Epstein Secrets

el who need them when they leave the facility with prisoners or for other specific reasons. currently supervises four areas of the MCC: 9 North, 11 South, 11 North, and 9 South. All areas under 's supervision are regular units with the exception of 9 South, which is the Long Term Special Housing Uni

egins at midnight and ends at 8:00 a.m. Corrections Officers (COs) hold the rank of GS-5, GS-6, GS-7, or GS-8. They are organized into four groups; SHU 1, SHU 2, SHU 3, and SHU 4. Typically, the SHU 1 CO has the keys and therefore can't go down range and interact with inmates. SHU 1 opens and closes

el who need them when they leave the facility with prisoners or for other specific reasons. currently supervises four areas of the MCC: 9 North, 11 South, 11 North, and 9 South. All areas under supervision are regular units with the exception of 9 South, which is the Long Term Special Housing Unit

egins at midnight and ends at 8:00 a.m. Corrections Officers (COs) hold the rank of GS-5, GS-6, GS-7, or GS-8. They are organized into four groups; SHU 1, SHU 2, SHU 3, and SHU 4. Typically, the SHU 1 CO has the keys and therefore can't go down range and interact with inmates. SHU 1 opens and closes

el who need them when they leave the facility with prisoners or for other specific reasons. currently supervises four areas of the MCC: 9 North, 11 South, 11 North, and 9 South. All areas under supervision are regular units with the exception of 9 South, which is the Long Term Special Housing Unit

egins at midnight and ends at 8:00 a.m. Corrections Officers (COs) hold the rank of GS-5, GS-6, GS-7, or GS-8. They are organized into four groups; SHU 1, SHU 2, SHU 3, and SHU 4. Typically, the SHU 1 CO has the keys and therefore can't go down range and interact with inmates. SHU 1 opens and closes

el who need them when they leave the facility with prisoners or for other specific reasons. currently supervises four areas of the MCC: 9 North, 11 South, 11 North, and 9 South. All areas under supervision are regular units with the exception of 9 South, which is the Long Term Special Housing Unit

egins at midnight and ends at 8:00 a.m. Corrections Officers (COs) hold the rank of GS-5, GS-6, GS-7, or GS-8. They are organized into four groups; SHU 1, SHU 2, SHU 3, and SHU 4. Typically, the SHU 1 CO has the keys and therefore can't go down range and interact with inmates. SHU 1 opens and closes

e's G? G is 17 the top. There we go. 18 : That's what I thought. 19 So and these are the L tier over here. 20 MR. THOMAS: Oh because this is 10 South. 21 That's a -. This is 10 South. 22 : And just since you 23 mentioned it. What is 10 South? 24 MR. THOMAS: Another housing unit inside 25 the

t's just where I was 8 assigned. I was assigned there for overtime. 9 She was assigned there for overtime. 10 : Is there a difference 11 between SHU 1 and SHU 2 though? Like different 12 responsibilities? 13 MR. THOMAS: I couldn't - you have to read 14 the post orders. I couldn't tell you. 15

lable to personnel who need them when they leave the facility with prisoners or for other specific reasons. urrently supervises four North, and 9 South. All areas under with the exception of 9 South, which (SHU). technically supervises areas of the MCC: 9 North, 11 South, 11 supervision are regu

egins at midnight and ends at 8:00 a.m. Corrections Officers (COs) hold the rank of GS-5, GS-6, GS-7, or GS-8. They are organized into four groups; SHU 1, SHU 2, SHU 3, and SHU 4. Typically, the SHU 1 CO has the keys and therefore can't go down range and interact with inmates. SHU 1 opens and closes

never even heard the 2 term? 3 MS. NOEL: I thought that hotlist was like 4 inmates that were like, um.... Like the 5 inmates that were up on 10 South. Like those 6 high inmates. Like El Chapo and those type of 7 inmates. 8 MR. : Sure. 9 MS. NOEL: That's what I though hotlist 10 was. 11 MR

ly on the senior person that I'm 22 working with. So even if the roster reflects 23 that I'm the senior officer, because sometimes 24 I'm assigned SHU 1, I don't do what SHU 1 is 25 supposed to do because I don't know how to do EFTA00118270 46 1 it. I rely on the senior officer that I'm 2 workin

G is 17 the top. There we go. 18 MR. : That's what I thought. 19 So and these are the L tier over here. 20 MR. THOMAS: Oh because this is 10 South. 21 That's a -. This is 10 South. 22 MR. : And just since you 23 mentioned it. What is 10 South? 24 MR. THOMAS: Another housing unit inside

where I was 8 assigned. I was assigned there for overtime. 9 She was assigned there for overtime. 10 MR. : Is there a difference 11 between SHU 1 and SHU 2 though? Like different 12 responsibilities? 13 MR. THOMAS: I couldn't - you have to read 14 the post orders. I couldn't tell you. 15

MR. You never even heard the term? MS. IIII: I thought that hotlist was like inmates that were like, um.... Like the inmates that were up on 10 South. Like those high inmates. Like El Chapo and those type of inmates. MR. : Sure. MS. : That's what I though hotlist was. MR. : Okay. And becau

always rely on the senior person that I'm working with. So even if the roster reflects that I'm the senior officer, because sometimes I'm assigned SHU 1, I don't do what SHU 1 is supposed to do because I don't know how to do 46 1 it. I rely on the senior officer that I'm 2 working with. 3 MR. :