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Call & Demand Clemency for Krystal, and An End to Abuse at WHV



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On June 30th, flood the phones for Krystal Clark and the women incarcerated at WHV.

From May 14 to June 6th, three women, Khaira Howard, Rebecca Fackler, and Ashley Hoath, died at Women’s Huron Valley. Krystal Clark, continues to suffer from severe health issues as a result of medical neglect perpetuated by the staff in WHV. She has suffered severe neurological damage due to years to untreated infection and exposure to mold.

I’m in the Valley of Death begging Governor, Governor Whitmer, begging you and pleading you to do the right thing. You’ve been sitting here holding the process up. Letting me sit here and suffer. I do not deserve to die. Look at the ladies in here, dying every day. Governor, you have the power. You have the power to fix this.”

Krystal Clark

Krystal’s testimony, and that of the other women at WHV, has shone a light on Women’s Huron Valley. Their testimony was the basis for a hearing of the Michigan legislature in February.

A special collection of commentaries produced by Prison Radio also formed the basis for a report by researcher J’Mauri Jackson, which traced the intersection of disability and incarceration at Women’s Huron Valley.

And a letter from Michigan Rep. Debbie Dingell urged the Michigan Department of Corrections to make public reports relating to health and safety concerns at Women’s Huron Valley.

Now, a growing list of 28 organizations are calling for freedom for Krystal Clark, and solidarity with the women of WHV.

Read about J’Mauri Jackson’s report on Women’s Huron Valley.

Read about the latest legal procedures on behalf of Krystal Clark.



Donate to this fundraiser on her behalf.

Take action to support Krystal Clark and the women of WHV. Use these phone scripts to call.

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer: (517)-373-3400

MDOC Director Heidi E. Washington: (517) 335-2243

Use the sample scripts below to demand change at WHV, and freedom for Krystal Clark.

Call Tuesday, July 30th! Krystal’s condition has been growing steadily worse. Clemency now could mean her life, continued incarceration will mean her death.

Toward Freedom,

Jo Morrison, Office Manager, Prison Radio

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Listen to Krystal Clark’s commentaries

I Wasn’t Given A Death Sentence But I Am Serving One

(9:20)

Krystal Clark

Gov. Whitmer, I Do Not Deserve To Die

(9:35)

Krystal Clark

Krystal Clark Update

(7:38)

Krystal Clark

90 Days Probation for Filing A Grievance

(3:15)

Krystal Clark

Continued Medical Neglect

(2:37)

Krystal Clark

Use Our Power

(3:28)

Krystal Clark

Losing My Grandbaby

(1:20)

Krystal Clark

MRSA Infection

(3:02)

Krystal Clark

Dr. Robert Lacy Confirms Infection

(3:50)

Krystal Clark

Fighting to Close This Place Down

(2:56)

Krystal Clark

Krystal Clark has been one of the most enduring and persistent voices at WHV. You can write her at the address below and let her know you care about her life and the lives of all the women impacted by medical neglect.

How to Support Krystal’s Clemency Request

Supporters of Prisoners at Women’s Huron Valley continue the battle against the ‘Valley of Death’

Voice of Detroit

Filth, toxic mold a danger to inmates at Michigan women’s prison, class action alleges

Detroit Free Press (from 2019)

How Michigan is Failing Huron Valley

The Michigan Daily (from 2019)