There are several reasons why this could happen, not all are bad reasons. They could be moved to a lower security level facility as their custody status could change as they get closer to the door. They could be moved to a jail near where they are going to appear in court. OR, they could be moved to a higher security level facility for infractions including fighting, contraband or separate issues. Ask your inmate why they moved him, he definitely

There is an orientation period that usually takes a couple of days to a week to complete. During that time they do an evaluation of the inmate and provide them with the rules and expectations while in custody. Once they have finished with everything, the inmates may make calls, receive visits and go to the commissary.

it's just like prison

there are two prices for the calls. our computers use their rate data to determine the best price per call. sometimes the service saves a lot, sometimes It cannot save anything (because your number is already at the lowest tariff offered). You can email us at aid@inmateaid.com to get an honest estimate before buying.

The inmate might have gotten an incident report for something and the penalty is not phone for 3-6 months. That is a real possibility.you should send him a letter and let him know you're concerned

there was a time when penthouse stopped publishing nudity (believe it or not). that has changed again recently so there will be no more Penthouse in prison for that reason.

Yes they do deliver to all federal prisons.

the release date is whatever the Bureau of Prisons website says it is. the date posted there has already calculated the 15% good time credit. you can check here - https://www.bop.gov/inmateloc/

could be a similar name? or could be that they were moved? ...and the age thing is usually accurate since the data comes from the jails and prisons.

We agree with you 100%. There should be more government dollars spent on rehabilitation and vocation programs for former inmates, especially when their sentence was so long. They need help getting acclimated to technology and the vast opportunities that are available to hard-working people. It's out there, but it's not easy to find. One resource I'd like to recommend... they are called 70MillionJobs.com and they are doing a great job at getting ex-inmates high-paying jobs with health insurance.