Mitchelle Blair, the Detroit mother who admitted to killing two of her children and stuffing their bodies in a freezer, has developed a reputation for violence and bad behavior in jail, the Michigan Department of Corrections tells the 7 Investigators.
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She has a lengthy disciplinary record, which shows she has thrown urine on prisoners and officers, spat on and punched people and has threatened murder.
The 37-year-old was charged with killing her 13-year-old daughter Stoni Blair and 9-year-old son Stephen Berry. The murders followed lengthy torture, according to investigators who found the bodies in a freezer in Blair's apartment. Her eldest daughter was forced to participate in moving and storing the bodies.
Within days of imprisonment, the state says Blair began her bad behavior, which includes the following:
Threatening to kill a prison officer
Threatening to kill another inmate
Threatening to smash another officer's head
Attempting to punch an officer
Punching another prisoner in the back of the head
Throwing urine on an officer by way of a filled up milk carton
She is largely kept away from other prisoners, and is forced to eat alone. She must wear a spit mask whenever moved outside her cell.
