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The two prisoners were kept in solitary confinement at the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center in West Miami-Dade, Florida.
The Express said on Sunday (November 24) that when Joan said he wanted to be a father, they came up with a plan to become parents.
While in solitary confinement in Florida, USA, a female prisoner gave birth to a daughter in June.
According to reports, the two tied bed linens together, wrapped the 23-year-old’s sperm in plastic wrap, and then put it into Daisy’s cells via the vents.
Joan previously told WVSN, “I put the semen in Saran Wrap every day, like five times a day, for like a month straight.”
Daisy clarified: “He would attach it to the line we had in the vent and I would pull it through after he kind of rolled it up like a cigarette.”
I then put it into the applicators for yeast infections. It was inside of there, and I administered it from there.
When questioned whether the couple had ever even touched, Joan told WSVN, “Never, like the Virgin Mary.” The couple had never met in person.
Daisy described how she obtained her beau’s sperm: “You could hear people from the different floors when you knocked on [the vent].”
“You would stand on the toilet and actually to be able to talk to them” is how she supposedly impregnated herself.
She went on: “After spending so much time alone, you start talking to this person for hours on end, to the point where it feels like you’re in the same room as them.”
Daisy continued, “I think everything happened for a reason,” acknowledging that she was surprised the complex approach “worked.” “She’s a miracle baby,” she said. She is a boon.
This is a potential method of becoming pregnant, according to Professor Joyce Harper, Head of the Reproductive Science and Society Group at University College London’s Institute for Women’s Health.
“This is very possible,” she said in an email to Bored Panda. Some women have been becoming pregnant for decades by injecting sperm into their vagina, even using a turkey baster.
According to reports, Daisy Link utilized semen that a male prisoner had smuggled via an air conditioning vent.
Companies offer a gadget that allows women with infertility problems to inject sperm into their vagina. “This is precisely where the sperm is deposited upon ejaculation during sexual activity.”
After first requesting an inquiry and fearing sexual assault, Daisy’s family eventually discovered that Joan was the baby’s father.
When Daisy’s sister Crystal Bareto welcomed her niece into the world in August, she told WVSN, “This should never happen. She ended up getting pregnant under their watch.” “This is terrible, this is terrible.”
On June 19, the 29-year-old inmate gave birth to a daughter while incarcerated. According to a November 21 article in The Daily Mail,
She had been imprisoned for around two years at that time, serving sentence without bail for the suspected murder of her lover.
Daisy is now incarcerated on accusations of second-degree murder after allegedly shooting and murdering her ex-boyfriend. Joan is also being detained on a charge of first-degree murder.
In August, Crystal said that she had gotten a call from Daisy in December, saying, “She called us and told us that she had been sexually assaulted and that she was three months pregnant.” The new parents are accused of murder.
“The baby was born on June 19th, and 48 hours [later], they handed the baby over to an inmate’s mother,” Crystal said. “Even whether that is the true family is unknown to us.”
According to The Mail, despite being in different prisons, Daisy and Joan continue to communicate over the phone and see their daughter, who is now living with her father’s side grandparents.
“She could be anything,” Daisy said. She is going to be something amazing, in my opinion. The procedure and results of giving birth in a US jail differ based on the rules of the state and the institution.
Although the quality of prenatal care varies, pregnant convicts often get it, and birthing frequently takes place in a hospital or under prison supervision.
Infants are often put in foster care or with family members when moms are removed from them within a few days after birth.
According to the Women’s Community Justice Association, certain states permit mother-infant programs in which mothers.
May spend a certain amount of time with their children in an effort to foster bonding and lower recidivism rates, but these programs are few.