A 21 year old kid that chopped someone up and put their body parts around town is a monster, age, or mental capacity aside.
Ron was born the same year as the release of gone with the wind and wizard of oz... An issue he was oddly proud of.
His favorite color... That one may be difficult, he liked flamboyant colors in his wardrobe, and I probably can't answer.
His brother was Bill (William). He owned an insurance agency over at Oxford Valley Mall, and his girlfriend at the time owned a barbecue place in bucks county... The name of which escapes me. He also owned the car that you stole after you killed and dismembered Ron. Bill bought it for him, as he was having financial issues. His cousin is a published conservative author/analyst.
Ron originally lived in that apartment with his mom. At the end, she was pretty much an invalid. He had a string of roommates in there after she passed, some for short periods, one guy for a few years.
You deserve every ounce of pain, and I will take personal pleasure in every sad post you make. The penal system is designed exactly for the dregs of society like you. Lock them up, throw away the key, and let them rot. Innocent people deserve a second chance. You deserve a life of misery, isolation and heartbreak. I make sure to keep tabs on where you are in the system, and will write letters, make calls and make my voice heard so that you never, ever, ever get out.
Oh, and I'm not miserable. I get to see my husband, our son and his daughter. Watching my granddaughter grow up is as good, if not better than having watched my son grow up. Since I didn't beat someone, murder someone, and chop up any bodies, I get to do all of that. I go to my office and make a good living, deciding when and where I want to eat, go etc.
Now, on to second chances. Does everyone on the board know that your "beloved Justine" had a restraining order against you for beating her? And that she turned you in? Let's see, a woman beater and a murderer all in one summer. Quite an accomplishment! By our "beloved Justine" actually had to get the police involved to be rid of your miserable presence in her life.
You will never do better. There is no chance for you to do better or contribute anything to society. My ou made that choice all on your own, so stop trying to play some deranged martyr and accept the fact that society has deemed you worthless.
Bryce Noonan's parole hearing was on the 2nd. August. It is now subject to consideration by the Parole Board who will render their decision. If someone had insider info to help I'm certain a way would have been found to relay that before the hearing without the need for a visit, perhaps through someone's legal visit.
PS if there was someone wi insider info @ my mans upcoming parole hearing & any intended attempts to kill it, YOU BET I would meet face to face!!!! IDGAF what anyone THINKS it looks like. My man would just HAFTA understand...!
D--- I can speak up for Tim to say he's extremely honorable guy. I've been to visit him ( I have a bf albeit not an inmate), to discuss the cause & @ no time did I feel disrespected. I still have all our letters u can read to see if there is anything untoward coming from him. The only thing stopping u is YOUR choice. I understand your sense of propriety is ruffled n that's fine. But there really are good reasons for face to face. :)) just saying.,
Hello Rich, To be honest, I think drugs shouldn't even really be considered a crime. Except when you take them and someone else is suffering because of them. Like if you have children and neglect them because you're too busy taking drugs. As long as it just damages yourself... Well, your decision. Mhh alright I understand. I mean I don't know if you're really innocent, you could just say that idk, but I guess I'll just believe you. I don't really know what to ask you to be honest. Mostly because of the innocent. I guess I'll just ask how you got aware of this site? beetweenthebars.org, I mean.
Hello Robert, And hello prison employees who read this!:D They do, right? At least that's what i heard. Oh, just to clarify: I'm female. I tend to forget sometimes that men can also have my name because I only know female "Jamies", sorry. :) Well, if you want to get more mail from me you certainly will. I'm bad at not-fullfilling wishes. :P Mhh, thanks for telling me that story. Of course it doesn't really justify his death, but I think it's important to know the full story, not just the "murder"-part. Your past self sounds like someone I would not have liked, haha. Would probably have scared me. But actually, after reading your letter I definitly think you I'd give you a second chance. 18-years is such a long time.. And anyone who says people can't/don't change is wrong. Of course, not everyone changes, but some people do! And often they just need a little help. And maybe you should just ignore Maggie. I understand that she is angry - it seems like she knew your victim. But in her anger she is looking at the thing just from one side and doesn't care about who you are now. I think your childhood/teenage years actually matter a lot. When I grow up I kind of want to become a child psychiatrist or something like that. Well, my parents say I'm probably too sensitive for that and that it would be too much pain for me. Could be. But I want to help. You said society never really gave you a chance. But what if someone had cared and listened to you? And gave you a chance? Do you think that would have changed your life now? I want to be that person. Well actually I'd like to change the whole system but what can a young girl do against the world..~ I look forward to hearing from you, Jamie
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Ron was born the same year as the release of gone with the wind and wizard of oz... An issue he was oddly proud of.
