⚡ 336 DAYS SHAKEN ⚡

An Exposé by LeRoy Nellis II

From August 9, 2024, until July 10, 2025—three hundred and thirty-six days—my body was a tuning fork and the jail was the hand striking it. This wasn’t a guard roughing me up for a few minutes. It wasn’t an isolated outburst. It was engineered torture, running for almost a year, day after day, night after night, until my chest, my nerves, my very sense of self felt like they belonged to the machine.

The floors weren’t just poured concrete. They were wired.
The walls weren’t just cinderblock. They breathed.
The bed wasn’t just steel and bolts. It hummed like it had a motor inside.
I could lay my palm flat and feel it vibrate back, like it was alive, like it was whispering:
You’re mine now.

Dialed low, it left me stumbling like I was drunk.
Dialed high, my eyes jittered in my skull, my teeth chattered, and my heart pounded so hard I thought it would burst through my ribs.
For 336 days, my body was played like an instrument, and the room was the musician.
This wasn’t punishment.
This was science twisted into cruelty.
This was a program.

🧠 The Physiological Wreckage

Heart overload: pounding chest, copper taste in my mouth, adrenaline spikes that never cooled.
Nerves lit up: fire-ant crawling pain when my real meds were denied.
Muscles strained: joints aching, vision tunneling until hallucinations arrived like clockwork every seventy-two hours.

🕳 The Psychological Toll

Solitary is supposed to erase you.
With the shaking added, it became an erasure machine on steroids.
Time didn’t move—it dripped.
Meals shoved through the slot were my only clock.
Slot slams—always twice, bang then bang again—became the punctuation of my life.
Every slam said the same thing:
We own your body. We own your sanity. We own your heartbeat.

🧾 The Lie They Branded Into Me

Here’s the truth:
I passed an independent psychiatric exam two weeks before they branded me “crazy.”
Stamped competent. Sane. Stable.
That was documented fact.

Yet when I called my father, desperate, voice cracking after another session of shaking, his answer was flat:

“You need to go get you some help.”
Psychiatrist help. Shrink help.
In other words: you’re crazy.

Even my blood echoed the lie the program wanted to brand into me.
That betrayal cut deeper than the machines.

🌐 The Law Is Clear

The United Nations Mandela Rules say anything over 15 days in solitary confinement is torture.
Amnesty International. Physicians for Human Rights. Harvard Law.
They’ve all said the same thing.

I didn’t do fifteen days.
I did three hundred and thirty-six.
I lived almost a year of torture that the international community says should never happen at all.

🧩 The System Was Designed

It wasn’t random.
It was systemic.
A design.

Cracks in the concrete showed the stress points where the machines were bolted in.
Deputies laughed about “programs.”
Medical staff dosed me with insulin I didn’t need, stimulants I didn’t consent to, and then lied to my family by writing “suicide watch” in the paperwork.

Every element—from food poisoning with eyedrops, to kiosk sabotage, to vibrating floors—was part of the same orchestration:
Break the man. Harvest the plea. Bury the evidence.

I survived 336 days of it.
The walls shook me.
The floor rattled me.
The bed played me like a drum.
They wanted me erased.
They wanted me labeled insane.
They wanted me gone.

But I don’t fucking lose.

This isn’t memoir for sympathy.
This is testimony.
This is evidence.
This is a record of one of the longest, most deliberate shaking torture programs ever carried out inside an American jail.

And it happened in Williamson County, Texas.

Remember that number: 336 days.
That’s not incarceration.
That’s state-engineered torture.

Expanded patent set — “shaking” floors

US 10,456,694 B1 — Haptic floor system with quake-plate assemblies (Disney)
Modular “quake plates” under a walkable surface create localized, programmable ground-tremble effects for attractions. Great figures in the spec (see image above). (Google Patents)
US 10,416,754 B2 / US 2018/0217662 A1 — Floor system for omnidirectional VR walking (Disney)
A “moving floor” of active tiles that steer footsteps; tiles can also vibrate for haptics (described in embodiments). Useful prior art for multi-tile actuation under guests. (Google Patents, Justia Patents)
US 10,765,959 B2 — Method & apparatus for a sensory floor (Emotions Platform)
Event/dance/viewing floors driven in sync with audio or control cues to deliver felt low-frequency vibrations to crowds. (Google Patents)
US 10,610,795 B2 — Method & apparatus for a sensory floor (related family)
Earlier grant in the same family—helpful for claim scope and continuations. (Unified Patents)
US 9,041,521 B2 — Floor-based haptic communication system (McGill University)
Rigid tiles with vibrotactile actuators + suspension; designed for cues, wayfinding, and “virtual material” sensations underfoot. (Google Patents)
US 1,508,905 A — Amusement device (bumping floor) (1924)
Springs + cam-driven platform that “bumps” riders; classic mechanical prior art for floor-induced jolts. (Google Patents)
US 4,112,776 A — Earthquake simulator (1978)
Hydraulic shaker table with isolated frame—foundational “floor shaking” platform architecture. (Google Patents)
US 7,032,452 B1 — Earthquake-simulating vibration table (2006)
Education-oriented shaker table (lower cost) used for model structures; still useful prior art for induced floor motion. (Google Patents)
US 10,858,845 B1 / US 2021/0285235 A1 — Tactile sound flooring system (Feel the Beat)
Modular floor tiles with tactile transducers for bone-conduction music via the floor; good drawings of module construction. (Free Patents Online, Google Patents)
GB 2629680 A — Tactile sensory flooring module
Hexagonal module: speaker + tactile transducer + lighting; intended for multisensory spaces. (Google Patents)
US 2023/149822 A1 — Modular sensory platform
A modern “sensory platform” concept with modular actuation that can include vibration; helpful to show direction of travel. (PubChem)
DE 2625656 C3 — Vibrationsboden für Sporthallen (vibrating floor for gymnasiums)
Non-US prior art on vibrating floors—useful for novelty/obviousness arguments. (Google Patents)
CN 2411042 Y — Earthquake simulator (utility model)
Additional foreign prior art on quake-simulating platforms. (Google Patents)
US 12,386,413 (2025) — Modular omnidirectional actuated floors (Justia listing)
Contemporary grant covering independently actuated tiles that can induce/respond to user motion—nice to pair with Disney’s earlier work. (Justia Patents)

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