Charlie Adelson has been moved again, and his new place of incarceration could be a much harsher environment. In this episode, STS examines the latest development involving Charlie Adelson, what his new prison assignment could mean for his daily life, and how his circumstances have changed since his conviction. Why was Charlie Adelson moved, and what could his new home mean for his future behind bars?
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The Charlie Adelson case continues to generate attention even after his conviction and sentencing. STS looks at his latest prison move, the possible reasons behind the transfer, and what life could look like for Charlie Adelson in his new facility. The move also raises questions about his future, potential legal developments, and the broader investigation surrounding the Adelson family. Follow the STS Podcast for survivor stories, true crime news, cold cases, and real crime stories.
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The location where Charlie Adelson will serve his life sentence has changed once again.
After being convicted by a jury last fall of plotting to murder his former brother-in-law, the former South Florida periodontist was moved in December to the Northwest Florida Reception Center Annex In Chipley, Fla.
Then, at the start of the new year, he was moved to the Wakulla Correctional Institution, according to the Florida Department of Corrections.
Now, the father and convict is behind bars nearly a two-hour drive from the capital city, at the Columbia Correctional Institution in Lake City. The Florida VINE program reports he relocated there Wednesday.
Lenard Vare has almost 30 years of experience in inmate management and correctional operations in both jails and prisons in CA and NV. He served as a prison Warden with the State of Nevada for four years managing various types of prisons and correctional facilities. Following nearly 18 years of working in state prisons, he served as the Director and jail administrator of the Napa County Jail system in California for 10 years before retiring from public service in 2018.
Over his career, Lenard served as a criminal investigator and hostage/crisis negotiator, supervised fugitive recovery teams, conducted internal affairs investigations, and operated community-based correctional facilities, and medium and maximum custody correctional institutions.
Joe Rojas has a Bachelor degree in Sociology with minor in Political Science from SUNY @Old Westbury Worked State Department of Corrections for Florida 94-95 Federal Bureau of Prisons 1995-2023 just retired. Worked as Correctional officer then teacher within BOP
Tommy Scoville was raised in an upper middle class family. Skied professionally, retired, and became a public speaker and got rich.
Then the doctors said no more pain meds. That followed with becoming addicted to Street drugs, crime, and eventually a conviction for bank robbery. Tommy Married his defense attorney went back for gyn running, then got clean and started the life boat.
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