Convict Podcast with Moliere Dimanche Moliere Dimanche

Inspection Aubrey Land learned the hard way what happens when you try to be a good person in a corrupt system. You end up in the unemployment line. He had a conscience. It led him to tell the truth about the coverup of the murder of Randall Jordan-Aparo, who was gassed to death. While it served the greater good and shine a light at the end of the tunnel, it was no match for the juggernaut of corruption that is the Florida Department of Corrections.

The death of Sharif Silva was classified as a suicide, but surveillance from the confinement unit at the exact time of his death was tampered with, and the circumstances surrounding the manner in which he was fed his food brings that conclusion into question.

The death of Richard Iannuzzi was almost covered up completely. It is evident that he died during a cell extraction, but what is unclear is the amount of chemical agents used on him prior to the cell extraction. The details of his death are murky and it still is not clear what the prison did with his body.

When the details emerged as to just how awful the tragic death of Vincent Gaines was, it was worse than we could have imagined, even by Florida prison standards. He had been starved to death, left dead in his cell for three days, and buried in the prison grounds without his family being informed that he was dead at all.

Vincent Gaines suffered a slow, agonizing death. When his death was finally acknowledged, there were more questions than answers. This is often the case when an inmate dies on the close management units within Florida prisons.

The diabolical Captain Milton Gass was arrested after the brutal attack on inmate Otis Miller after the beating was captured on a contraband cellphone. But prior to that, Milton Gass was involved in yet another violent encounter wherein inmate Jose Villegas was murdered as a result of restraint asphyxia.