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# Surviving Prison: A Journey of Reflection and Survival
## A Harrowing Experience Behind Bars
When they arrest me, okay, yes, you are detained. I know I’m going to go to jail, okay, because I have a lot of things behind me. But in my head, inside I think my partners are going to take me out. I’m the junkie. I’ve been to all the fat folks in that group. There have been deaths in between. Then they are with the ass like this, because I entered. They came to threaten my family. But of course they said, ostia this child cheats on us. But of course, I don’t cheat. If I waited for them to take me out. And that when to me the van. It enters me here. The police van. I’m handcuffed here, pissed off. Because, ostia I got to the model, I got to the model. They open that door and they keep you inside. Sons of a bitch, they haven’t taken me out. And I start, I start, then I start to think. That I am in prison. Because if I had been outside, I guarantee that the one who was in the van would not, it is that he does not get to here. Before I would have flown him. We had made two trucks. We had done a series of robberies with rubber-2, with C4. And we had explosives to blow up the Via Layetana. If I had gotten out of the c ***** s and they didn’t. They were bullshit.
## A Tour of the Model of Barcelona
Formerly, the officials were on duty 24 hours. But if they were thrown then 3 days without working. And they send me here. This you see there. is the PPO. That in the 60s it was the Modelo school. It never was. All this you see there is the laundry. When they let the laundry in inside, they wouldn’t let go. And I worked in the laundry, now I will explain a couple of anecdotes. It is a whole corridor, that you are already fitting. That you are inside. You are closing and they were closing doors. You don’t see how the color changes. They’ve put there like one more steel wall. This you see here, well, you see this, up to there. This is the patio of the first one, which goes like this. This is the first gallery. Then there is a patio for a second gallery. Why do I say first gallery? First gallery at that time was minor. To think that this is like a straight line when we have entered. When we get to that center, as you can see. You get to the center then you have the first gallery, this one here. Minors that is short. Second gallery, it’s the same as the first, it was workshops, which is the one there. The third, now you will see the difference in the patio. When you see how long the third is. It is as long as the fourth. But the fifth and sixth are like the first and second. They are two small and two long. It is in the shape of an octopus but with 6 legs. Instead of eight. Okay it was, they copied it from the Jews. Jewish prisons were the way to distribute the prisoners. Now put yourself in the year 81. That you only see the first go, that you see more rodinada. Well, it was the only thing that existed. There was not even the stone wall that is gray. Not one is out there, nor is there for this. People came here, my friend, I who had a lot of money. How to enter d *** a? Here. They came and: Dani, well now because you can’t see it, but you lived on the second floor. You saw it. Here I am, throw it here. Poof, then what happened? Those who came to shoot balls from here were sometimes caught by the police. I started taking all my friends up to the terraces. They would look through these doors, then they would open you up. And they went up to the balconies and from above they threw. And once I was, in the first thought that we were all minors, of course, okay? But I was the youngest who had the most money. That implied many things.
## The Reality of Prison Life
The first three years that I was in prison, I did not eat from prison. I ate from the restaurant where we came from. You could do it, pay for the menu and it was delivered. Anyone, not me, could be done. And I paid for my menu and that of the 7 who lived with me. I always say that when I talk about these things like that, I don’t know if it’s the little heart or that I’m a little smart. Because of course, it was a way to win over people, if I feed them. The rabbit had a brother, because his brother came to eat. I already had about 10 uncles, who were going to protect me. I didn’t need protection but I had 10 people who if something happened to me would run out of food, that’s right from the start. Everyone in my cell, shot and got the same drug as me. Not the same amounts, not the same times, but yes, if they were junkies, they would have a horse pick every day. And continuous joint smoking, this was my thing. Where we were talking, that we walked, because I was sitting like that, looking at my colleagues. Okay, okay, and I pull, pull. I didn’t have time, one of the balls hit me on the tip of my foot. But on the tip of my toe, on my toe, my nail shot out. Of course I complain, because of course I start screaming. They brought me 25 g of c ********, a couple of grams of c ****** and an itor knife. An itor knife, made of iron, well of course he gave me all the iron knife, in all of them, it is that he gave me. Just where, the edge, is that he made the nail like that. Sure, then I went to remove the nail, don’t see the damage they did to me. Yes, of course, that’s why 97% of the prison population have AIDS, I mean we had AIDS, from 83 to 91 all of us. We shared the f *********** s, it was very difficult because, then it changed. Then there was methadone and everything, they have given f *********** s, I’m talking about the 90s already. We had to have the j *********** s, for example I was a junkie, a junkie 100% Polydrug addict, I always had a j *********** s on top, always, forever. To have a f *********** s was to have a beak, maybe you had no c ***** o and anyone had c ***** o, but you had the kick. You were going to get bitten for sure. But of course, you had to have it, think that it is not like the…
This article sheds light on the harrowing experiences of an individual behind bars, the tour of the Model of Barcelona, and the harsh realities of prison life. It serves as a stark reminder of the challenges faced by those within the criminal justice system and the resilience needed to survive such circumstances.
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