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    Summary of John Lee Brook's Blood In, Blood Out
    Summary of John Lee Brook's Blood In, Blood Out
    Summary of John Lee Brook's Blood In, Blood Out
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    Summary of John Lee Brook's Blood In, Blood Out

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    #1 The US marshals that were sent to pick up the two men were from the Security Housing Unit, or the Hole, as it was known by those who worked and lived in it. The two men being transferred were Barry Byron Mills and Charles Manson.

    #2 The US marshals cuffed the Baron, and took him by force. The semi-easy-hard way was that they simply shot him with a Taser, and after he did the funky chicken for about thirty seconds, they searched his body cavities and bundled him up.

    #3 The Hulk was the second prisoner to be escorted to the van. He was partially stunned by the rapid blows to his head, but he roared and fought like a man possessed. The Tasers were switched off after thirty seconds. The Hulk was quickly stripped naked and his body cavities were examined with flashlights.

    #4 The convicts were placed in separate vans, and the Hulk and the Baron were escorted onto the plane. The deputy marshals were trained to remain detached and professional, regardless of the circumstances.

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    PublisherIRB Media
    Release dateApr 29, 2022
    ISBN9781669397830
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