Danny Masterson Transferred To More Humane Facility From ‘Manson’ Prison

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Danny Masterson, known for his role in “That 70’s Show,” has been moved from Corcoran State Prison to the California Men’s Colony in San Luis Obispo. This relocation is expected to have a positive impact on his life. The California Men’s Colony provides a more humane environment and offers various programs for inmates.

Improvement in Living Conditions

The California Men’s Colony (CMC) in San Luis Obispo, where Masterson has been transferred, is a medium to minimum security prison. Unlike Corcoran State Prison, which is a maximum security penitentiary, CMC offers self-help and academic programs to teach inmates vocational and other skills. Additionally, the facility provides substance abuse counseling, mental health treatment, and anger management courses to prisoners. This move signifies a significant improvement in living conditions for Masterson.

Notable Contrast with Corcoran State Prison

Corcoran State Prison, where Masterson was previously held, is known for housing some of California’s most dangerous offenders. It was once home to the notorious Charles Manson and continues to accommodate individuals serving life sentences for serious crimes. The transfer to the California Men’s Colony represents a shift to a less restrictive and more rehabilitative environment for Masterson.