going to touch you back. and then she punches me in my face. so i shoved her. she came back at me so i shoved her again. i could have pulled out her hair, dragging her. i could have did all that, but did i do that? no. i simply shoved her off of me. blaha is in jail for fighting charged with battery to which she has pled not guilty. she blames today s fight on berry. she pushed me first. that s what got me up and pushed her back. i could have swang like i wanted to and if she would have she would have been down on the ground because it is normally one hit and you are down and that s it. i know she s young. that s why i didn t really hurt her because i know she is a
what is it about hearing yourself say that, why does that make you emotional? because i never thought that i would say that. i never imagined that like i m 18 years old. i m not a drug addict. i don t abuse drugs, but, yeah, i am. yeah. it hurts to say it, but it s the truth. a lot of women have actually told me you remind me of myself when i was that age. it s really scary thinking that could be me in 30, 20, 10 years, somebody that is in and out of jail, still an addict. though day has never met kathleen blaha she could well be describing her. blaha says her drug addiction spanned some 20 years and attributed to homelessness and a variety of incarcerations. the crack and the meth
really i can do about it. do you feel like you were responsible, given the fact that you are pregnant? yes, i do. private fisher who has dealt with both women in the past agrees with blaha. why would you want to try to fight somebody when you know you are with child? common sense tells you to walk away from the situation all together. you have been coming in and out of here long enough to know how things go. you are putting yourself and your unborn baby in danger. that s on her. i don t have any sympathy for her. coming up jack spell asks for a transfer and winds up sharing a cell with a familiar face. it was somebody i knew from the streets, my friend garret. we kind of met through pills. i am worried about him losing it and doing something stupid.
attributed to homelessness and a variety of incarcerations. the crack and the meth mainly. i have done more meth than crack. it has an effect. a lot of people can tell that you have done drugs in the past because of your expressions you make, sometimes the looks that you can make, how you walk and talk. they can tell what kind of drugs you used. when they said that every time i get a chance i look in the mirror and i see what they are saying because it does show. it does show. it s frustrating because as much as you want to hide that part of you, you can t because they can see it. now just weeks from giving birth, blaha is confined to a single person cell 23 hours per day and has lost privileges such as visitation and commissary for
i really don t what is it about hearing yourself say that, why does that make you emotional? because i never thought that i would say that. i never imagined that like i m 18 years old. i m not a drug addict. i don t abuse drugs, but, yeah, i am. yeah. it hurts to say it, but it s the truth. a lot of women have actually told me you remind me of myself when i was that age. it s really scary thinking that could be me in 30, 20, 10 years, somebody that is in and out of jail, still an addict. though day has never met kathleen blaha she could well be describing her. blaha says her drug addiction spanned some 20 years and