Luigi Mangione’s fellow inmate at the State Correctional Institution (Sci) at Huntingdon has shared a notable overview of his and the other inmates’ time with the accused vigilante assassin.

Charged for the Dec. 4 murder of the United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson, Mangione was first arrested in Altoona, Pennsylvania, on gun possession and sale identification charges. On Dec. 19, he was transferred to a Brooklyn lockup.

In an article published on Jan. 23 by the Prison Journalism Project, Mangione’s fellow Sci Huntington inmate of roughly ten days, Vaughn Wright, shared details from his experience.

Wright wrote, “Every time [Mangione] was escorted from his cell, D block locked down…during lockdowns, all prisoner movement is prohibited.” D Block is where death row inmates were previously held.

Wright further noted that, unlike the other inmates’ trademark orange jumpsuits, Mangione was made to wear a “turtle suit,” also known as a “suicide smock.” Such a...