Comments on: Historic La Loma prison demolished (15 photos) http://mexicotrucker.com/historic-la-loma-prison-demolished Sun, 20 May 2012 19:17:52 +0000 hourly 1 By: Trailero 1 http://mexicotrucker.com/historic-la-loma-prison-demolished/comment-page-1#comment-694 Trailero 1 Thu, 10 Jan 2008 13:10:50 +0000 http://mexicotrucker.com/archives/785#comment-694 Lezza, thanks for your touching comment, but I don't see how we can help you. Mexico Trucker is a site concerned with issues involving things to do with Mexico. I wish you all the luck in the world. Google is a good tool to help you in your search Lezza, thanks for your touching comment, but I don't see how we can help you.

Mexico Trucker is a site concerned with issues involving things to do with Mexico.

I wish you all the luck in the world. Google is a good tool to help you in your search

]]> By: Lezza http://mexicotrucker.com/historic-la-loma-prison-demolished/comment-page-1#comment-689 Lezza Thu, 03 Jan 2008 09:52:43 +0000 http://mexicotrucker.com/archives/785#comment-689 My daddy died in Sept. 5 1970. Which was 3 months and a few days before i was been. My dad was a black man from tennessee , his name is James Parrish he had no middle name and i was wondering if any files on who was there could be looked at. My daddy was very sick when he came home and I have sickness alot and i need to know more about my father and if he was their. He was very handsome man he would have been between 83-86 now. He was at the West Nashville Prison first for Stealing a pack of Bologna and Crackers because he was hungry. But he asked for it first he mother was going to get the money to pay for it and they was so mean to blacks back then so they put him in the Prison. Then he was 15 years old. Then they since him to the Ohio State Pen. When his sister would write they would send it back to her saying that it was a lot of James Parrish's back then. Did all have no middle names or what but they couldn't find my dad or where he was. Then one day after some years he went to his sisters house and he met my mother and Blessed my mother with me. Now I need answers. Can you help. He was from College Grove in Tennessee. My daddy died in Sept. 5 1970. Which was 3 months and a few days before i was been. My dad was a black man from tennessee , his name is James Parrish he had no middle name and i was wondering if any files on who was there could be looked at. My daddy was very sick when he came home and I have sickness alot and i need to know more about my father and if he was their. He was very handsome man he would have been between 83-86 now. He was at the West Nashville Prison first for Stealing a pack of Bologna and Crackers because he was hungry. But he asked for it first he mother was going to get the money to pay for it and they was so mean to blacks back then so they put him in the Prison. Then he was 15 years old. Then they since him to the Ohio State Pen. When his sister would write they would send it back to her saying that it was a lot of James Parrish's back then. Did all have no middle names or what but they couldn't find my dad or where he was. Then one day after some years he went to his sisters house and he met my mother and Blessed my mother with me. Now I need answers. Can you help. He was from College Grove in Tennessee.

]]> By: Trailero 1 http://mexicotrucker.com/historic-la-loma-prison-demolished/comment-page-1#comment-457 Trailero 1 Sun, 07 Oct 2007 11:06:25 +0000 http://mexicotrucker.com/archives/785#comment-457 Nick, Thanks for the comment. As for pictures, I have a few that can't be posted here if I can even find them on the HD. Myself and I am sure others would be interested in hearing of your experiences in this place if you would care to share them with us. I've heard many things about the place, some probably true, others no more than urban legends Ironically, the day they brought La Loma down, there was a prison break at CERESA II, the replacement prison. Nick, Thanks for the comment. As for pictures, I have a few that can't be posted here if I can even find them on the HD.

Myself and I am sure others would be interested in hearing of your experiences in this place if you would care to share them with us. I've heard many things about the place, some probably true, others no more than urban legends

Ironically, the day they brought La Loma down, there was a prison break at CERESA II, the replacement prison.

]]> By: nick geiger http://mexicotrucker.com/historic-la-loma-prison-demolished/comment-page-1#comment-456 nick geiger Sun, 07 Oct 2007 10:54:57 +0000 http://mexicotrucker.com/archives/785#comment-456 Please help with pictures of La Loma Nicksfence@msn.com THanks, Nick Please help with pictures of La Loma Nicksfence@msn.com THanks, Nick

]]> By: nick geiger http://mexicotrucker.com/historic-la-loma-prison-demolished/comment-page-1#comment-455 nick geiger Sun, 07 Oct 2007 10:53:31 +0000 http://mexicotrucker.com/archives/785#comment-455 I was one of the U.S. citizen youngsters who made bad choices and ended up here. It was the most frightening time of my life for sure, and it has changed mine and my families lives forever. I think of this place eveyday, multiple times per day. I really had hoped to go back and see it one day- The things that happened behind those walls were amazing. Definately stuff the average person doesn't experience or see in ten lifetimes. Good and bad, I wouldnt change it for a second for who it has helped me become. My memories of La Loma are as strong now as they were the day I walked out. Does anyone know where I can get more pictures of La Loma, inside and out? Please help. I was one of the U.S. citizen youngsters who made bad choices and ended up here. It was the most frightening time of my life for sure, and it has changed mine and my families lives forever. I think of this place eveyday, multiple times per day. I really had hoped to go back and see it one day- The things that happened behind those walls were amazing. Definately stuff the average person doesn't experience or see in ten lifetimes. Good and bad, I wouldnt change it for a second for who it has helped me become. My memories of La Loma are as strong now as they were the day I walked out. Does anyone know where I can get more pictures of La Loma, inside and out? Please help.

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