
I’m Jane Doe number one,” is the opening line from Ali Prout. She tells her never-before-heard story as a woman sent to prison for a non-violent offense in 2023. There, Prout caught the eye of a correctional officer, who used his position and his badge to abuse her. But that’s only the beginning.
Over three episodes, we trace Ali's dramatic fight for justice, and the stunning ripple effects that t... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 3 | Founded | a month ago |
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Ali faces down her attacker in court and wins. But will the Central California Women's Facility officers who assaulted her former cell mate and 150 other women see justice? And with the story still unfolding, reporters Madi Bolaños and Anna Sussman u... more
August 2nd, 2024, started with a search. More than 150 women rounded up into chow hall as their cells were tossed. What happened next was beyond their imagination. It would be investigated by the feds and the state. Things did not go to plan, or did... more
Ali Prout had only been at the Central California Women’s Facility for a few days when an officer stopped her at a checkpoint. “You have beautiful lips and beautiful eyes,” he said. But he didn’t realize… this time he’d picked the wrong girl. Part 1 ... more
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Excellent reporting and storytelling from this team. While it made me so angry these woman had to endure this vile and criminal treatment, their human strength and power came through in such a profound and compelling way. So grateful to all of the woman for sharing their stories, and thank you to the team for exposing this gross injustice that should never be allowed to happen within our prison system.
I am moved and impressed by the reporting. I also feel angry and a little helpless. How can tax payers like myself get better standards of treatment for women behind bars? They are vulnerable to abuse of power and the response is appalling. I’m disappointed in the leadership that clearly was responsible.
Thank you to all the voices bringing a difficult and uncomfortable topic of sexual assaults in prison to the surface, and to be able to hear the voices of the victims who may still be incarcerated.The story reminded me how incarcerated people are very much human, and deserve to be treated with respect and decency. Also deeply uncomfortable because the solutions aren’t easy or quick, because it requires a radical change in the incarceration system and our perspectives on those who are incarcerate... more
This piece is powerful. At a time when women’s voices and stories need to be heard, I’m grateful to the journalists and the women who lived the experience for sharing. "Speak the truth, even if your voice shakes"
Such great reporting.










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