Federal Prison Tips

06/28/2026

06/18/2026

It is with great sadness that we share that Kyle Sandler, owner of Federal Prison Tips, recently suffered a severe stroke and is currently in a coma. Medical professionals have advised that there is no expectation of recovery.

As a result, effective immediately, Federal Prison Tips will cease all business operations and will no longer be providing services.

At this time, there is no remaining administrative capacity or staff available to process refunds, charge disputes, or issue reimbursements for any prior sales or services.

We are deeply grateful for the trust, support, and relationships built with our clients and community over the years.

For individuals seeking assistance with prison-related matters, we recommend contacting Christy or Halle at Kent Consulting Group LLC, trusted and knowledgeable professionals who can assist with prison consulting, advocacy, and related services.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Christy
Email: [email protected]

Halle
Email: [email protected]

Or call/text
Phone: (318) 918-1311

During this difficult time, we respectfully ask for privacy, compassion, and understanding for the family and loved ones of Kyle.

If and when an official obituary becomes available, it may be requested or provided as supporting documentation in connection with estate-related or financial institution inquiries.

Thank you for your support and understanding.

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