HEALTHMICHIGAN ADVANCE
‘Blood on your hands’: Family members call for reform and investigation of Huron Valley prison
Family members and advocates demand reform and investigation at Women’s Huron Valley Correctional Facility in Michigan, citing toxic mold exposure and health deterioration of incarcerated Krystal Clark. Five women have died at the facility in three months, prompting protests and calls for accountability. The Michigan Department of Corrections denies claims of dangerous mold conditions, citing independent testing.
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