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  My wife is afraid to enter the prison.
  
  Your wife is married to a serial rapist con artist that faked his own death but she's scared of prisoners singing?
  
  From Wikipedia: In December 2010, a woman made a police report in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, that she had dinner with Alahverdian and then visited his flat, continually rejected his requests for sex, and accused him of stopping her from leaving, forcing her to pay him $200 and to declare on video that she "could not pursue legal action and that the money she gave him was for therapy for him due to her violent actions and her sexual addiction" before she could leave his flat.
context: I'm loaded but this seems kinda funny??? >
  
  Serial rapist, complains about mistreatment - because the rest of the prisoners are singing John Denver? That's legitimately hilarious.
  I'm sure he'll receive a warm welcome in a US prison. >
  
  
  An alleged fugitive fighting extradition to the US is seeking to be freed on bail from a Scottish jail because fellow prisoners are taunting him by singing John Denver’s hit Leaving on a Jet Plane.
  
  Hold on there, Guardian. While it was written by John Denver, and it was a hit, his version was far from a hit. It was Peter, Paul & Mary that knocked it out of the park. >
  
  I can't speak for Scotland's perception, but as an American who loves both, I absolutely agree with you. >
  
  Seems he was definitely a traveling man. >
  
  Wherever I lay my hat, I'm sent home.