National Prison Website, Prisonpath.com, Celebrates One-Year Mark with Over 500,000 Visits
Washington DC (PRWEB) September 18, 2013 -- Online prison database and resource, Prisonpath.com, celebrates its one-year launch today. It has grown steadily as the go-to resource for the families of inmates and first time nonviolent offenders’. It provides crucial information about county, state and federal prisons and jails throughout the United States. The number of monthly visitors has grown to over 50,000 visitors every month.
Prisonpath provides information including the ability to locate an inmate, visitation rules, contact numbers, and more about every prison and jail in the United States. It also allows families and friends of inmates to communicate with each other on a specific page. All of this information has been provided free to users.
Every month, hundreds of visitors have their questions about prisons and jails answered personally by the founder of PrisonPath.com. The founder, B.D. Schwartz, at the age of 62 was incarcerated for 15 months in the Maryland state prison system as a first time, non-violent offender. Based upon his personal experiences and the knowledge of experienced inmates, the website was created to help inmate’s families and first time nonviolent offenders face incarceration.
Prisonpath posts weekly articles on timely topics such as, Ariel Castro: Prison Suicides, “Employment Discrimination against Returning Citizens," and" Orange is the New Black, How Realisitc.” Prisonpath.com has devoted many of its articles to the major problems facing our prisons and jails; dangerously overcrowded prisons and jails, correctional violence, abusive facilities, and other social issues confronting the prison system.
“The information and the articles provided by this user friendly site would have given my family some peace of mind during a very hard time in their lives,” says Bradley Schwartz, founder of PrisonPath.
About PrisonPath
Prisonpath.com is a free national prison directory and inmate locator. Created by a former inmate, Prisonpath.com provides free information about prisons and jails throughout the country to the families of inmates. For more information, please e-mail,
info(at)prisonpath.com
B.D. Schwartz, Prison Path, http://www.PrisonPath.com, +1 240 676 5597, [email protected]
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