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Trailers for Tana
I have received new insight into the warden [Tana Wood's] motivations for arbitrarily taking away as many EFV [Extended Family Visit, aka trailer visit] privileges as she can.
In the early 90's at MSC [the Medium Security Annex of the Washignton state penitentiary at Walla Walla], they built three EFV units with prisoner Welfare Fund money. These units are very nice, and big.
The few prisoners who are still allowed [to have] EFVs here were notified a few days ago that starting September 1, all EFVs would [take place in] the main institution's [EFV] facilities. This is because they are turning the MSC EFV units into offices for their staff.
I would be willing to bet you more money than I have that warden Wood isn't going to recompense the prisoner Welfare Fund a single dollar.
A.L., Walla Walla
In the early 90's at MSC [the Medium Security Annex of the Washignton state penitentiary at Walla Walla], they built three EFV units with prisoner Welfare Fund money. These units are very nice, and big.
The few prisoners who are still allowed [to have] EFVs here were notified a few days ago that starting September 1, all EFVs would [take place in] the main institution's [EFV] facilities. This is because they are turning the MSC EFV units into offices for their staff.
I would be willing to bet you more money than I have that warden Wood isn't going to recompense the prisoner Welfare Fund a single dollar.
A.L., Walla Walla
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