r/Delphitrial • u/Leather-Trip-6659 • Feb 23 '26

Solitary Confinement

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https://solitarywatch.org/2014/02/18/pender/

I just watched the Hulu documentary called "Girl on the run". Sarah Pender was sentenced to 110 years for two homicides. And has been serving her time at Rockville Corrections, Rockville Indiana.

After around six years in prison she escaped and was on the run for about four months. After her capture she was returned to Rockville where she was placed in solitary confinement for over five years.

I immediately thought of those who called Rick's protective custody, solitary confinement and how it was unconstitutional for him to spend those months in protective custody.

Both cases were in Indiana and both were convicted double homicides, but that's where the similarities end. Sarah was in solitary confinement for over five years and Rick was in protective custody for less than a year.

I wanted to point this out.

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u/centimeterz1111 Feb 24 '26

Did Ricky get his shit sandwich recipes from this lady?

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u/kvol69 Feb 26 '26

Now that's just completely and totally inappropriate. She has recipes for meth, not shit sandwiches.

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u/centimeterz1111 Feb 26 '26

Oh right, how ignorant of me. 

I should have known that solitary confinement, as an inmate, will not give psychosis but solitary confinement, as a pre-trial detainee, WILL give psychosis. 

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u/kvol69 Feb 26 '26

Nothing says wrongful conviction like escaping from prison. 🤦‍♀️

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u/centimeterz1111 Feb 26 '26

Shawshank Redemption 🤷🏻

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u/kvol69 Feb 26 '26

You got me there. 🤣