Rex Holloway on Permanently Blinding Enemy by Throwing Paint Stripper in His Eyes in Prison (Part 7)

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Part 6: https://youtu.be/lkybn04Q4s4
Part 1: https://youtu.be/ngv3shqEXoM
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Rex Holloway sits down with Vlad to detail the brutal realities of Texas prison politics, including a gang war involving the Aryan Circle and a high-ranking enemy who was blinded with industrial paint stripper inside Ferguson Unit. Holloway explains how administrative segregation worked, from cuffed escorts and shielded tiers to rec-yard “dog cages,” and describes how inmates used transfers, disciplinary write-ups, and cell placement to reach rivals despite heavy security. He also reflects on “Wizard,” a feared figure he says led from the front, and how the attack led to more time and a transfer to Estelle super seg, a lockdown facility compared to ADX and Pelican Bay. The conversation expands into how Texas prison rules differ from California and federal custody, including weapons charges, shanks, block guns, and why violence plays out differently across systems.