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Apuñalan en la cárcel al diseñador Anand Jon Alexander El modisto indio, que se hizo popular por vestir a Paris Hilton e Ivanka Trump, entre otras personalidades, fue condenado en 2008 por violación El diseñador de moda Anand Jon Alexander (43 años), condenado en 2008 a 59 años de cárcel por violación y varios cargos de delitos sexuales menores, ha sido apuñalado en la cara por un recluso en la prisión de California en la que se encuentra. Al parecer, el que un día vistió a celebridades como Paris Hilton , Ivanka Trump o Michelle Rodríguez estaba esperando a llamar a su madre para felicitarla por su 70 cumpleaños cuando «fue víctima de un grave asalto perpetrado por otro recluso», según se puede leer en los documentos judiciales. Leer más   https://www.abc.es/estilo/gente/abci-apunalan-carcel-disenador-anand-alexander-202001191235_noticia.html Popular Posts Popular Tags: Adventure travel attack behind the bars Cozy decor Daily routines DIY projects Healthy habits Lawsuit After Assault Lifestyle ideas Mindfulness tips News Seasonal trends Self-improvement Style inspiration Travel guides Wardrobe essentials

Apuñalan en prisión a Anand Jon Alexander, diseñador de ‘celebrities’ condenado por violación El modisto de origen indio vistió a estrellas como Paris Hilton o Ivanka Trump y actualmente cumple su condena a 59 años de cárcel. El diseñador indio Anand Jon Alexander (43 años), condenado a 59 años de cárcel por violación, ha sido apuñalado repetidamente en la cara por un recluso de la prisión estatal RJ Donovan donde cumple su condena. Así lo ha denunciado el propio modisto ante el Departamento de Correcciones y Rehabilitación de California, a quien reclama medidas contra el agresor. Según informa Page Six, Alexander ha explicado que se encontraba esperando su turno para hacer una llamada a su madre por su 70 cumpleaños cuando “fue víctima de un grave asalto perpetrado por otro recluso”, tal y como consta en los documentos judiciales. Leer más https://www.elespanol.com/corazon/celebrities/20200119/apunalan-anand-jon-alexander-disenador-celebrities-condenado/460954376_0.html Popular Posts Popular Tags: Adventure travel attack behind the bars Cozy decor Daily routines DIY projects Healthy habits Lawsuit After Assault Lifestyle ideas Mindfulness tips News Seasonal trends Self-improvement Style inspiration Travel guides Wardrobe essentials

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Taxpayers Face Escalating Liability as Wrongly Convicted Inmate Sues CDCR for Facilitating Hate Crime The Vanguard has learned that a pre-dawn 911 call from R.J. Donovan Prison led to an ambulance transporting a high-profile prisoner to Sharp Chula Vista Medical Center (San Diego). Last Friday (January 17), Anand Jon Alexander was admitted into an emergency room for undisclosed treatment following another episode of the side effects of being stabbed and beaten by a white supremacist seven months ago. This latest incident comes days after a complaint was filed in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California. In his complaint, Mr. Alexander claims that he was “waiting by the telephones to call his mother for her 70th birthday” on May 18, 2019, when he was attacked by a Level IV inmate. His attorneys are calling this “a grievous assault perpetrated by another inmate” and believe this “was likely a racially motivated hate crime.” Writes his attorney: “This attack on Mr. Alexander was nothing less than an attempted murder…” This attack was followed by a death threat on May 25 from another inmate. The suit adds, “The attack caused grave bodily injuries, including multiple stab wounds to his face and right eye (requiring over a dozen stitches at the upper orbital), five facial fractures, a lower orbital floor blowout, sinus and nasal fractures, a deviated septum, a 50% abrasion of the right cornea, long term impairment of his vision and respiration, serious nerve damage, PTSD, psychological collateral damage, ongoing therapy, work, and education restriction.” At least two serious surgeries have been recommended by treating physicians and “they presently cannot rule out permanent damage.” Read More Taxpayers Face Escalating Liability as Wrongly Convicted Inmate Sues CDCR for Facilitating Hate Crime Popular Posts Popular Tags: Adventure travel attack behind the bars Cozy decor Daily routines DIY projects Healthy habits Lawsuit After Assault Lifestyle ideas Mindfulness tips News Seasonal trends Self-improvement Style inspiration Travel guides Wardrobe essentials

Analysis: Was Wrongfully Convicted Fashion Designer a Victim of Racial Prejudice on the Part of Prosecutor? n 2008, Anand Jon Alexander, a rising star in the fashion design world, was convicted of multiple counts of sexual assault and received a life sentence in prison.  He is widely believed to have been wrongfully convicted of these crimes. As his petition for commutation filed by his attorneys notes, “Mr. Alexander’s tainted trial and unreliable verdict and subsequently disproportionate prison sentence has resulted in a travesty of justice.” Jeffrey Deskovic, himself an exoneree and head of the Jeffrey Deskovic Foundation, told the Vanguard, “Anand Jon’s case is fraught with prosecutorial misconduct and bad lawyering.  It is no wonder he was wrongfully convicted.” In a letter, Mr. Deskovic, who will be the Vanguard’s keynote speaker in a few weeks, added, “I have never seen a wrongful conviction case as broad and complex as this one. It’s absolutely stunning!” Similarly, having reviewed the evidence of factual innocence  that was withheld by the police for over a decade, Exoneree Obie Anthony, founder of Exoneratednation.org, and former California Assemblywoman Patty Lopez, the author of Assembly Bill 1909, described the injustice against Anand Jon Alexander as “one of the worst cases of police misconduct…utterly shocking…poster boy victim of 1909 violations.” Corey Parker, Counsel for American Justice Alliance, argues in his amicus curiae brief, “Unless this Court rectifies this wrongful conviction, minority groups and individuals in the State of California will live in fear of being subject to such similar state-sponsored discrimination and underhanded, unconstitutional tactics by the very law enforcement tasked with protecting them.”Read More..    Popular Posts Popular Tags: Adventure travel Cozy decor Daily routines DIY projects Healthy habits Lifestyle ideas Mindfulness tips News Seasonal trends Self-improvement Style inspiration Travel guides Wardrobe essentials

Incarcerated designer Anand Jon Alexander stabbed in the face by fellow inmate: Incarcerated fashion designer Anand Jon Alexander has launched a lawsuit after he was reportedly stabbed in prison. The style guru, whose celebrity clients have included Paris Hilton and Mary J. Blige, was convicted in 2008 Alexander has been serving his time at R.J. Donovan State Prison and is now suing the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation after being repeatedly stabbed in the face by a fellow inmate. (Alexander was) waiting by the telephones at R.J. Donovan State Prison to call his mother for her 70th birthday (in May 2019 when) he was the victim of a grievous assault perpetrated by another inmate…,” the lawsuit reads. “(The attack) caused grave bodily injuries, including multiple stab wounds to his face and right eye, (plus) five facial fractures.” Alexander is seeking punitive damages, alleging jail personnel failed to follow their own protocol or turn over the case to the district attorney’s office, according to the New York Post’s Page Six. https://pagesix.com/2020/01/18/incarcerated-designer-anand-jon-alexander-stabbed-in-the-face-by-fellow-inmate Popular Posts Popular Tags: attack behind the bars Lawsuit After Assault News