The Grim Reality
Shaken by the near-death experience of her nephew Sam, who was detained in solitary confinement nearly 8 months during a mental health crisis, Beverly Perry set out on a two-year journey to expose the ugly truth behind the neglect, torture, and death of the unconvicted in America.
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Incorrection
Our Mission
“When we allow human rights abuses to go unchecked, it erodes the safety and security of every law-abiding citizen and destroys any chance of fairness in our criminal justice system.” – Beverly Perry
A Grim Reality.
Shaken by the near-death experience of her nephew Sam, who was detained in solitary confinement nearly 8 months during a mental health crisis, Beverly Perry set out on a two-year journey to expose the ugly truth behind the neglect, torture, and death of the unconvicted in America.
Synopsis
This five part series starts in Lawton, an economically depressed military town in Southern Oklahoma. Incorrection follows the story of 21-year-old Sam Aycock, including numerous former jail detainees, family members, and jail staff in this truth-is-stranger-than-fiction limited documentary series. Hundreds of hours of undercover audio, filmed interviews, eye witness accounts and reports tell the story of the unbelievable plight of those trapped in the Oklahoma criminal justice system.
Accountability
As this gripping series expands beyond the state of Oklahoma, Perry discovers that too often it’s not a judge or jury who decides one’s fate, it’s jail administrators, corrections officers, and jail medical staff. It’s a guilt-by-accusation mentality where you can receive the death penalty for a bad check, mental illness is punishable by torture, and insulin is only for the lucky.
Incorrection asks the glaring question; why is there so little will to hold abusers accountable when the most vulnerable are targeted?
Additional Resources
Stories & Events
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‘No mental help:’ Man’s death in jail preceded by pleas for help from family
Family members and a former staff member say they repeatedly asked for Parker Stephens to be moved to a mental health unit at the jail before he died at the Oklahoma County Detention Center. A detention officer found the 21-year old
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‘The jail remains a place of death, horror, and harm’: Metro faith leaders, activists call for change in OK Co. jail leadership
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – A coalition of local activists and faith leaders joined together Friday at a northeast Oklahoma City church to call for change in Oklahoma County jail leadership. They originally met earlier this week where they said they have waited for
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Oklahoma County Jail facing fines from health department
OKLAHOMA COUNTY, Okla. (KFOR) – The Oklahoma County Jail is facing hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines from the Oklahoma State Department of Health. The department filed a case late last month after they found multiple and repeated deficiencies within
Meet some of the people responsible for Incorrection
Our Production Team
Beverly Perry
Executive Producer/Director
Federico De Luca
Reenactment Director
Cathy Aycock
Associate Producer
Mariano De Luca
Reenactment Director
John C Heitman
Director
Patoriuss
Reenactment Producer/Director