Break the prison rules and you go to Alcatraz ... Upon arrival, inmates were assigned a private cell and provided with the most basic necessities such as clothing, food, water and healthcare.

The prison’s one-man-per-cell policy appealed to some inmates because it made them less vulnerable to attack by fellow jailbirds. Alcatraz’s first warden, James A. Johnston, knew poor food was often ...

But for the UK's most infamous inmates, Christmas will be very different ... has been likened to the infamous Alcatraz prison in California. Specifically designed to accommodate some of the ...

Some call this prison the Alcatraz of Argentina. Its inmates helped build what’s now ... rest of the world arrived by radio, and canned food and supplies arrived on cargo ships in the port.

he was transferred to Alcatraz after being found to have been bribing and receiving favoritism from prison guards and inmates. Due to the strict nature of Alcatraz he received little preferential ...