incarceration
Incarceration, rehabilitation, recidivism: The reality of prison life and what it's like to be an inmate locked up behind bars.
Behind the Wire: Urban Shadows, Rural Light
Urban Shadows, Rural Light “A Country Boy Can Survive” (1982) by Hank Williams Jr. has always been my go-to song. It provided me with the strength and courage to confront my PREA abuser while incarcerated. The song holds a special place in my heart not only for its empowering message but also because of my personal connection to Hank Williams Jr. He resided in the Bitterroot Valley of Montana, the same place where I was living when I became justice impacted. Although the song never reached number one, it is considered one of his signature tracks.
By May Simmons11 months ago in Criminal
Behind the Wire: Shadows of Oz
Prison is an unforgiving place. It grinds you down emotionally, physically, and spiritually. You might expect fellow incarcerated to support and uplift each other to succeed. However, that’s far from reality. Instead, the environment often fosters distrust and competition, making it even harder to maintain any sense of hope or even solidarity.
By May Simmons11 months ago in Criminal
The Untold Story of a Writer's Last Words
Rashmika's death Rashmika Satsarani, one of the most popular writers of the new generation, was found dead with her head bowed at her writing desk. She had already finished writing her latest novel, "Premayakan Bhakta", which was half written at that time. She had passed away before she could finish it... So, you, the readers, will never get a chance to read her novel "Premayakan Bhakta" again...
By Rohitha Lanka11 months ago in Criminal
Diamonds in the Shadows
Chapter One: The Encounter The sun dipped beyond the horizon of Los Angeles, casting a warm glow over the bustling streets and the ocean beyond. Julian Hart, a successful entrepreneur with a keen eye for investment, stood at the balcony of his luxury penthouse, nursing a glass of whiskey. He was a man who had conquered the world of finance, but life outside of work felt eerily empty. As he gazed at the city lights flickering to life, he knew he was missing something someone.
By MOHAMMED NAZIM HOSSAIN11 months ago in Criminal








