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| Oklahoma pays 157 inmates to act as health care orderlies for other inmates |
| By tulsaworld.com- Justin Wingerter |
| Published: 07/16/2018 |
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LEXINGTON — When Donald Vaughan went to prison for murder, he was 19 years old. Dwight D. Eisenhower was president, Marilyn Monroe was a star and The Oklahoman cost a nickel. Fifty-eight years later, Vaughan is still there. He has the lowest inmate number in Oklahoma, along with a growing litany of ailments that could cost taxpayers untold thousands of dollars. The new cost for doing business in Tulsa. For those who care about business and this community, we have a deal for you. Start a digital subscription for only $0.99. Sign up now at tulsaworld.com/subscribe. “We’re too old to continue committing crimes, nor would we want to,” he says of himself and other inmates his age. “I say, give us the chance to prove the negative opinions of ex-convicts wrong.” Read More. |
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