Guest in Oklahoma County found dead in for him jail prison cell over The weekend was pretentious in lawsuit against The county that claims it in 2019, he and other prisoners were tortured by jail employees who Force them to listen over and over to children’s song “Baby Shark” for hours.
John Pascoe, 48 years old, was found do not respond in His cell officials said early Sunday morning in a news Release. was pronounced dead after, after jail They said workers had begun efforts to save lives. Pasco death This is the fourteenth year In the jail that has faced Cash over Deaths, displacement and other accidents.
Prison spokesman Mark Ogrand said there were no visible signs of Error play And investigators will look into this possibility of Overdose of drugs. The government medical examiner’s office will determine cause of death.
Pascoe, who Booked in jail Thursday on Drug smuggling complaint, among a group of Prisoners sue the boycott in Federal Court for Allegedly handcuffed to A wall And forced to listen to song “Baby Shark” on repeat for hours During separate incidents in 2019. jail two retired lieutenant detention Officers have been fired in Connection with Accidents, all three face misdemeanor charges.
Pascoe’s attorney, Cameron Spradling, told the Oklahomaman newspaper that found Conditions around Pasco death “Annoying” called for Preservation of All evidence is like the Oklahoma State Office of investigation investigation of unfold.
“I’m really upset about this,” said Spradling. of Comfortable Baby Shark Victims dead within three days of for him arrival In the jail. How does that happen? Attorney General David Prater just Lost one of his witness for Next criminal Experience. For me, this one no pass Odor test. ”
Oklahoma prison records show Basco has been around for a long time history of criminal convictions in Dating Oklahoma County back Until the mid-nineties, mostly for medicine, property and firearms offenses. He was sentenced to 10 years in prison in prison for a second-Degree murder conviction in 2000 and released in 2007, records show.
