I walk a straight line

shackled chain

oh glarsome gertie is calling my name there is no mercy in this penitentiary

just asked the hill string guy

Rangle of three

I'm here for life

I'm here to die

Inside these walls

Inside the wide And when the wolf cries these walls inside the wild

And when the world cries

I know it's over

Oh, bloody Angola

Oh, oh, bloody angola.

Hey, everyone, and welcome back to Bloody Angola, a podcast 142 years in the making the complete story of America's bloodiest present, Jim Chapman.

And look, every now and then, I come across some historic Angolite prison issued magazine.

I've been told in the past, a lot of you like to hear, especially the historic editions of the Angolite, some of the interesting stories.

And today I'm going to bring you some from 1956. I'm going to call this episode

the hunt fever bug. And you're going to know why when I tell you this first story. Again,

this is from 1956. It's the Angolite August 11th to be specific. In this first article in that Angolite says the Louisiana State Department of Health has been taking bio

specimens.

And before I go any further, I need to mention, remember the time frame here, 1956.

This was written by inmates.

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