The Relay Method
How Reporting Works
Reporting is not limited to incarcerated people. Reports may be submitted by family members, free-world individuals, attorneys, organizations, staff, and anyone else reporting an issue involving NDOC.
From inside a facility, reports can be sent via GTL messaging, through legal mail, or through a trusted outside contact. From the free world, use any secure form on this site, email, or mail. Every method carries the same level of reporter protection.
All submissions are reviewed by the Px3B editorial team before any publication. Photographs are re-encoded in your browser to remove EXIF data before they are sent; PDFs are sent as they are.

Report Pipeline — 5 Stages
1
Information Intake
Report submitted via GTL messaging, legal mail, or a trusted outside contact.
2
Px3B Relay
Report is logged by the Px3B intake system. Photograph metadata was already removed on your own device before sending.
3
Verification
Editorial team reviews submission and cross-references against public records and court filings.
4
Metadata Protection
Photographs are re-encoded in your browser to remove EXIF data, GPS coordinates and device identifiers before anything is sent. PDFs are sent unchanged.
5
Publication
Verified report published to the platform. Institution notified for the 72-hour Right to Response window.
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Submit a Report
Share the truth about mistreatment or abuse anonymously.
1
Details & Incident
2
Your Report
3
Anonymity & Review
4
Exposure & Documentation
5
Submission Complete
Step 1 — Select a Report Category
What type of incident are you reporting?
