honestly, there was probably about $80 worth of pills in my car and it s not worth this. what are you thinking about? there s so much more than this. just to know that you re stuck somewhere and you have no clue what s going on. in a ten-foot by ten-foot room, and no windows. not knowing if it s dark, light outside, it s nothing to look forward to. not only is he a new booking, he s somebody with no criminal experience. he hasn t been here before and then he s been removed from general population so he has nobody to talk to. he can t communicate with anybody. so of course he is scared. ruiz had been segregated from other inmates due to the jewelry implants in his face. they re called dermal implants. pretty much what they do is they get a needle, they make a pocket in your face, they push around to make it hollow and they put a
she wanted to help melissa with her schoolwork, she told us it was because of her father. he influenced her to want to help people and do good and she was able to find a way to do that inside the jail. he was sober for 18 months when he died and i used to just watch him at meetings and stuff and young guys would come in wanting to go to a detox and my father would be the first person to say, i ll give you a ride. no questions asked. not even knowing them, just to help them out. and he always told me, if you can t help somebody, don t hurt them. and treat people how you want to be treated. that s one thing that my father instilled in me before he passed away. i don t know what it is, honey. i have no idea. like her father, megan had struggled with her own addictions. her use of heroin had led to several jail stays. on minor convictions ranging from sex for a fee to disturbing the peace. but this time, the stakes were more serious. she was awaiting trial on five
he influenced her to want to help people and do good and she was able to find a way to do that inside the jail. he was sober for 18 months when he died and i used to just watch him at meetings and stuff and young guys would come in wanting to go to a detox and my father would be the first person to say, i ll give you a ride. no questions asked. not even knowing them, just to help them out. and he always told me, if you can t help somebody, don t hurt them. and treat people how you want to be treated. that s one thing that my father instilled in me before he passed away. i don t know what it is, honey. i have no idea. like her father, megan had struggled with her own addictions. her use of heroin had led to several jail stays. on minor convictions ranging from sex for a fee to disturbing the peace. but this time, the stakes were more serious. she was awaiting trial on five drug possession charges, as well as being co-defendant on an armed robbery charge. she had pled not guilty to
you ve never been in jail before, it s like you can imagine when you take a fish out of water. they re just very disoriented, they re lost, they don t know what s going on. luckily they don t flop around. honestly, there s probably about $80 worth of pills in my car and it s not worth this. what are you thinking about? there s so much more than this. just to know that you re stuck somewhere and you have no clue what s going on. in a 10 foot by 10 foot room with no windows. not knowing if it s dark, light outside, it s nothing to look forward to. he s a new booking. he s somebody with no criminal experience. he hasn t been here before and then he s been removed from general population so he has nobody to talk to. he can t communicate with anybody. so of course he is scared. ruiz had been segregated from
can give more than you think you can, especially if you re relying on the strength of the lord. is it the standard to be afraid of the lord? no. i guess it is the standard to be afraid. the standard needs some help here. are you going to help the standard here? once you get in, you can take them off of you, but you need to get in first. you need to ring the bell. don t touch my friend. you need to ring the bell. we need you in that hole right now. once you get in there, you can take them off, but don t hurt them. when i got back from texas, i couldn t leave the house and i couldn t wash dishes. and i remember looking down into the sink of silverware and thinking, i can t do this. for such a long time it was just make it through the day. and i just had this panic rising within me because i was trying to remember who i was before teen mania and i just couldn t. i think that was a divining point for me where i realized that a lot of things have