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cellmate

[sel-meyt]

noun

  1. a fellow inmate in a prison cell.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of cellmate1

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That cellmate provided a declaration stating he had stolen privileged legal documents and delivered them to a BOP investigator who copied them and sent them for use by prosecutors in both of Kelly’s trials.

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According to the motion, Kelly got a call from a prison official in North Carolina, who warned him that the government knew his attorneys had been meeting with the cellmate who provided the declaration.

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Corby has a predictably difficult time with his first cellmate, Pug, until the heart of gold within the hardened criminal is revealed.

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He was eventually assigned a cellmate, which made him uneasy at night.

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David Gomez, whose alleged involvement in the Jan. 15 prison death of Mario Campbell is being investigated, once told a psychologist that the 2005 murder of his cellmate in Sacramento was a “freebie” because he was already serving life, the Monterey County Weekly reported.

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