Free James Kimball

Kimball was a prisoner at Coleman/Low Federal prison in Coleman, Florida between December 1999 and January 2001.

Kimball made an accounting; personally took statements; reviewed records of selected prisoners that were picked to be medically tortured; some paralyzed while others died.

Kimball and his associates hold the documents of these events. This was such an accounting.

Note: While Kimball was at Coleman/Low Federal Prison the BOP had appointed two people as medical doctors; Dr. Davila and Dr. Blanco De Leon along with 4 Physician Assistants (PA's). None of the BOP medical doctors or PAs were licensed to practice medicine in any state within the United States.

Inmate Swan broke his kneecap in three places. Was under the supervision of P.A. Ravindram. Was taken to Leesburg Hospital and operated on to repair his knee.

P.A. Ravindram refused to check Swan for postoperative therapy. The hospital told Swan he had to have therapy right away which was started at the hospital prior to Swan leaving after his operation.

After Swan kept complaining Coleman-Low and another P.A. looked at him and he put Swan in a wheelchair without therapy for 6 to 8 weeks. Coleman-Low finally started therapy 3 month later, which was too late.

Swan is in constant pain and limps and drags his leg. The doctor who performed the operation said to Swan he needed to re-break the kneecap and perform another operation because Coleman-Low refused to provide Swan with therapy after his operation.