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Located in the Orenburg region bordering Kazakhstan, Black Dolphin is one of Russia's oldest prisons. Established in the 18th century following a bloody uprising known as the Pugachev rebellion, it later served as a prison hospital for inmates. In 2000, it was transformed into a maximum security prison. The facility, designed to hold 1,600 inmates, got its unofficial name from a fountain with a black dolphin set before the main entrance. This otherwise unremarkable sculpture is said to instill terror in the hearts of the most hardened criminals, thanks to the jail's ruthless reputation.
Black Dolphin holds serial killers, child molesters, terrorists and a motley crew of evildoers, serving life sentences for crimes ranging from murder to cannibalism. Some of the inmates being held in the correctional facility have committed crimes so grave that they have zero chance of parole.
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