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Eyman - The House of Pain

By: Carl Toersbijns
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 Written by Carl ToersBijns, former Deputy Warden with decades of experience in corrections, this book offers a thoughtful and comprehensive exploration of the unit’s origins, culture, operational challenges, and evolution over the years. Through a firsthand perspective blended with institutional knowledge and historical context, ToersBijns provides readers with a rare glimpse inside a prison environment shaped by high custody demands, complex mental health needs, and a tradition of rigid security.
Rather than pointing fingers or assigning blame, this work aims to illuminate the lesser-known realities of managing such a facility, inviting readers to examine the balance between safety, order, treatment, and accountability—and to draw their own conclusions about what the House of Pain truly represents in the modern correctional landscape. House of Pain: Eyman offers a rare, inside look at Arizona’s SMU II Browning Unit—one of the state’s most secure and complex prison environments. Drawing on years of firsthand experience, former Deputy Warden Carl ToersBijns explores the facility’s origins, operations, and evolving culture with honesty and insight. Rather than pass judgment, this book provides context and clarity around the policies, pressures, and philosophies that have shaped what many call the House of Pain. It’s not condemnation, it’s an opportunity for readers to understand, reflect, and decide for themselves what this place truly represents.
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