Michael Santos-Sending Money
To send money to people in federal prison, several options exist. One option includes using Western Union. This article shows how to use Western Union and other options to send money to people in federal prison. Send Money to People in Prison Family members may want to send financial resources to support their loved ones […]
Alex Dee-05/25/2025-Journal #11: 3 Month Update
Hey guys, Hope everyone is doing well. I’m going to try to do a monthly update to keep each of you posted on updates as well as document this journey for the future to use as part of my testimony. I’ve got this broken into sections to make it easier to cover the different topics. […]
Michael Santos-Cascading Communications
In yesterday’s blog, I shared lessons I’ve been learning from the audiobook The Advantage by Patrick Lencioni. During my run this morning, one of his insights on a concept called “Cascading Communications” struck me as being a teachable lesson. Anyone who aspires to prepare for success in the face of a crisis could find value in Lencioni’s […]
Dennis Zeedyk-05/24/2025
1) One of my cellmates said to me a few days ago, “I don’t know anyone who stays as busy as you do. You are working at Unicor, always either exercising, reading books, writing reports, taking classes or doing something.” I am taking that as a compliment. 2) Yesterday, I did 275 sit-ups, 300 push-ups, […]
Trung Nguyen-05/24/2025-Danvers Man, The Truth Behind the DOJ’s Narrative
When the Department of Justice issued its press release about my sentencing, it painted a picture of me as someone who knowingly laundered money for criminals and romance scammers. That’s not just misleading—it’s false. And because the press release will live online forever, I want the truth to live alongside it. I was sentenced to […]
Michael Santos-Strategic Reform
Changing America’s Prison System: Our Mission and Methodology For those entering America’s criminal justice system for the first time, survival is often their primary concern—and understandably so. It’s an unfamiliar and intimidating environment, leaving many focused solely on immediate challenges. Having served decades inside, I’ve developed a broader perspective. My focus is on driving systemic […]
Justin Norcutt-05/19–23/2025
Justin Norcutt Week of May 19–23, 2025 Monday, Performed restriping of longline paint at Ina Rd, Marana, AZ. Work area started at the east end near the bridge and concluded at the west end, stopping at Silverbell. Ensured the paint truck was fully stocked with white paint (no yellow required) and prepped thermo truck as […]
Scott Kaveny-Thursday, December 26, 2024 – Day 6 of Family Christmas Vacation – People Pleasing Issues
Today has been a better day due to more privacy, sleep, and getting mentally prepared again for another 8 days here in Florida. Here are some issues that came up, but not as much as yesterday. I wish I didn’t agree to such a long break here with them… Anyway, here are the series of events, […]
Michael Santos-Identify Core Values
Prisons don’t always make it possible for people to learn in traditional settings, such as with classrooms and teachers, or even in the company of other students. During the first year of my sentence, I lived in solitary confinement. That experience convinced me to learn in non-traditional ways. I found enormous value in reading books. […]
Carolynne Noffsinger-05/22/2025
The window in my cell has been absent for the past two years. Many inmates have suffered with the elements in its absence- brutal cold, high winds, rain, hail, snow, etc, and it has been condemned twice that I know of. My bunkie Becky and I are the suckers of the season placed in the […]
