Arthur Lee Booker was shocked when his brother’s body was released from the Saguaro Forensic facility in Fishers. It was no shock that Shawn Booker’s death at the prison on April 4, inside cell 115, was ruled a homicide. Social media blew up when inmates talked to loved ones on the outside, detailing the stabbing death of Booker, basically held captive inside his cell while another inmate, known to be extremely violent, stabbed him more than 30 times, according to what

Alec Hegge told investigators with the Hamilton County Metro ICAC Task Force that he “never hurt” a patient because there were too many safeguards in place. Hegge, 31, originally from Fort Wayne and a 2013 Snider High School graduate, was a registered behavior technician at Changing Lives Behavior Analysis Inc. in Anderson, according to a release posted July 24 on Facebook by the Fishers Police Department.