Eric Update and Poem from a time in the S.H.U
Last week, Eric was thrown into the hole and his cell was trashed. Among other things, a bunch of letters went missing and were destroyed. He is now out of the hole and wants...
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Second Annual Int’l Day of Solidarity with EK: His Story
June 28, 2018 is the second annual International Day of Solidarity with Eric King. June 28th, 2016 was the day that he was sentenced to 10 years in prison. Now, two years...
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EK Statement on Dry Snitching
I had never heard the term ‘Dry Snitching’ before coming to prison, but the concept is very clear, it’s indirect tattling. Dry snitching is telling on someone in an oblique, round about way....
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“Your Vegan Option is to Take the Meat Off Your Sandwich”
Eric is currently engaged in a long-running fight for adequate vegan food at FCI Florence. Every day there is some degree of struggle with the kitchen staff from the constant dairy and eggs...
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EK Statement on Brandon Baxter of the Cleveland 4
“I don’t normally write men political prisoners because I have had bad experiences… but I hear you are safe” I cannot tell you how many letters I get that open this way. Stories...
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Medical Horrors at FCI Florence
*****We (EK support crew) would like to say this situation is representative of a bigger problem within the BOP. There was recent information that has emerged that shows that the way the BOP...
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Update on Eric After Losing His Brother
Eric suddenly and tragically lost his brother recently. Grieving the loss of a loved one is tough as it is, but for almost two weeks now Eric has been trying to figure out...
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“J. Saunders” a poem by Eric King
Please visit http://www.freehermanbell.org/ to learn more about how you can support Herman Bell J. Saunders beats elderly, defenseless men There isn’t any need or reason to sugar coat it Or spruce it up with bureaucratic...
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What it looks like to be antifascist in prison
Below is a statement written by Eric in October: What does it look like to be antifascist in federal prison in 2017? It may not be what you think. If you picture...
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“Not everyone makes it” a poem by Eric King
Not everyone makes it Not everyone sees a date on the calender as the second coming, as the first day of their life Some never get that ressurection We all do our...
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