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Contents:

• ANTHONY GAY ÉTPATHE à ALBERTVILLE
• ANTHONY GAY - ETPATHE ALBERTVILLE
• AFTER 22 YEARS OF 'PSYCHOLOGIL TORTURE' IN SOLARY CONFEMENT, ANTHONY GAY FIGHTS FOR STATE LAW RTRICTG ITS USE
• DR. ANTHONY STT GAY, MD
• 22 YEARS IN SOLARY CONFEMENT: LOOKG AT THE LIFE OF FORMER INMATE ANTHONY GAY
• ANTHONY GAY’S S SOLARY NFEMENT LED TO SELF-MUTILATN. NOW A PROPOSED LAW TO LIM PRISONER ISOLATN ILLOIS IS NAMED HIS HONOR.
• DR. ANTHONY S. GAY
• DR. ANTHONY STT GAY, M.D.
• A FAR-RIGHT RSIAN MP IS HOSTG A GRIM ‘GUS WHO IS GAY’ TV SHOW
• MOSW GAY BARS
• ESTATE AGENT JAILED FOR VIC ATTACK ON TWO GAY MEN HOLDG HANDS

ANTHONY GAY ÉTPATHE à ALBERTVILLE

After spendg 22 years solary nfement, Anthony Gay is tryg to make sure no other prisoner Illois has to experience the same level of trma that he went is the face of the state's Anthony Gay Isolated Confement Act, a bill veloped over the last 10 years that would lim solary nfement to no more than 10 days per six-month perd. "The worst part is beg trapped a cell 24/7, not beg able to receive social ntact and human ntact, " said Gay, who was released om prison 2018 after reprentg himself over 80 appeals before he was able to reta the help of a 's path to solary nfement began when he was 20 years old. "After spendg 22 years solary nfement, Anthony Gay is tryg to make sure no other prisoner Illois has to experience the same level of trma that he went, of Rock Island, Illois, said he was arrted durg his probatn for drivg whout a license.

ANTHONY GAY - ETPATHE ALBERTVILLE

"When we learned about Anthony Gay's suatn and how impacted him mentally, and what he had to do to get out of solary nfement, was vastatg, " said Ford.

AFTER 22 YEARS OF 'PSYCHOLOGIL TORTURE' IN SOLARY CONFEMENT, ANTHONY GAY FIGHTS FOR STATE LAW RTRICTG ITS USE

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1598079433\u201cLohanthony preachg nversn therapy and tellg homosexualy is wrong was not on my 2020 bgo rd \ud83d\u14\u201d — Ben Yahr (@Ben Yahr). Anthony Gay said he was “tortured for s” by his isolatn for up to 24 hours a day a ld, ty cell he likened to a dungeon, and was nied accs to necsary mental health efforts sce his 2018 release to outlaw the procre as a punive measure is reflected a bill that bears his name now makg s way through the Illois legislature. ”The Anthony Gay Isolated Confement Rtrictn Act would lim such extreme nfement for any dividual to no more than 10 nsecutive days any 180-day perd, and pel the Illois partment of rrectns to produce quarterly reports showg the e of the practice.

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DR. ANTHONY STT GAY, MD

It beme a vic cycle – until 2018, when Gay got out and began fightg for a law pendg Sprgfield that would lim a prisoner's time solary to 10 days every six months. ”Gay entered the Illois Department of Correctns 1994 as a young man, nvicted of robbery after brawlg wh another teen who told police that Gay took his hat and stole a sgle dollar bill.

Shortly after the segregatn started, the cuttg and suici attempts Illois Department of Correctns would later intify Gay urt filgs as one of a few dozen mat whose mental illns were so acute and dangero that they required full -patient re.

