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Childhood trauma can be predictor of later crises, incarceration

Higher levels of childhood trauma are not uncommon for people who are, or have been, incarcerated, and Black people are overrepresented.

United statesMilwaukeeWisconsinWaupun correctional institutionNew jerseyDistrict of columbiaUniversity of wisconsinMilwaukee countyConnecticutAnthony dixonPhillip torsrudAngela petersonMarlin dixonDorothy williamsBrenda wesleyYael danieli

Childhood trauma can be predictor of later crises, incarceration

Higher levels of childhood trauma are not uncommon for people who are, or have been, incarcerated, and Black people are overrepresented.

United statesMilwaukeeWisconsinWaupun correctional institutionNew jerseyDistrict of columbiaUniversity of wisconsinMilwaukee countyConnecticutAnthony dixonPhillip torsrudAngela petersonMarlin dixonDorothy williamsBrenda wesleyYael danieli

Childhood trauma can be a predictor of later crises. How do you score?

Higher levels of childhood trauma are not uncommon for people who are, or have been, incarcerated, and Black people are overrepresented.

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Milwaukee DA, Legal Aid Society review juvenile life sentences

For 128 people now in Wisconsin prisons, decades have passed since they were put away for life for crimes they committed as children.

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Juvenile killer released after serving 30 years of a life sentence

Juvenile killer released after serving 30 years of a life sentence Bruce Vielmetti, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel © submitted photo Francisco Questell Thirty years after her brother was murdered, Raquel Questell hasn t forgotten the day she heard the news. Francisco Questell, 19, a popular south side DJ, had been missing four days when his sister, then 16, heard he d been killed. She told a judge Monday about sharing the news with her mother as she walked home from the grocery store, and her father as he pulled in the driveway from work, the screaming and misery that followed, and the huge hole that remains in the family.

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