Krych's four conditions of confinement concerns 08/12/2010

Here is another letter from Mr. Krych. It seems that much like prison, he is reporting harassment from certain guard for his writ writing. Apparently he got in a little trouble for calling a guard a "retard." Apparently from what he wrote in his letter, he's had problems with this particular guard in the past.

The notarized letter is a list of grievances he has with the conditions of confinement:

Chris's Letter "Therapeutical 'Tax Dollars' Hard At Work

Below is another letter Chris asked me to post on his behalf. This time, it is written in his own handwriting rather than by type this time. In reading this letter, it is hard to believe he is in a civil commitment center; it sounds more like a prison. As always, click on the page to read the entire page:

What will be MSOP's future direction?

Here is an article by Mr. Krych entitled "What will be MSOP's future direction?" As always, click on the article picture to read it.

Some people in civil commitment do not belong there

Here is another commentary by Mr. Krych, in his own words. As always, click on the picture to enlarge it.

Chris: letter to the editor, Star-Tribune

Below is a letter Mr. Krych wrote to the editor of the Star-Tribune. Click on the image below to read it in its entirety.

Is Double Bunking Constitutional?

Latest article by Mr. Krych, dated 3/14/10, entitled "Is double Bunking Constitutional?"

Please Help an American Citizen!

Below is a five page letter Mr. Krych wished to share with the American People. Below is an account of the trials of one civilly committed prisoner in his OWN words. Click on the page for a larger page.