Savannah Chrisley says Mama Julie’s prison ‘has no air’ and isn’t ‘green’

Julia Crisley was locked up in a Kentucky jail for just over a month for her part in the $30 million tax fraud scheme she ran with her husband, todd chrisleyAnd your daughter, savannah chrisley, believes Julie is being treated unfairly. “My mother is in a center without air, but in prison there are guide dogs who are in a building with heating and air conditioning because it is inhumane for them to have no air,” said the 25-year-old former footballer. . Growing Crisley star shared on his Feb. 14 episode unlocked podcasts. “I read an executive order signed by Biden that said all federal prisoners should be housed in green facilities and thought, ‘Okay, well, this is the complete opposite.’

Julie, 50, is being held at the Federal Medical Center in Lexington, Ky., described on the prison website as a “Federal Administrative Security Medical Center with an adjacent minimum-security satellite camp.” You performed there on January 17th. However, the Federal Bureau of Prisons said the facility’s conditions meet federal requirements, casting doubt on Savannah’s claims.

“For reasons of privacy, safety and security, we do not disclose information about the conditions of detention of any detainee or group of detainees,” the organization said in a statement, according to the daily email. “However, we can share that the Bureau of Prisons institutions are accredited by the American Correctional Association. The ACA standards cover environmental conditions, including temperature and air quality… [and] examine indoor temperatures and proper work areas for summer and winter.

Julie’s husband Todd, 53, began serving his sentence at Florida’s FPC Pensacola, a minimum security prison, also on Jan. 17. Savannah didn’t mention anything negative about the state of Todd’s facility, but she did note a shocking discovery: Her father’s hair had turned gray from normal blond. “I will say it is very strange to see him with gray hair,” she said. “Like, really weird. He’s definitely worn some color over the years and now you see him with gray hair. I’m like, ‘OMG!’”

Julie and Todd were both sentenced to a combined 19 years in prison in November 2022. Julie will serve seven years and Todd is expected to serve 12. In addition, both will have to serve 16 months of probation after completing their sentences.

Savannah expressed her sadness over her family’s plight on the Jan. 24 episode unlocked podcast: the first episode after his parents’ arrest. “So, for those of you who know my family and have been following our lives and also my podcast, you know that the past week has been extremely difficult for my family as a whole and for each of us individually. We had to say goodbye to my parents for a while in the near future. And that was very, very, very difficult,” she said. She later added that she felt her life was “falling apart.”

However, on the Feb. 14 episode of her podcast, Savannah looked a little more positive after seeing her ex Chrisley knows best star dad. “I never felt the presence of Jesus except in that room,” she explained. “Even visiting my father, I know I have so much hope and newfound strength that I think, ‘This isn’t the end.’ And I know they’re going through what they’re going through so we can make a difference, so we can make a change. Because whether or not the appeal works, they’re still pitching a story.”

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