James Johnson
According to the Lewis v. Cain lawsuit, James Johnson was held at the Louisiana State Penitentiary, where he received treatment for multiple myeloma until 2012. The complaint says that year his chemotherapy was replaced with steroids because treatment was judged too costly, and that the steroids caused his legs to swell and his blood sugar to stay high. He died in 2014, shortly after he wrote that doctors were making rounds only once every month or two, the complaint says.
Cause of death, as reported: Died of illness (neglect alleged). The Lewis v. Cain complaint says Angola staff stopped his multiple myeloma chemotherapy in 2012 because it was too costly, and that doctors saw him only once every month or two before he died in 2014.
Reported by: Lewis v. Cain complaint (family or their lawyers).