Detroit's Maserati-driving principal in Kentucky prison for bribery scheme

DETROIT — Detroit's infamous Maserati-driving principal woke up in prison for the first time Wednesday, though she's not in the so-called Camp Cupcake facility that housed her female predecessors who committed similar crimes. Kenyetta Wilbourn-Snapp, the center of a sweeping school corruption investigation in Detroit, is serving her sentence for bribery at the Lexington Federal Medical Center in Kentucky, a prison that houses inmates of all classifications with various health issues and has an adjacent minimum security satellite camp for women, according to the Federal Bureau of Prisons. BOP records do not show which facility Wilbourn-Snapp is in, though she is believed to be in the satellite camp, which is adjacent to a prison whose inmates include terror suspects and drug traffickers. This setting is starkly different than the federal minimum-security prison in Alderson, W.Va. — dubbed Camp Cupcake because of its amenities and sorority-like setting in the Virginia hills — where former Detroit City Councilwoman Monica Conyers and ex-gallery owner Sherry Washington served their time for corruption in Detroit.