Alabama Inmate Suffers Brutal Death Two Weeks Before Release -- And The Warden Claimed WHAT?!

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[Warning: Potentially Triggering Content] An Alabama inmate tragically passed away just two weeks before his scheduled release — and the family seemingly thinks there may be some shady s**t going on! Daniel Williams, 22, was serving a one year sentence for second degree theft in Staton Correctional Facility when he tragically lost his life.

The father of two infants was confirmed to have died of “possible inmate-on-inmate assault” according to what the Alabama Department of Corrections told The Post — but this information allegedly didn’t come out until after the man’s family started asking questions.

On October 22, the young man was found in prison, unresponsive. He was rushed to a hospital, but his family claims it wasn’t until three days later on October 25 when they were finally told of their son’s condition.

He was pronounced brain dead upon arrival to the ER, and never made a recovery. Related: Las Vegas Teen Dead After Being Attacked By 15 Peers Outside School In an interview with the Alabama Political Reporter, Williams’ step mom Taylor Bostic claimed that Warden Joseph Headley blamed her step son’s passing on drugs — despite him being bruised and beaten: She went on to say herself and the victim’s dad Terry Williams called up Warden Headley wondering why he’d initially claimed it was a drug overdose: What a slap in the face to this poor family!