debtors was abolished in England in the mid-19th century.

In the state of Ga, a life sentence is only 30 years.

FCI Pekin is located about ten miles south of Peoria, Illinois.

NO. He was released 5 years after the death of Rev. Paul Jones.

legal actions can and probably will be taken. it is like jury duty. if you are called in for jury duty you HAVE TO GO.. if you sign up for the army YOU HAVE TO GO...unless your religious belief states you can not.

go to the kalamazoo county jail website... (kalcounty.com) there is a link "inmate search"...

milan federal prison

Nearly every county Sheriff's Department and several of the larger municipal law enforcement agencies, as well as the private prison corporations all have juvenile detention facilites, and many are connected to boot camps. The number must be in the thousands, if not hundreds of thousands.

the prisoner gets cuffed both feet and hands then he is scorted out the room by several guards

This depends on how the bail was handled. If a Bondsperson decided to revoke (surrender) your bail, you can bail out via another Bondsperson. If a Judge denied bail only he or another Judge can reinstate it. You need to file a motion for change of bond conditions or motion for bond reduction.

Not much. They ate anything that moved. One story I read was about a lady who came to see the commander of the prison with a little dog. The dog got loose, but was never found again. You can guess what happened. The conditions of the prison were awful and they barely got anything to eat and were living in holes in the ground.

If the man you are looking for is in prison in the United States you can use the Bureau of prisons which iswww.bop.gov and you can type his name in . The BOP is for Federal prisoner's . The other website is www.doc.com . This is department of corrections . This deals with state prisoner again you can type his name in and the website will tell you where he is what facility and what state.

First he will wait in county for all the paperwork to be processed before he will move to prison, this takes about 2 months (my differ for him,since he's well known.

Once taken to prison he will first go to reception,and wait about 3 months to see if counselor, since he's in for murder and he's highly known he will be in PC protective custody (wont be with the general population) Once he see's his counselor he will then wait again until they find a perm. home for him (so to speak) Since he's PC and he's going to be a higher level he could end up waiting in reception for any where from 3 to 12 months possible even longer.

He will be in a cell, may be have a cellie (roommate) and only let out for yard time, something like once a week.....

The inmate should be notified of their release date but otherwise you can call the jail and ask when somebody should be released. This is public information so they should be willing to help you.

You would be tried under the laws of the country of registration of the ship you were on. To avoid the expense and trouble of an investigation and trial, when this happens, that country COULD waive thire jurisdiction to the nation of the defendant and/or victim.

I read that visiting will start up again May 15th

In order to visit an inmate at Coxsackie you need:

Valid ID (state or federal issued)

Birth certificate for any child under 18(parent note if not guardian)

Also just a heads up,,, bring small bills and change for vending machine and wear warm clothes. Do not layer up the guards will make you remove cardigans, coats, etc. And no sweathoods, or anything with a hood they will NOT let you in!!!

There are no buses that go there