Springfield, Missouri – The mother of an inmate who died in a Missouri prison has filed a wrongful death lawsuit.
Mary Harris filed a lawsuit against the Missouri Department of Corrections. Alan Lancaster was found unresponsive in solitary confinement by guards at the South Central Correctional Center in Licking.
The coroner’s death investigation revealed that he had a horse tranquilizer in his system. The medical examiner determined that he died of a fentanyl and xylazine overdose and ruled it a homicide.
Harris accused the department of concealing the details of her son’s death. She claims their negligence caused his death.
Lancaster was serving a 20-year sentence for burglary, robbery, assault, and kidnapping.
SCCC was once where I resided for about 2 1/2 yrs (2010-12) I had a Caucasian cell mate from st.charles mo who’s parents worked for Anhausier Busch and keep this dude that had a 7/9y sentence 1st time incarcerated well he decided to start using Heroin for the first time in his life to be accepted by the prison gang FamValu he couldn’t of been in my cell maybe 3wks tops before while I was in the kitchen working dinner I hear Code Blu call and it was him he survived but never saw him again. That Camp is flooded with Narcotics and it has to be the guards next to the work release who were eating inside the prisons cafeteria