Joseph Rodriguez, a federal inmate, is serving a LIFE sentence based on the word of and setup by his cousin…so he says. He has written a book and has been featured on America’s Most Wanted and the FBI Files. Joseph has reached out to Prisonworld to help publicize his story. You can write him here is you would like to help:
Joseph Rodriguez 20260-050
USP - Lewisburg
PO Box 1000
Lewisburg, PA 17837
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There is almost nothing worse you can do besides for scamming inmate’s families who are desperately seeking legitimate help. Daryl Baptiste, a former inmate, has done just that. After release from a Georgia State Prison in December of 2010, he formed a company, Parole Advocates, with designs of helping inmates receive an early parole. His entire set up was a scam. He charged unsuspecting people extravagant fees for services which the services were never completed. He has a few complaints on the BBB (Better Business Bureau) and citizen complaints which lead to this Fox 5 I-Team investigation.
We have had personal contact with Mr. Baptiste while he was incarcerated. He sent us packets of paperwork which he wanted uploaded to MySpace (at the time it was the hot social network) in order to seek money for his cause. His cause was his incarceration. I had a bad feeling about it when he sent it and the service was never completed. His money was refunded by mutual agreement.
Beware of his company if it comes across your radar. Mr. Baptiste has not made an update to his Facebook page since August of 2014. Possibly he is on the run.
Please note…all inmates are not bad people. Many upon release go forward and become productive citizens. Unfortunately you have a few bad apples that want to continue down a road of deception and criminal activity. So now…you’ve been warned.
Former Mayor Ray Nagin started serving a 10 year prison sentence in September of 2014. Joining a list of mayors that have found themselves on the other side of the law, we welcome them to Prisonworld.
What happens when the job you hold so near and dear in order to protect and serve the public becomes controversial? What happens when the color of your skin puts you at odds with the code of the force? Co-hosts, Jenny and Rufus Triplett, get into a deep conversation with New Haven, CT Law Enforcement Officer, Shafiq Abdussabur and no subject is off limits. From racial profiling to what is going on in Ferguson, MO, the conversation gets deep, edgy and as always, stays informative. It’s an interview you do not want to miss.
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