[url]http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A9727-2002Dec18.html[/url]
Sniper Suspect Attacks Jail Food
By Maria Glod
Washington Post Staff Writer
Thursday, December 19, 2002; Page A12
Teenage sniper suspect John Lee Malvo says the vegetarian "loaf" he is being fed in jail has made him sick, the latest in a series of complaints he has lodged about his treatment at the Fairfax County Adult Detention Center.
Malvo's court-appointed guardian, Todd G. Petit, requested last month that Malvo be fed the loaf after a judge denied a request that Malvo be provided with vegetarian meals. Officials said Malvo was the first jail inmate to request the loaf, a reputedly bland concoction typically given to inmates as a disciplinary measure. This week, Petit told jail officials that the loaf hasn't agreed with Malvo, and he renewed a request for some other type of meatless menu.
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To the Food Service Staff of the Fairfax County Adult Detention Center:
With great dismay, I read the article above, detailing John Lee Malvo's dissatisfaction with detention center fare. Having a prior background in the food services, I'd like to offer the following recipe which may make his vegetable loaf more palatable:
1) Drop trousers.
2) Expose "beef."
3) Liberally douse hands with olive oil.
4) Massage, knead, agitate beef vigorously.
The resultant "beef extraction" should be well mixed with the vegetable loaf prior to service. I believe that this will provide Mr. Malvo with the proper protein he so richly deserves. [;)]