The mark of Cain: the russian criminal tattoos - the last episode
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The mark of Cain: the russian criminal tattoos - the last episode
In the recent years, even in the russian prisons the criminal tattoos are slowly becoming unfashionable and many of the ex-convicts are trying to get rid of the tattoos (usually, the methods used to remove the tattoos are causing damages to the skin and permanent scarring).
According to the old inmates, in the past times, the inmates used to have to answer for their tattoos and harsh punishments were meted out to inmates who couldn't give the right answer. The usual punishments included severe beatings, the breaking of the arms of the offenders and the cutting off of the tattoo along with the skin.
Getting a tattoo in prison can be very risky for the health; AIDS, tuberculosis, hepatitis and syphilis are just a few examples of diseases that can be transmitted through tattooing.
There are over 100.000 convicts with TB in the russian prisons, and aprox 20.000 of them have an incurable form of tuberculosis.
A tough convicted has the right to get a tattoo on the eyelids - usually a message like "Don't dare to wake me up!" - an avertisment for the other convicted to keep quiet when the tough guy is sleeping.
And one pill makes you small
And the ones that mother gives you
Don't do anything at all
Go ask Alice
When she's ten feet tall...
It is still considered as work in progress but we are almost there...
The sketch:
The Tattoo:
Till the next post...
















