Todd Spoth

SERIES: EASTERN STATE

The prisoners at Eastern State were forbidden to have any reading materials and could not communicate with anyone in any way. If they were caught singing or talking, even to themselves, they would be taken to a punishment cell and were limited to a half-ration of bread and water. Many of these cells were crude outdoor holes with an iron gate prohibiting escape.
The prisoners at Eastern State were forbidden to have any reading materials and could not communicate with anyone in any way. If they were caught singing or talking, even to themselves, they would be taken to a punishment cell and were limited to a half-ration of bread and water. Many of these cells were crude outdoor holes with an iron gate prohibiting escape.