DAUGAVGRIVKA PRISON. letters in a cage. Goodbye, God! So I decided to write a last letter from Grieve prison. On October 5, prisoners began to be transferred to the new prison in Liapia. Three, sometimes four times a week, two minibuses arrive. One with a trailer to the property of the Ministry of Prisons. The second is a police station, intended for 15 people. Today we stayed here about 350 people. And until December 15, a total closure is planned. At the end of September, the Minister of Finance Maris Kuczynskis passed through the area with our mayor Andrey Aleksanins and a group of people with important and very concerned faces. I was just working out at the gym, I came out and said hello. The mayor asked where I planned to go after the prison was closed and how much time I had left to serve. After talking to me he said that next year I will be released (!). I hope his words will become prophetic. On election day, October 3, we had a vote. I voted for Suvarna Varo. God willing, changes will begin for the better in our country, even though deep down you understand that the point of no return has long passed.
October 18 was my mother's birthday, thank you, my dear, for being with me! On October 22nd I had a terrible toothache. And just the thought of visiting the dentist makes me feel like I'm pre-stroke and pre-heart attack at the same time. That day I went to the medical unit for my sisters: save me, help me! An hour later they told me to come. I thought they would rip it off. But a wonderful doctor healed and saved the tooth. Although every dental treatment is a paid procedure. Free - removal only.
On October 27, he moved the committee to the highest level. Everyone voted unanimously - FOR. I completed the socialization program given each year in full - I did not violate it, I worked and paid claims and completed the prescribed courses. This is the first and most important stage in the life of every convicted person on the way to release (preferably early).