History, or sexual fantasy?
Jan. 31st, 2005 04:57 pmFrom a letter printed in the NYT, January 26 2005:
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In 1993, I worked with former state criminal justice officials to raise funds for a monument to the New York State Police. I met with many state police veterans, including some who had been involved in the suppresson of the Attica prison riot in 1971.
They gave me a vivid sense of what that event had been like.
For four days, the state troopers looked down into the yards where bare-chested inmates stood about, their torsos gleaming in the night's gloom from bonfires torched from prison bedding.
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In 1993, I worked with former state criminal justice officials to raise funds for a monument to the New York State Police. I met with many state police veterans, including some who had been involved in the suppresson of the Attica prison riot in 1971.
They gave me a vivid sense of what that event had been like.
For four days, the state troopers looked down into the yards where bare-chested inmates stood about, their torsos gleaming in the night's gloom from bonfires torched from prison bedding.
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::oink::