orosco pays for commissary from money put on his books, a debit account funded by family members, including the one person to whom he feels closest. my biggest thing is my mom. she is always there for me. she says i am her child regardless. three doritos. she has never neglected me or said i don t want you to be gay. that s everything. but she has always kept that in my head that you know it is not right. you know the way you are living is not right. and you know it is not godly. and you know that in the end you are going to pay for it. deep inside i know it is true. i know it is not right. but do i think that i will go to heaven when i pass away? part of me wants to believe it.
might get me in trouble in general population. that means you re not allowed to flagrantly advertise any homosexual activity nor induce others to participate in those activities. do you understand? yes, ma am. sign for me right there. beauchamp has requested to move to a trustee pod, a housing unit for inmate workers. though they re not paid, there are some other benefits to be had. more time out of their cells and extra food. the trustee, on the day that they do work, which is more than likely every day, they would get two trays at the end of their work period. is that your main motivation? yes. that is my main motivation for being in trustee pod. but eloy orosco need not worry about getting an inmate job for extra food. i m quite excited. yes, you are excited. he is able to purchase more than enough snacks from the jail commissary to quell his appetite. one white rice. three instant coffees. orosco pays for commissary from money put on his books, a debit accou
fits right to make it waterproof. and then keep the water hot inside. longer. it s like insulated. alcantara s creations have also become a source of income. he sells them to other inmates who transfer money to his debit account, which allows him to buy food and other items from the jail commissary. i ve charged them $3 for this. $1 for each. $1 for, this $1 for the handle, and $1 for the top. and for this bag right here, they call it the shower bag, i charge $3 for the whole thing. but more important than turning a profit, alcantera says his weaving gives him time to think about the mistakes that landed him in jail. he s serving a one-year sentence for auto theft and possession of a controlled substance. i m a filipino. i came here to the united states in 2000. i married my wife and she
golden tone. he assumed that i was to be married soon and that he would be available to play the trombone. but if you need a trombone player at your wedding, you know thank you. okay. with his murder trial rapidly approaching, butterfield expressed more concerns of the balance in his books, the debit account of which inmates purchase snacks and toy he tris. soups are 60 cents. i order 3. that s $1.80. insufficient funds. pupper pack. i was hopeful. insufficient funds. that s the you don t have 25 cents. everybody should have 25 cents. just feel like an american. you know? like life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. american way, apple pie. with no funds he turned to the field team for funds. you can probably turn around and sell them for a couple grand. $20 is a darn good price.
from money put on his books, a debit account, funded by family members. including the one person to whom he feels closest. my biggest thing is my mom. she s always there for me. she says i m her child regardless. three doritos. one, two, three. she has never neglected me or said, i don t want you to be gay. that s everything. but she s always kept that in my head, that you know it s not right, you know the way you re living is not right, and you know it s not godly, and you know that in the end you re going to pay for it. deep inside, i know it s true. i know that it s not right. but do i think that i ll go to heaven when i pass away? part of me wants to believe it. the other part of me knows it s probably not going to happen. orosco will soon face another sort of judgment day. he is scheduled for a parole hearing on the infractions that returned him to jail. a positive drug test. and allegedly threatening to