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Author Archives: Sean & Emelia
The Worst Prison Health Screw-up in State History
I spoke with a reporter from The Guardian about Corcoran State Prison and our experience with the recent COVID19 outbreak. The above is a clip from the article that was written about the massive prison health screw up that led … Continue reading
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Tagged California Prisons, CDCR, corona virus, COVID19, Gavin Newsom, prison, Ralph Diaz
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Sean’s COVID19 Experience In Prison: Letters
Letters written by Sean O’Brien June 22, 2020: I tested negative for COVID19 on June 19th. I am anxious to get my cellmate’s test results back so I can call my wife. I cannot believe they are doing this to … Continue reading
Sean’s COVID-19 Experience Inside Prison!
By Sean O’Brien June 2020, typed by Emelia O’Brien On June 4th, 2020 I tested positive for COVID19. Wrongfully convicted and trapped in prison, it only seems fitting that I got Corona virus. There is nothing that I would have … Continue reading
Sean’s Birthday during COVID-19
Sean’s Birthday was on June 2, 2020. This was during a time of the deadly COVID19 pandemic and worldwide protests of the murder of George Floyd. It was a time of unrest and global shift. Tensions were and still … Continue reading
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Tagged 2020, birthday, CDCR, Corcoran State Prison, COVID19, fear, Gavin Newsom, Ralph Diaz
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Our Podcast Interview
Link to Podcast with ‘Just Us and a Broken Justice System ‘ May 23 2020: Tomorrow my first podcast interview with Just Us is scheduled. I’m incredibly nervous. The words I say have the potential to help my husband, that … Continue reading
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Tagged JLWOP, podcast, We love Grandpa, wrongful conviction
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My Personal COVID-19 Experience
In the beginning of March 2020, California Department of Corrections closed down all visiting, including Family Visiting, because of COVID-19. When CDCR shut down visiting it came as no surprise because the highly infectious world wide pandemic had already caused … Continue reading
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Tagged 2020, California, corona virus, COVID-19, COVID19, Gavin Newsom, Terrible Thanks For Asking, terrible writing club
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Sean’s Speech: Restorative Justice
In January 2020, Sean was asked by CDCR to write and deliver a speech in front of Corcoran State Prison incarcerated population and CDCR employees on what they called “a day of peace and reconciliation”. The following is the speech … Continue reading
COVID-19 Inside Prison
I think this is literally the scariest thing Sean and I have ever faced together. Especially with articles like this: Two Prison Employees Test Positive for COVID-19 CDCR says CNN: New Corona Virus Cases in Jails Heightens Concerns About an … Continue reading
Posted in life in prison, Prison life
Tagged California Prisons, corona virus, COVID-19, fear, Governor Newsom, Let Them Go, prison
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Our Fight for Justice
Welcome newcomers and welcome back to everyone else. Thank you for the support and love we have received lately, it means everything to us. Please help us fight for justice by signing our petition, liking our video, sharing and … Continue reading
