By age 46, Bob Williams had spent more than half his life in isolation, waiting to die on San Quentin's death row.

Why a former San Quentin death-row inmate’s manuscripts are up for sale for $80,000 by a Sebastopol bookseller. Former San Quentin prisoner Albert “Ru-Al” Jones reached out to Ben Kinmont ...

Death row inmate auctions his San Quentin journals, art for $80,000. Story by Hannah Wiley • 1w. I n early 2020, Albert Jones was sitting in his cell on San Quentin's death row, as he had every ...

A collection of journals and books that inmate Albert Jones has written during decades on San Quentin’s death row will be on sale at a New York City book fair for an asking price of $80,000.

San Quentin was once home to the largest death row population in the United States. The puppy training program started the year it transformed into a lockup where less-dangerous prisoners receive ...

San Quentin was once home to the largest death row population in the United States. The puppy training program started the year it transformed into a lockup where less-dangerous prisoners receive ...

San Quentin was once home to the largest death row population in the United States. The puppy training program started the year it transformed into a lockup where less-dangerous prisoners receive ...

San Quentin was once home to the largest death row population in the United States. The puppy training program started the year it transformed into a lockup where less-dangerous prisoners receive ...