[GeorgiaDawg32]

he's going to a super max prison..automatic solitary for however long he lives..no mixing with others, 23 hours a day in a cell, meals in a cell and exercise one hour a day by himself..in other words, unless someone can get to him behind those bars, he'll live a long time..

[Michael Barnes]

ricin in his food should do the trick..

[Theresawithanh]

OK, if true, that makes me feel somewhat better.

BTW, love your tagline! Who knew cavemen were still around?

[Peach]

Ramzi Yousef was supposed to be in solitary too. Do you remember him? He was the mastermind behind the first WTC attack in 1993. And he's been corresponding with jihadists from his jail cell in Colorado ever since he was captured. Ramzi Yousef, mastermind along with Khalid Shaikh Mohammed of the 1993 WTC bombing and the Operation Bojinka plots, is in a maximum-security prison, sentenced to hundreds of years of prison time for his plots. However, he can communicate with Gregory Scarpa Jr., a mob figure in the cell next to him. The FBI sets up a sting operation with Scarpa’s cooperation to learn more of what and whom Yousef knows. Scarpa is given a telephone, and he allows Yousef to use it. However, Yousef uses the sting operation for his own ends, communicating with operatives on the outside in code language without giving away their identities. He attempts to find passports to get co-conspirators into the US, and there is some discussion about imminent attacks on US passenger jets. Realizing the scheme has backfired, the FBI terminates the telephone sting in late 1996, but Yousef manages to keep communicating with the outside world for several more months. [Lance, 2003; New York Daily News, 10/24/2000; New York Daily News, 2/21/2002]

[Spktyr]

Prisoners have been "gotten to" and killed in SuperMax, just the same as any other prison. It's just a little more difficult.

And hey, he could still be shot while attempting to escape.