How companies like Jpay and Securus profit off incarceration and misfortune

   I start this episode with a conversation with Demel Dukes who happened to call in the midst of what was going on that day. While trying to connect with Curtis Davis to conduct the interview I did with him (https://anchor.fm/thethomasfreemepodcast/episodes/I-am-not-a-killer-The-story-of-an-innocent-man-by-the-name-of-Curtis-Davis-Jr-e1fe4oi) I ran across the issue I have heard from almost every family member of an incarcerated loved one.  The issues of communicating with them while in prison. Everything has been marketed to the family as a way to suck money out of those who are desperate. I haven't set up any Jpay accounts (JPay Founder Ryan Shapiro Indicted for Securities Fraud | Prison Legal News) or any of these, other fly by night companies that are making billions off the prison industry.  The issues of communicating with them while in prison. Everything has been marketed to the family as a way to suck money out of those who are desperate. I haven't set up any Jpay accounts (ry contracts with companies and then those in the judicial fields will invest in the stocks of these companies and protect their monies and portfolios, their careers by keeping the prisons full.