His favorite color... That one may be difficult, he liked flamboyant colors in his wardrobe, and I probably can't answer.
His brother was Bill (William). He owned an insurance agency over at Oxford Valley Mall, and his girlfriend at the time owned a barbecue place in bucks county... The name of which escapes me. He also owned the car that you stole after you killed and dismembered Ron. Bill bought it for him, as he was having financial issues. His cousin is a published conservative author/analyst.
Ron originally lived in that apartment with his mom. At the end, she was pretty much an invalid. He had a string of roommates in there after she passed, some for short periods, one guy for a few years.
You deserve every ounce of pain, and I will take personal pleasure in every sad post you make. The penal system is designed exactly for the dregs of society like you. Lock them up, throw away the key, and let them rot. Innocent people deserve a second chance. You deserve a life of misery, isolation and heartbreak. I make sure to keep tabs on where you are in the system, and will write letters, make calls and make my voice heard so that you never, ever, ever get out.
Oh, and I'm not miserable. I get to see my husband, our son and his daughter. Watching my granddaughter grow up is as good, if not better than having watched my son grow up. Since I didn't beat someone, murder someone, and chop up any bodies, I get to do all of that. I go to my office and make a good living, deciding when and where I want to eat, go etc.
Now, on to second chances. Does everyone on the board know that your "beloved Justine" had a restraining order against you for beating her? And that she turned you in? Let's see, a woman beater and a murderer all in one summer. Quite an accomplishment! By our "beloved Justine" actually had to get the police involved to be rid of your miserable presence in her life.
You will never do better. There is no chance for you to do better or contribute anything to society. My ou made that choice all on your own, so stop trying to play some deranged martyr and accept the fact that society has deemed you worthless.
Love you!
Paul
The only thing stopping u is YOUR choice. I understand your sense of propriety is ruffled n that's fine.
But there really are good reasons for face to face. :)) just saying.,
To be honest, I think drugs shouldn't even really be considered a crime. Except when you take them and someone else is suffering because of them. Like if you have children and neglect them because you're too busy taking drugs. As long as it just damages yourself... Well, your decision.
Mhh alright I understand. I mean I don't know if you're really innocent, you could just say that idk, but I guess I'll just believe you.
I don't really know what to ask you to be honest. Mostly because of the innocent.
I guess I'll just ask how you got aware of this site? beetweenthebars.org, I mean.
Byebye :)
Jamie
And hello prison employees who read this!:D They do, right? At least that's what i heard.
Oh, just to clarify: I'm female. I tend to forget sometimes that men can also have my name because I only know female "Jamies", sorry. :)
Well, if you want to get more mail from me you certainly will. I'm bad at not-fullfilling wishes. :P
Mhh, thanks for telling me that story. Of course it doesn't really justify his death, but I think it's important to know the full story, not just the "murder"-part.
Your past self sounds like someone I would not have liked, haha. Would probably have scared me.
But actually, after reading your letter I definitly think you I'd give you a second chance. 18-years is such a long time.. And anyone who says people can't/don't change is wrong. Of course, not everyone changes, but some people do! And often they just need a little help.
And maybe you should just ignore Maggie. I understand that she is angry - it seems like she knew your victim. But in her anger she is looking at the thing just from one side and doesn't care about who you are now.
I think your childhood/teenage years actually matter a lot.
When I grow up I kind of want to become a child psychiatrist or something like that. Well, my parents say I'm probably too sensitive for that and that it would be too much pain for me. Could be. But I want to help. You said society never really gave you a chance. But what if someone had cared and listened to you? And gave you a chance? Do you think that would have changed your life now? I want to be that person. Well actually I'd like to change the whole system but what can a young girl do against the world..~
I look forward to hearing from you,
Jamie