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Category Archives: wrongful conviction
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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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
Busting the Myth: “Free Bed, Food & Health Care”
When I hear of people on the outside saying prison inmates have it made with a free place to sleep, free food and free quality medical care, I know they have never experienced the reality of what prisoners are faced … Continue reading
DVI 6: Isolation
This is the sixth post Sean has written about his experience at Tracy Reception Center (Deuel Vocational Institution) in 2006. DVI has a long-standing reputation for being violent and dangerous. Sean was housed there for a brief period shortly following … Continue reading
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Tagged isolation, juvenile inmates, LWOP, Prison life, prison treats
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They Know who They are
There are several individuals out there in the world who repeatedly lied under oath in a court of law to wrongfully convict my husband Sean O’Brien when he was just a teenager. There are individuals out there who are free, … Continue reading
Family Visit 13: Summer Time
Our most recent Family Visit was our 13th Family Visit date, beginning on July 13th. The temperature in Corcoran was over 100, so we planned on doing something to cool ourselves off: a water fight! Summer time at Family Visit … Continue reading
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Sean’s Letters of Support
The following are just some of the letters of support written for Sean’s commutation/parole packet; certain personal information has been withheld for privacy. On behalf of us both, thank you to everyone who has taken the time to write in … Continue reading
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DVI 5: Filth and Pests
This is the fifth post Sean has written about his experience at Tracy Reception Center (Deuel Vocational Institution) in 2006. DVI has a long-standing reputation for being violent and dangerous. Sean was housed there for a brief period shortly following … Continue reading
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Tagged cockroaches, filth, juvenile inmates, prison, rats, trash
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DVI 3: Trading
This is the third post Sean has written about his experience at Tracy Reception Center (Deuel Vocational Institution) in 2006. DVI has a long standing reputation for being violent and dangerous, Sean was housed there for a brief period shortly … Continue reading
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Tagged fishing, JLWOP, lockdown, prison survival, prison violence
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DVI 2: The Nightmare
This is the second post about Sean has written about his experience at Tracy Reception Center (Duel Vocational Institution) in 2006. DVI has a long-standing reputation for being violent and dangerous. Read his first post: DVI 1:Welcome to Tracy Eventually … Continue reading
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Tagged Duel Vocational Institution, life in prison, prison survival, water
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