Danny Masterson’s Prison Transfer: The Real Reason Behind The Move

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Danny Masterson, known for his role in “That ’70s Show,” has been transferred to his third prison in two months. Contrary to previous reports, sources with direct knowledge have revealed that concerns for his well-being were not the reason behind the recent move.

No Threat or Attack

Despite speculation and rumors, sources have confirmed that there was no attack on Danny at Corcoran State Prison, nor were there any credible threats against him. The reports claiming otherwise have been debunked.

Series of Transfers

Earlier this year, Masterson was at North Kern State Prison before being transferred to the maximum security Corcoran State Prison. After a brief period at Corcoran, he was then moved to the California Men’s Colony in San Luis Obispo, a medium to minimum-security prison.

Logistical Reasons

According to sources, the recent transfers were primarily due to logistical reasons. North Kern State Prison served as a reception center, and it was never intended to be his permanent facility. Masterson had a primary and secondary prison designated for him, and the recent moves were a result of space availability and logistics.

30-Year Sentence

Danny Masterson is currently serving a 30-year prison sentence following his 2023 conviction in Los Angeles. Despite the recent transfers, he is now situated at the California Men’s Colony, where he will continue to serve his sentence.