From My Prison cell, I hope that I can Help!

From My Prison cell, I hope that I can Help!

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From My Prison Cell, I Hope I can Help! By Jesse Alan Walker Freedom is priceless. The essence of the human spirit. It took me losing mine to truly understand that! For the record, I AM NOT ANTI-POLICE nor am I ANTI-PRISON. I believe in Justice. I firmly believe in fair punishment. I am not innocent, nor do I claim to be. I make the following statement with the uppermost certainty: society needs police, prosecutors, Judges and prisons! Trust me. I have been reminded of that everyday for going on 8 years now. Most of the people in here, belong in here. But there are many others who simply made mistakes: errors of judgment that can be attributed to adolescence, drug dependence, alcohol abuse, or a combination of factors. I place myself in the later of those categories. After much thought and consideration, I've decided to compose a memoir about my experience and struggles with drug abuse, addiction, the criminal justice system, incarceration and everything that comes with it, and more importantly everything that led to it!
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The story of young girl being born by the rape of her mother and struck with her 4 brothers as her mom died giving birth to her. Being neglected and pleading for love for her brothers. She is now fed up. Now only 9 months to turn 18 she wants to move out early so asking permission from his eldest brother was the last thing she wanted to do. Join in her journey of her from being no one to becoming someone. Will her brothers let her go or make her stay? Read to find out!

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