George Mallinckrodt is a psychotherapist who formerly worked in Florida prisons counseling mentally ill inmates. He observed an alarming pattern of abuse by corrections officers and complained. He was then fired.
Months later, Mallinckrodt learned about the death by scalding of Darren Rainey, a 50-year-old black mentally ill inmate who guards scalded to death in a small shower. Rainey was tortured under a strong spray of 180°F water (water boils at 212°F). Rainey's skin had to be scraped from the shower after his body was removed. No charges were filed after Rainey's homicide, and no autopsy report was released to date.
"The Florida Department of Corrections is riddled with amoral, sadistic sociopaths and the people who support, enable, and cover-up their crimes." ~ @GeoMallinckrodt (Twitter)
Excerpt from a book review by Amy M., August 17, 2014:
A shocking and darkly humorous account of working with mentally ill inmates in Florida's Dade Correctional Institution. George Mallinckrodt writes a gritty, mesmerizing account of his three years as psychotherapist in the "Transitional Care Unit" of the Dade Correctional Institution in South Florida, where inmates with mental health problems, including the most severe mental illnesses, are housed.
Part 2 is scheduled for January 15, 9pm EST
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/humanrightsdemand/2015/01/16/getting-away-with-murder-a-george-millenckrodt-interview-part-2
Disgusted by the lack of accountability. Mallinckrodt published a book about abused mentally ill inmates, murderous corrections officers, and the Florida Department of Corrections called "Getting Away with Murder."
Mallinckrodt advocates on behalf of the mentally ill. He recently met with with Senator Greg Evers, the Chairman of the Criminal Justice Committee, and staffers.
Author's Blog
http://www.georgemallinckrodt.com/blog.htm
Order the book: "Getting Away with Murder".
http://www.amazon.com/Getting-Away-With-Murder-Story/dp/1500705624
Mallinckrodt advocates on behalf of the mentally ill. He recently met with with Senator Greg Evers, the Chairman of the Criminal Justice Committee, and staffers.
Author's Website
http://georgemallinckrodt.com/Author's Blog
http://www.georgemallinckrodt.com/blog.htm
Order the book: "Getting Away with Murder".
http://www.amazon.com/Getting-Away-With-Murder-Story/dp/1500705624
"The Florida Department of Corrections is riddled with amoral, sadistic sociopaths and the people who support, enable, and cover-up their crimes." ~ @GeoMallinckrodt (Twitter)
"If what is done to mentally ill Florida inmates was done in the military, these would be considered war crimes." ~George Mallinckrodt
Excerpt from a book review by Amy M., August 17, 2014:
A shocking and darkly humorous account of working with mentally ill inmates in Florida's Dade Correctional Institution. George Mallinckrodt writes a gritty, mesmerizing account of his three years as psychotherapist in the "Transitional Care Unit" of the Dade Correctional Institution in South Florida, where inmates with mental health problems, including the most severe mental illnesses, are housed.
Mallinckrodt agreed to be our guest on "Human Rights Demand."
Part 1 of George Mallinckrodt's interview at "Human Rights Demand" channel on Blogtalkradio is available for listening 24/7 at http://www.blogtalkradio.com/humanrightsdemand/2015/01/11/getting-away-with-murder-a-george-mallinckrodt-interview
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/humanrightsdemand/2015/01/16/getting-away-with-murder-a-george-millenckrodt-interview-part-2
Power concedes nothing without a demand; it never has, and it never will. ~Frederick Douglass
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MaryLovesJustice Neal
Director of "Human Rights Demand" channel at Blogtalkradio, Assistance to the Incarcerated Mentally Ill, the Human Rights for Prisoners March, and the Davis-MacPhail Truth Committee (an anti-DP org)
Website: Wrongful Death of Larry Neal
http://WrongfulDeathofLarryNeal.com/main.html
Email address MaryLovesJustice@gmail.com
Phone (678)531.0262 or (571)335-1741
Paragraph 1 repeated: George Mallinckrodt is a psychotherapist who formerly worked in Florida prisons counseling mentally ill inmates. He observed an alarming pattern of abuse by corrections officers and complained. He was then fired.
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