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Inmate Letter of Support for Warden E.W. Youngblood
"It came to our knowledge this date that Warden Youngblood has turned in a sixty (60) day notice with the commissioners of his leaving his job as warden of Turner County P.W.C. We do not know the reason for this action but we are pleading with you to…
E.W. Youngblood to Robert Carter (February 19, 1970)
“Mother I am in the best honor camp there is in the state of Georgia.”
Escaped inmate voluntarily returns to TC PWC
"You and the people here at the Turner County Public Works Camp have been good to me, and you have helped me, and I want to stay here in Turner County, he said."
Patrick Carter, an escaped inmate, voluntarily returns to TC PWC
"We here at Turner…
Patrick Carter, an escaped inmate, voluntarily returns to TC PWC
"We here at Turner…
Robert Carter to E.W. Youngblood (July 31, 1969)
Allowing the TC PWC to go play softball with the Worth County PWC.
E.W. Youngblood to Wallace Lambert (August 2, 1969)
Released inmates receive a suit and a hat.
E.W. Youngblood to Lambert (July 1, 1969)
Each inmate treated for Yellow Jarnis.
E.W. Youngblood to Robert Carter (November 27, 1969)
Officer Cecil Dempsey Smith was dismissed due to sleeping at the camp and drinking liquor from his car's trunk, and became drunk.
E.W. Youngblood to Robert Carter (September 5, 1969)
Officer Paul Nelson is no longer employed at TCPWC due to dealing with inmates. He was loaning money and taking different items in pawn. He knew that this was against the rules.
E.W. Youngblood to Robert Carter (August 8, 1968)
Resumed the educational program. 24 students enrolled, led by Mr. John Dye (athletic director for Eureka High School)
Also a request for 5 more inmates
Also a request for 5 more inmates