Voices From Behind Bars
VOICES FROM BEHIND BARS: Self DestructionIt still hurts to tell the story I am about to tell but now I am at peace with myself and my past. I look forward to each new day. My life in prison goes back to when I was twenty-one years old and incarcerated in Georgia Women’s Correctional Institute in Hardwick, Georgia. I was young and this was my first time in prison. I hadn’t been in a lot of trouble but I had caused a lot of hurt. I hurt myself, but most importantly I hurt the people I love the most—and the ones that love me.
VOICES FROM BEHIND BARS: The Last TimeBy Sonya Smith
Indicted and unsure of what the charges fully mean. What’s an indictment? Some incarcerated really ask that question. How did I get here? Somewhere between arrest and shipment to prison a nervous breakdown has occurred as V.C. sits full of dismay recalling the events that led to imprisonment.
VOICES FROM BEHIND BARS: The 2 Second RuleBy G.L.
I’m recently incarcerated at the county jail. My goal is to help all those young people going through trials and tribulations. I know you are probably thinking, “What does he know about what I’m going through.”
VOICES FROM BEHIND BARS: The Wrong CrowdBy C.W.
I’m currently incarcerated for armed robbery, kidnapping, theft by receiving auto, possession of a firearm during commission of a felony, criminal attempt to commit armed robbery, and aggravated assault with intent to rob. As you can see my charges are very serious. I never knew just hanging with the wrong crowd could put my life at risk.
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