nicole gingerich hope to keep paul in a youth facility with programs geared towards his age and developmental needs. but as it stands now, paul will transition to wabash as soon as officials feel he has matured enough to make the move. i think that he should be held accountable for the part that he had in this. and i would suggest counseling, therapy, and programs to help him. mike dempsey has other reasons for wanting to keep paul in the juvenile system. the fact is you can t put a 12-year-old child in that type of environment and expect them to have half a chance. you just can t do it. i think that there are probably some adult offenders who sincerely want to try to do the right thing and help, yet there is a lot of predators out there as well, who will eat the weakness up. they can get into trouble very quickly. serious trouble.
i didn t know i had a son. but now i know i have a 1 1/2-year-old son. the 19th will be the first time i ve ever seen my son. after two years behind bars, miles is prepping for the biggest visit of his life, the chance to meet his little boy. man, it feels i m scared. i m worried, you know. i m more scared about seeing my son than i am about being in prison. i don t know if he if i m going to try and hold him and he is going to cry, if he is going to reject me. just thinking about it hurts. as hard as it is for miles to serve his time in the youth unit thinking about his son, what lies in storer will be even tougher. i turn 18 in one week. and it was told to me that either on my birthday or the next day they ll be transferring me over to the adult side. i say chow is running late. officer maggie miller is used
your life. everything you do, cars, you know, who you become. like i said, if you do nothing, you become nothing. man, if somebody would come here and just like give me a second chance, i d be so happy, because i know now that when i get out, i m not ever messing up again, you know, because i know what it s like in here. like really, not just on tv, but really what it s like to experience it. i don t wish nobody bad or nobody. i wish nobody would ever have to get locked up. but people do what they k do. all they can do is learn from what they done. but i m just going say next time you see me, it s going to be out there somewhere positive, though, for sure. dear crew.
home sweet home. never thought it would be home. they have to prove themselves to somebody but you don t. you just got to be yourself. fresh meat! right here in 101. crazy. that s it. this is home, man. i need to be punished for what i did. i m never going to take that away. but it shouldn t have been just punishment. i still never had a chance to get the counseling for why i killed my mom and dad. if everyone has such a great
general population does not protect him from facing possible criminal charges. nor does it take him off sergeant collette s radar. remember what happened? what put you in seg? yes, sir. stopped that guy? yes, sir. okay. because you believed he did something of sexual nature to a 12-year-old? yes, sir. that what you believe? yes, sir. want to know the truth of what happened? yes, sir. she wasn t 12. she was 16. i made a mistake, sir. he s only 24. understand this, you royally screwed up. i made a mistake. you more than made a mistake. okay? not here to browbeat you, i m here to get you to use your mind. think about what you re doing. thank you for giving me a second chance. i m going to tell you something, it s your only chance because you pull this crap again