Something you said made me remember something someone said to me in jail with a straight face. I was asked, "Do you know why most people leave Jesus behind in jail?" I said, "No." The reply was, "So he is there when they get back." I did not laugh. After a pregnant uncomfortable pause, the fella laughed heartily. I don't think I will ever forget that moment. Of all the people I have ministered to over ten years, I know one who attends Church weekly. I'm talking one, of hundreds. Does this keep me from continuing to minister to those inside? No. In the world of steel and concrete, everyone who needs a non-judgmental listening ear, deserves to have just that. Now sometimes, the newly freed continue asking for guidance outside, but by text, or phone, or email. It takes someone who cares, for it to happen like that. Authenticity cannot be faked. Either a minister, ministers like Christ, or he or she does not. Unconditional love is hard to find and you will not find it in therapy or in the probation or parole system (or let me reword that, it is rare.) A minister can answer in clear language. Listening for God (at least for urgent needs) is a process most newly freed just don't have the time or aptitude for. I understand you see things from the inside out, but let me assure you, most people's perspectives shift once outside. I can't say why, only that I have observed it again and again. May God bless you in your endeavor to be that person getting out who is the same inside.
this deviant haraszewski serving well over a hundred years in cali prison system for acute sex crimes against defenseless and innocent young children...this sex offender can say whatever he wants...he's in max security 'till he dies and I am enjoying valuable and blessed Freedom...his bad and disgusting habit of gaslighting and blame-shifting and persistently playing the "victim" at no time earns him ANY respect from anyone...his misery loves company...child predators get NO meaningful airtime from Me...say whatever you want duly convicted sex-offender...it won't ever unlock your door to Freedom...I'm waiting for your pseudo-intellectual, predicted response
Conner, what a great blessing you have stepped forward. I helped Guy for years trying to find a digital footprint for your dad. Guy has wonderful memories to share of your dad as a baby and toddler. He is fully aware he was misrepresented by his ex when your dad was old enough to understand. Guy is lonely and has had medical issues and has done his time without problems. He worked until his health would not allow it anymore. Fact: you are probably unaware Texas is a very difficult place to do time. I encourage you to get to know your grandfather on your own. He will get your message, but it will be slow. Texas snail mail has been centralized so a letter would find him much quicker. However, this is a new thing and the snail mail is very slow as well. It is cheaper and faster to get a JPAY account. Each Texas prisoner has a tablet, and you can help Grandpa by sending a stamp with your email. JPay is transitioning to Securus, so nothing is simple, but in any case, please for your Grandpa's sake, follow through. Again, I applaud your courage in facing the past. The crime was nothing like what was described to you, Guy is an honest man and will tell you what happened. In a completely bizarre way, when Guy was moved from DR to Gen Pop, he lost privileges and rights. Your dad was raised in a religious household, were you? Anyway, good luck young man. Father John
hi guy alexander, I dont really know where to start this but my name is conner tucker, son of eric tucker. also a few years ago found out im also your grandson. i was told that you committed capital murder on a lady with a telephone cord and a brick at a half way house after relapsing. after multiple years of being lead on to think doy tucker is my biological grandfather, i was informed he just adopted my dad at a young age and recently me and my father who now has 4 kids of his own and and is the step father of 3, have really not been getting along and i recently commented on one of your posts and just wanted to reach out again after seeing your recent post to say hey and ask if there’s any form of reaching out to you while in the texas prisons
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thank you and much love,
conner tucker