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Family Visit 5: Creatures
On May 12, 2018 Sean and I celebrated our 9 month anniversary at a Family Visit. Our wedding day is something we like to remember and celebrate each month because it something that brings us both great joy. Sean’s eyes … Continue reading
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Tagged Family Visit, long distance relationships, marriage, prison, toads
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Ning’s First Visit
On March 24, 2018 I brought my good friend, Ning, with me to visit my husband for the first time. Ning and I have been friends for over 6 years, and she has wanted to meet Sean for a long … Continue reading
15 Years Lost
Darkness descends too young with uncontrolled pain ripping apart freedom lost in the confusion untold why, why does the cold constrain? words spoken, lies all around still freedom lost in confusion untold Order marinated in the form of … Continue reading
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Family Visit 4: Rain Clouds
March 3, 2018 The morning I went into Family Visit was dark and cloudy. A few hours later, we heard the sound of thunder in the distance. We went out the door into the small outdoor space and stood together … Continue reading
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Tagged Family Visit, photo journal, photography, rain, thunder, travel, weather, wrongful conviction
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Positive Programing
I thought it might be nice to talk about what Sean does in prison. When most people think of prison, they picture inmates locked in their cell all day whiling away the endless hours doing useless things like carving into … Continue reading
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Tagged JLWOP, jobs, prison, rehabilitation, self improvement, wrongful conviction
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One Year Since Evidentiary Hearing
One year ago, January 17 2017, the long awaited Evidentiary Hearing in my case was finally held. I say long awaited because it had been granted on October 28, 2015. This March will mark my 15th year in prison. I … Continue reading
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Tagged California judicial system, emotion, JLWOP, State Court
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Turn Slowly
It has taken me an entire year to write about this. I feel it is still impossible to get the words right… I will never in my life forget the rollercoaster ride two days in court during Sean’s Evidentiary Hearing … Continue reading
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Tagged court, JLWOP, prison, torture, wheels of justice
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