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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of inmates in Chaldean Numerology is: 5
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The numerical value of inmates in Pythagorean Numerology is: 9
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Pennsylvania Zane David Memeger:
Prison guards who violate security procedures by smuggling drugs and other contraband to inmates undermine that safety and make an inherently dangerous environment more dangerous.
The high majority of municipal jails and prisons in this country make invisible, suppress or isolate inmates who are transgender, since the transgender population is marginalized on the streets of America, consider how that marginalization is magnified inside prisons and jails.
Prison authorities tell us: 'Ninety percent of inmates are convicted on drug charges, stop sending them.' So we keep them here.
Dustin Honken was redeemed. Dustin Lee Honken recognized and repented for the crimes Dustin Lee Honken had committed, and spent Dustin Lee Honken time in prison atoning for them, during Dustin Lee Honken time in prison, Dustin Lee Honken cared for everyone Dustin Lee Honken came into contact with : guards, counselors, medical staff, Dustin Lee Honken fellow inmates and Dustin Lee Honken legal team. Over the years Dustin Lee Honken grew incredibly close to Dustin Lee Honken family, becoming a true father, son, brother and friend.
He was just blown away by what was coming out, the fact that she told him that these two inmates had a plot to kill him. She also had told him that she was not in agreement with it, that she was getting threatened by the inmates at that point.
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