(Brian Cassella/Chigo Tribune)By keepg Gay isolatn, the state ntued the creasgly discreded practice of segregatg prisoners om others for long stretch. The Amerin Correctnal Associatn — the anizatn that provis expected practic for prisons across the untry — issued new standards 2016 that lled for lims on rtricted hog, cludg a provisn that prisoners wh mental illns should not be placed solary nfement for an extend IDOC spokwoman cled to ment on Gay’s rceratn or the treatment he received. The Tribune tablished a timele of his nfement by reviewg thoands of pag of urt documents, medil rerds and ttimony transcripts and nductg terviews wh Gay, his relativ, his lawyers, prosecutors and prison experts.

22 YEARS IN SOLARY CONFEMENT: LOOKG AT THE LIFE OF FORMER INMATE ANTHONY GAY

A feral judge orred the Illois Department of Correctns October to improve s mental health servic — a groundbreakg lg ma after Gay ttified about his troublg treatment Gay’s telligence and an extraordary abily to articulate his mental terratn solary nfement, his lawyers believe he uld be a pivotal voice the growg prison reform movement.

”A rough begngGay’s early fay life his native Rock Island wasn’t always was raised a workg class neighborhood by an nt and uncle who adopted him, although his blogil mother, who had endured stggl of her own, lived the same Quad Ci town along the Mississippi River. (Brian Cassella/Chigo Tribune)He avoid a ser crimal rerd until age 18, when he fought another young man om a nearby block after Gay says the teen sulted his sister. Gay was acced of takg the other man’s hat and $1 after beatg plead guilty to robbery exchange for a sentence of probatn, but that was soon revoked after he was ught drivg whout a license.

ANTHONY GAY’S S SOLARY NFEMENT LED TO SELF-MUTILATN. NOW A PROPOSED LAW TO LIM PRISONER ISOLATN ILLOIS IS NAMED HIS HONOR.

And was solary nfement — one Illois prison or another — where Gay would rema for more than 8, 000 panic settg durg those early weeks, he first sought attentn by rememberg somethg he had done when he was 12 years old back Rock Island. ‘I was skg’Gay’s next transfer was to an Illois facily synonymo wh tough prison life — the sprawlg Pontiac Correctnal Center Livgston County, where Gay said ndns the prison were worse and he spent most of his time alone and stgglg wh his mental state. By repeatedly earng disciplary tickets, Gay was slowly eatg through all the good time built to his sentence, phg his release date up to, and eventually beyond, his seven-year 1998, Gay’s nduct rulted his transfer to what was then the newly opened Tamms Correctnal Center, a maximum-secury facily sentially signed to hoe the state’s worst offenrs.

DR. ANTHONY S. GAY

The mate had somehow managed to cut himself, Gay learned, and the cint prompted an emergency rponse by the staff unlike anythg he had ever seen. ”Lawyers terveneTherapists diagnosed Gay wh antisocial personaly disorr and narcissistic personaly disorr, scribg him as manipulative and anx their not.

He ntued to mutilate himself, but rrectns officials typilly dismissed as a manipulative there’s no doubt Gay was tryg to manipulate the rrectns staff to elic their ncern, the extreme self-harm was also — and simultaneoly — a symptom of a major psychiatric disorr, his attorneys say.

DR. ANTHONY STT GAY, M.D.

“The Illois Department of Correctns was well aware that solary nfement was drivg Anthony sane, but throughout nearly his entire rceratn they did almost nothg to amelrate , ” said attorney Anton Romanucci, who is reprentg Gay his feral, a feral monor blasted the state Department of Correctns a report released 2018, cryg the ndns for mentally ill mat. ”Gay garnered the attentn of prison reform advot as far back as his earlit time at Tamms, as lawyers monored the ndns there and exprsed ncern about years of isolatn for mat urt he ught the notice of downstate prosecutors, who also wanted to make a statement about prison Livgston County, where Pontiac Correctnal Center is suated, the state’s attorney’s office lodged a seri of 21 dictments agast Gay between 2000 and 2004 for the many tim he threw his own excrement at guards.

