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Received your msg. this morning, from Rev. brother Joe E. @Rev.DrJoeEsposito

It goes without saying, it was good to meet him. The time in Oregon was an adventure. Let him know I think of him often, and  wonder how he's doing. Tell him I send him my love and respect.

The good Rev. Joe knows; "He's loved by a few, feared by many, respected by all."

Please tell Rev. Joe, time and distance may separate, but, "A Brother is just what it implies. A Brother is a Brother, till that Brother dies!"

Yours in this struggle.

Rev. John.

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[GOLDEN NUGGET OF KNOWLEDGE]

My course is set, and I know my direction ... 

GOLDEN NUGGET OF KNOWLEDGE

People don't want to follow, scared of being Pawns.
The Pawn often underestimated, knows it's course.
It only moves forward, never back.
Occasionally moves to the side only to attack.
Then continues forward never altering it's course ....
For even a Pawn can take down a King!

Yours in this struggle,
Respectfully Rev. John.

[From: JOHN BARLETTATo: Cailen CambeulSubject: Rev. Cambeul | 20 Sep 22]

From: JOHN BARLETTA
To: Cailen Cambeul
Subject: Rev. Cambeul | 20 Sep 22

Wow! Just saw your name on my contact list. Surprised oddly 10 new names showed up on my contact list today. Weird thing is : I don't recognize any of these peoples names. I was wondering if they're W.C.O.T.C brothers and sisters? Am I on a contact list? Web site?
@Rev.JohnBarletta should have been long informed of his presence on the Prison Portal https://creativityalliance.com/prison-ministries Somebody was not doing their job ~ Cailen.

There's no messages. They didn't write or text anything. Just their names are there as approved people I can text.

There's only 2 names - yours and one other on the list that I recognised. So I wanted to reach out and let you know you're on my tablet e-mail list now.

Now there is a John on my contact list. Maybe that's Rev. John out of TN?  I don't know his last name, he never used it any of our correspondence. He always went by Creator John. I'll have to text him next to check it out, and ask if that's him. I haven't heard from "Rev. John" out of TN. in a few weeks , guess he's busy or these swine are messing with my mail. Haven't received any rejection or confiscation notices. He's (Rev. John) been writing me every 2 weeks for a few months sending me copies of his newsletter "The Reverends Corner."
@Rev.JohnBarletta was informed by reply of the fraudulence of @JohnNewland. Reverend Barletta perfectly understands the situation. More to come from Reverend Barletta on that in his next post.

CT. finally let me out of segregation. Been out 8 months now since DEC. 20th 2021.

How's the brother Rev. Joe doing in OR.??  I did get the photo he sent about 6-7 weeks ago. Tell him I said "he's getting fat!"  He's gotta get out of seg and start working out again.  Still good to know he's doing OK. Best he can under the circumstances.
@Rev.John Barletta has now been updated regarding Rev. Joe / @Rev.DrJoeEsposito.

Well Rev. Cambeul just wanted to send off a quick text to let you know your on my mail list. I can only e-mail people who sign up first.
Go to https://securustech.online

As always, "yours in this struggle."

Rev. John.

[Northern locked down after warden slashed]

Northern locked down after warden slashed

Two-time murderer John Barletta used a shank - an improvised knife crafted from a razor - to slash Northern Correctional Institution's Jewish Warden Larry Myers on Thursday, sending him and two other Correction Department employees to the hospital.

Ted Kenyon | Journal Inquirer | 4 August 2000

https://www.journalinquirer.com/archives/northern-locked-down-after-warden-slashed/article_7a5ddb2f-6986-5b66-b26d-7a9144677d51.html

Two-time murderer John Barletta used a shank - an improvised knife crafted from a razor - to slash Northern Correctional Institution's Jewish Warden Larry Myers on Thursday, sending him and two other Correction Department employees to the hospital.
Pictured Right: A beaten generic Jew.

As a result, Northern, the state's highest-security prison, was put on lockdown - with inmates confined to their cells - for an indefinite period. The lockdown continued today pending a shakedown - a search for weapons - throughout the prison.

Myers, Maj. Michael Lajoie, and Correctional Officer Frederick Hanning were released after treatment at Johnson Memorial Hospital in Stafford.

The attack, in which Myers suffered two facial cuts, happened as he toured the facility, department spokesman Scott Semple said.

Barletta, 29, was in a day room with at least seven other inmates, receiving lunch at about 11 a.m., when it occurred, Semple said. None of the other inmates became involved, he said.

LaJoie, who was accompanying the warden, suffered arm and finger cuts, while guards Hanning, Jerry Wawryzk, and Peter Kulhmann sustained bruises and scrapes subduing Barletta, Semple said.

Barletta today remained in four-point restraints, closely monitored by guards, he said. State police began a criminal investigation.

Semple on Thursday praised the guards for quick action before other inmates might have become involved, calling it "a credit to the staff."

Myers joined the department as a correctional officer in 1975 and was named warden of Northern in February 1999. Before that he was warden at the Carl Robinson Correctional Institution in Enfield.

He also was a major in the Correction Department's tactical operations unit, which is responsible for deploying emergency-response teams.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDHpoACS6f8

Michael Minney, president of the union representing guards at Northern and other area prisons, cited recent increases in the inmate population at Northern as possible factor in Thursday's slashing.

Since early this year, more cells there have been double-bunked.

Correction Department officials said double-bunking has been necessary to relieve overcrowding throughout the system.

"We have told the administration that by increasing the numbers at Northern, they were creating a dangerous situation," Minney said.

"This is a clear indication that is happening."

Semple, however, said there was "no correlation" between double-bunking and the attack. He said the number of inmates receiving lunch where it occurred would be the same whether they were came from single- or double-bunk cells.

Minney also called for the Correction Department to look for alternatives to the use of razor blades by inmates.


Noting Barletta's "history for brutal behavior," Semple said inmates find ways to fashion weapons out of almost anything.