Ex-Inmates Say They Were Served Meat ‘Not for Human Consumption’ in Arizona Prison

Veuer 2019-09-27

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Former inmates of an Arizona prison claim the meat used for some of their meals were not meant to be eaten by humans. Veuer’s Justin Kircher has more.

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