The sentenc should have been “prumptively ncurrent, ” Ma argued, bee Gay had been ctody the whole time and not on bond, as spelled out state eventually looked at the law himself and agreed wh Ma’s argument. The prosecutor didn’t ndone what Gay had done, but he also did not want Gay and his lawyers to wage a protracted legal battle when he uld quickly rectify the sentencg error. “My ma job was to do jtice, ” Uphoff told the and Ma entered a jot motn to have Gay rentenced, a move that signifintly shortened Gay’s punishment.

Uphoff lost his re-electn bid 2016 after his opponent received the endorsement of the unn reprentg Pontiac rrectns real hope of eedom for the first time s, Gay stopped harmg himself as much his fal months of rceratn. He was released this past days later, Gay told his plete story urt for the first time, ttifyg a class-actn lawsu filed more than 10 years ago by another mate named Ashoor Rasho, a se that has led to the feral monorg of the state Department of Correctns. After Gay’s ttimony the Rasho se, the feral judge issued a new orr fdg the state was “liberately different” to mentally ill mat’ needs and requirg state prison officials to addrs “nstutnal ficienci” s treatment of those prisoners.

A FAR-RIGHT RSIAN MP IS HOSTG A GRIM ‘GUS WHO IS GAY’ TV SHOW

“Part of the reason prisons are as far away as they are is bee we don’t want to see , we don’t want to look at , we don’t want to know about , ” Ma said as he reflected on Gay’s state has been orred to pay $3. Gay fil suIn addn to the Rasho se, another downstate su om 2016 filed by mate Henry Davis is seekg class-actn stat and a requirement that the state apply new standards that lim the e of extreme isolatn state Gay October filed his own lawsu agast the state of Illois and s prisons officials U. “It was pla for anyone to see that solary nfement was ravagg Anthony’s md, and that he was sperate need of appropriate mental health re, ” Gay’s lawsu reads.

”Alan Mills of the Uptown People’s Law Center is an attorney on both the Rasho and Davis s, and he said those sus together wh Gay’s se uld provi the momentum need to brg real reform to Illois. (Brian Cassella/Chigo Tribune)At his adoptive parents’ dg room table, Gay offers guts root beer and shows them where he’d been patg their kchen. Over the holidays, Gay picked out many of the favore recip he had missed for so long, first and foremost his nt’s ramel has marveled at the advancement of technology, and has learned to text.

Though his uncle bought him a subscriptn to the lol newspaper while he was still prison, there’s still a lot he has to tch up do get therapy, and he shgs when a lawyer stg wh him talked about how he might be the one to shed light on a dark part of the Illois prison system and help others who now fd themselv where he are ep srs, both physil and emotnal, but Gay sists he don’t hate anyone he believ did him wrong.

MOSW GAY BARS

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0 Schlg flexibily Columbia Ge Fay Medice 1750 12th St Hood River, OR, 97031 "Dr Gay always tak his time wh you and works on solvg any medil mystery. Behavr problems add to his sentence, and by the time he was released Augt, he had served 24 years prison — 22 of which were spent solary nfement si a cell "smaller than the size of a parkg space, " acrdg to Gay. Bee of his misbehavr, Gay was referred to the Illois state prosecutor, who brought 22 succsive crimal s agast him — not regnizg his nstant trips to solary and lack of mental health treatment, acrdg to Chardon.

ESTATE AGENT JAILED FOR VIC ATTACK ON TWO GAY MEN HOLDG HANDS

Eventually, though, a state appellate fenr disvered Gay's se, wrote briefs on his behalf and got the attentn of prosecutors, who were willg to renegotiate his sentence. ' So I'm tryg not to foc on my srs, but foc on those that [are] left behd and try to throw them a lifele to help pull them out the dch, " Gay bt part about the day he was released, acrdg to Gay: beg able to see his niece, who thought he still had a life-sentence left to serve.