Following his transfer from North Kern State Prison to Corcoran State Prison in California, Danny Masterson, the 47-year-old convicted rapist, has entered the Level 4 housing unit. This unit, renowned for its high security, has hosted notorious individuals like Charles Manson and Sirhan Sirhan. Masterson will undergo 24/7 surveillance, including constant video monitoring and regular cell checks by guards every 30 minutes. Eligible for parole in 2042, Masterson is expected to spend a significant portion of his sentence in this facility, known for housing high-risk inmates. The prison’s history includes hosting infamous figures such as Manson and Sirhan Sirhan, providing insights into the level of security and supervision Masterson will experience.
Actor Danny Masterson transferred to high-security Corcoran State Prison
Danny Masterson, the 47-year-old actor, has been transferred from North Kern State Prison to Corcoran State Prison in California, where he is expected to serve most of his sentence for rape. He is eligible for parole in 2042. Corcoran’s Level 4 housing unit, the highest security tier, will be Masterson’s new residence, offering enhanced protection and supervision. This unit is known for housing inmates requiring extra security measures, such as notorious figures like Charles Manson and Sirhan Sirhan.
Under 24/7 surveillance, including continuous video monitoring and 30-minute cell checks by guards, Masterson will face strict security protocols. Manson, a cult leader involved in the infamous Tate murders, spent almost a decade in Corcoran’s Protective Housing wing. Sirhan Sirhan. Convicted of assassinating Robert F. Kennedy, also served time in this prison. The facility has a history of housing high-profile individuals, including The Dating Game Killer Rodney Alcala.
Serving sentence for rape, he faces 24/7 surveillance and strict protocols
Throughout the legal proceedings, Masterson has consistently proclaimed his innocence.
Citing investigations over 15 years ago that found the allegations meritless. Despite never being charged or convicted. He acknowledged the challenging reality of being presumed guilty in today’s societal climate once accusations are made.