Sunday, April 25, 2010

Byrd Unit, Texas State Penitentiary at Huntsville

Baker transferred from county jail to prison to begin 65-year murder sentence
Erin Quinn
WacoTrib.com

"The former Central Texas Baptist minister will spend the next few weeks to few months at the Byrd Unit, a diagnostic intake facility where he will go through the prison-classification process, Texas Department of Criminal Justice spokesman Jason Clark said.

As part of the process, staff at the prison will evaluate Matt Baker’s educational background, mental history, medical files and work skills, Clark said." (read more)

1 comment:

Sadie said...

Thanks so much, Shannon, for diligently following the news reports, and for faithfully keeping us updated.

So, they are assessing his mental history and work skills, eh?

Um... Hey, Huntsville: I hear he's good at lying, faking, sexually assaulting women, weaseling out of trouble, playing "Mr. Mom," brainwashing whole congregations of faithful believers, planning kids' birthday parties, mixing up a mean milkshake, doing extensive pharmaceutical research, divorce "counseling," composing ghost-witten letters, doing CPR, dressing the dead single-handedly, making computers and printers disappear without a trace, story-telling, travel planning, jewelry brokering, fund-raising, heck, he can even act as his own attorney...

Oh, his skills are just endless!

Put him to good use in prison, okay?