Nevada State Prison in the early 1980s wasn’t a place you survived by being lucky. It was a place ruled by violence, fear, and the most dangerous men this state ever produced. And one of those men was Patrick McKenna. For nearly half a century, McKenna was known as Nevada’s most dangerous inmate, a violent, calculating, and deeply unpredictable prisoner with a history of escapes, assaults, hostage takings, and a jailhouse murder that sent him to death row. But few people know what happened on Fe

An inmate who was stabbed was left to die in a prison yard by correctional officers, according to a lawsuit. https://bit.ly/2ZttVom | The National Desk - TND