Larry Levine

He's probably got a radio in there with him, and he's listening to the local New York stations. I'd imagine that. He's got a Bible in there with him. They'll give him a Bible, but maybe some discovery. Maybe they won't let him have discovery because he's got like a fob that he can go and plug into a computer there in the shoe, and he can read his discovery.

He's probably got a radio in there with him, and he's listening to the local New York stations. I'd imagine that. He's got a Bible in there with him. They'll give him a Bible, but maybe some discovery. Maybe they won't let him have discovery because he's got like a fob that he can go and plug into a computer there in the shoe, and he can read his discovery.

But you're isolated while you're in the shoe.

But you're isolated while you're in the shoe.

That's because the U.S. attorney said that he was using other people's phone numbers and phone access. And that would be if you're locked in your cell, A, how are you going to get other people's access codes that are also in the shoe in different cells? I don't want to say it's impossible, but it'd be pretty much fucking impossible to do.

That's because the U.S. attorney said that he was using other people's phone numbers and phone access. And that would be if you're locked in your cell, A, how are you going to get other people's access codes that are also in the shoe in different cells? I don't want to say it's impossible, but it'd be pretty much fucking impossible to do.

And then you're going to add all your telephone numbers to other people's account. If you were in a regular housing unit, that would be pretty easy to do. And if you got caught... They would pull good time from you. They'd send you to the shoe or whatever. They'd restrict your phone access.

And then you're going to add all your telephone numbers to other people's account. If you were in a regular housing unit, that would be pretty easy to do. And if you got caught... They would pull good time from you. They'd send you to the shoe or whatever. They'd restrict your phone access.

An inmate calls you. It's almost like a speed dial. Okay, well, these numbers are entered in. And then when you go to the phone, it's a blue telephone. You pick it up. It's got an armored cord on it that's really short. So you can't crack someone over the head with the handset. I've seen that. And you put in the number that you want to call and then you put in your personal access code.

An inmate calls you. It's almost like a speed dial. Okay, well, these numbers are entered in. And then when you go to the phone, it's a blue telephone. You pick it up. It's got an armored cord on it that's really short. So you can't crack someone over the head with the handset. I've seen that. And you put in the number that you want to call and then you put in your personal access code.

And when you do that, the call just goes out. So it's almost like it's speed dialing as far as where you're calling. So if you try to call a number that's not in the system, it's not going through. If you don't have the PAC code, the personal access code, call's not going out. So again, the only real way he could get all this in the system is if he had access to other people.

And when you do that, the call just goes out. So it's almost like it's speed dialing as far as where you're calling. So if you try to call a number that's not in the system, it's not going through. If you don't have the PAC code, the personal access code, call's not going out. So again, the only real way he could get all this in the system is if he had access to other people.

This isn't something that could be done and shouted over the vents because the cops would hear it. You know, I don't see it. Either he used the phone and he had access to other people or he doesn't. The U.S. attorney put in, remember, in that motion to deny bail, The U.S. attorney said that he had people's PAC codes, that he had other phone numbers in there.

This isn't something that could be done and shouted over the vents because the cops would hear it. You know, I don't see it. Either he used the phone and he had access to other people or he doesn't. The U.S. attorney put in, remember, in that motion to deny bail, The U.S. attorney said that he had people's PAC codes, that he had other phone numbers in there.

But keep in mind, they never said how he did that, did they?

But keep in mind, they never said how he did that, did they?

That's a wise idea. They need to concentrate on getting his issues resolved. Apparently, they're giving him the best defense that they can.

That's a wise idea. They need to concentrate on getting his issues resolved. Apparently, they're giving him the best defense that they can.

It's like a plastic bag. It's a square plastic clear bag. It's almost like a big pillow. And over the years, it has shrunk. I know this because I was locked up for 10 years myself. I got several of these. So they've got like some off-brand cookies in there. off brand potato chips in there, some candy in there.

It's like a plastic bag. It's a square plastic clear bag. It's almost like a big pillow. And over the years, it has shrunk. I know this because I was locked up for 10 years myself. I got several of these. So they've got like some off-brand cookies in there. off brand potato chips in there, some candy in there.