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Inmate stabbed to death in Indiantown

May 11th, 2009 by Cara Fitzpatrick

INDIANTOWN — An inmate was stabbed to death today in the recreational yard at Martin Correctional Institution, authorities said.

The stabbing occurred at about 9:30 a.m., said Jo Ellyn Rackleff, a spokeswoman for the Florida Department of Corrections. The inmate has not been identified because next of kin is still being notified, she said. No weapon has been identified.

A criminal investigation is underway, she said.

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3 Responses to “Inmate stabbed to death in Indiantown”

  1. boogaloo johnson Says:

    hopefully this will deterr future criminals from comitting crimes, prison rec yards have anywhere from 600 to 900 inmates on the rec yard daily and approx two officers, only the strong survive.

  2. Kat Says:

    Sometimes its best to know the entire story befor posting such thoughts…
    Just remember this you never know when it could be you or possibly a loved one of yours on the other side of the fence… maybe next time you can post kinder thoughts.

  3. Tammy Says:

    The love of my life is at this prison {Martin Correctional) and I haven’t heard from him since Sunday Mother’s Day…His mother just called the prison and they are on lock down but wouldn’t tell her if her son is ok!! It’s late and she was told to call back in the morning…
    I agree with Kat….we need the rest of the story!

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