Imagine saying sorry, changing your behavior through insight, and living each day being a better person, but no one ever hears you? These inmates would like you to see the progress they have made and publicly say sorry without re-victimizing anyone further.
To create a platform for people locked up to be able to be heard from the public while they try and make amends. I will make time to communicate and collaborate with inmates to bring the amends to light. Crime impacts us all, these inmates have agreed to share their apologies and stories. Thank you for reading and all your support.
Inmate statements are not edited, except when absolutely necessary or if information needs to be omitted.
Youth at risk So, it’s been 21 years since the summer of 2000 and I’ve learned so much. As a criminal, a fugitive, and an inmate all stemming from a false identity as a drug dealer with some real char
Richard Randall Monday, July 11, 2022 I have been incarcerated now for 29 years; I have been assigned a new identity by California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. As a result of my past