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Did a Nagging Toothache Contribute to a Prison Suicide?

Summary by Prison Journalism Project
Last year, we were playing doubles pickleball on Memorial Day at Wildwood Correctional Center in southern Alaska. Just as I served on the outdoor court, my opponent yelled.
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Did a Nagging Toothache Contribute to a Prison Suicide?

Last year, we were playing doubles pickleball on Memorial Day at Wildwood Correctional Center in southern Alaska. Just as I served on the outdoor court, my opponent yelled.

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Prison Journalism Project broke the news on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
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