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arlik [135]
3 years ago
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Soloha48 [4]3 years ago
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He made drastic reforms during his time as a commissioner.
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“It was just putting them in cells as you went along,” Cundiff says of his job when he entered the prison with a group of other troopers. “There wasn’t any argument about whether [an inmate was assigned to a particular cell] or not, you went in there anyway, and just getting them locked up so there wasn’t any running around the Penitentiary.”

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No inmates had escaped in the riot, which was fortunate for the people of Jefferson City given the prison’s location near the heart of the city. Many of those residents had spent the night armed with their own rifles and shotguns, prepared to respond if any convicts did manage to breach the wall. Some banded together to search a wooded area outside the east wall when rumours circulated that some inmates had been freed and were hiding among the trees there.

A wounded inmate is carried by fellows through the lobby of MSP to the prison hospital during the riot. (Courtesy; Missouri State Archives and Mark Schreiber)

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A lone man walks the yard in front of B and C Hall on the morning after the riot. In the background is the burned-out shell of the dining hall. (Courtesy; Missouri State Archives and Mark Schreiber)

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