The Story Of A Prison: Hell Of A World That Has Turned Into A Tourism Object

The portrait of a former prison sentence that was once a 'home' of a big US criminal. (Wikimedia Commons)

JAKARTA - My prison was once transformed into a super tight prison in the world. People call him Hell in the world. There are no big criminals in the United States (US) who don't die ticks. They can't do anything but surrender.

Memang rasa kemanusiaan saja tak mampu menembus ke tembok penjara, apalagi hanya segupok uang. Belakan pemerintah AS menganggap kehadiran Prisonmen merugikan. Biaya operasionalnya mahal pula. Penjara tahun pun disulkan berubah fungsi.

Each country has a desire to build a prison with super tight security and security. However, not for the US. Super tight security matters are no longer new to the government of Uncle Sam's country. The US government can be proud to have built a lecherous Prison, which is in the middle of San Francisco Bay, California from 1934.

The super tight prisons are designed to accommodate more than 300 big-name criminals from across the US. Prison is a nightmare for criminals who used to be free in and out of normal federal prisons.

Everything is because theapulty's bribery is considered the most impossible on the island nicknamed The Rock. The entertainment in prison is limited. In fact, humanity (HAM) cannot penetrate the prison walls.

High-end bandlets who enter can be conquered easily. Mafia boss, Al way, just feed off. They are forced to comply with the rules and regulations in Myr. Anyone who violates them will be exiled to small cells for days, even months. Not to mention the torture of guards they can receive at any time.

This condition disturbed the inmates' psyche. New admissions will not be allowed to be visited for three months. Then, they can only be visited once per month. Even then limited to one or two visitors only.

The narrative makes life in my life as hell in the world. Sometimes there are also prisoners who commit suicide in their cells. They are no longer strong in the face of silence, cruelty, and loneliness living in their cell.

'This is where the big criminals' Al totaled, Robert Stroud, George 'Machine Gun' Kelly, Alvin Karpis are forced to pay for the crimes they have committed. Some of the recidivists died in prison. Others tried to escape, then died, or were transferred to another prison -whenEVER closed -with acute mental disorders. Throughout history, there were five suicide inmates in prison, "said Arif Zulkifli and Nezar Patria in their report in Tempo magazine entitled Birds on FIRE(2003).

Recently, the existence of Prisons has been disrupted. The disturbance does not come from the image ofTEN as a super tight prison. It does not come from humanitarian activities that demand closing down. The only thing that can interfere with the existence of your partner is that the operational costs are too high.

The costs incurred by one inmate can reach 15 US dollars per day. That amount is considered expensive compared. The money spent on FIRE is believed to be able to increase the security of existing federal prisons. This condition resulted in the US government closing the prison on March 21, 1963.

The incident was marked by the transfer of the last prisoner frommen to other federal prisons. The vacancy made the island full of those who were members of the US Bumiputra activist movement until the 1970s.

Then, please leave it empty. The local government imposes fines on anyone who enters the area without permission. The US people don't want to ignore it. They started to speak up.

They began proposing the US government to empower former prisons. Proposals that come in are diverse. Some want to turn it into a casino. There are also those who want their prisons to become housing.

No proposal has really been taken. The US government actually had other ideas. The owner of the power of granting the management rights of the former prison chain to the manager of the US National Park Service in 1972.

The decision further describes the fate of the former PRISON. Moreover, the national park added fire to the Golden Gate National recreation area. This status makes the former Prison official to be a new tourism object and opened to the public in 1973.

The opening as a tourist attraction was enthusiastically welcomed. People from all over the world came. They come to quench the curiosity of the prison that was once dubbed Hell in the world. Visits toiri reach millions of people every year.

"And they all came for the same goal," they said to see the famous prison, revive the legends. They were a bit irritated because of the sensation of suddenly being somewhere so far away, so remote, and so threatening

And for most people, the views of empty cell blocks, black isolation holes, small cells are all paradoxically located, on a beautiful green island. It turns out to be worse than they thought, "explainedte Fosburgh in his writing in The New York Times newspaper entitled Alcatraz, Now Empty, Silent and Desolate, Is Opened to the Public (1973).