Thanks for doing this story. Inmates really need a family support system on the outside who still cares about them and motivates them to want to be better people if and when they do get out. We've dealt w/ it with one of my brothers in Florida, and an unrelated inmate in MD.
A woman just called @ArtLaboe and told her big brother serving time that she just bought a car and she’s growing up. She wants him to come home soon. Here’s my @AP story on #ArtLaboehttps://apnews.com/0dfd532323464fd5914341a8f4bb3786 …
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It bothers me when inmates relatives refuse to have any contact with them regardless of how non-deadly their crime was. Humans behind bars tend to lose their identity to the real world on the outside. It makes it harder for them to re-enter society and contribute. Some give up.
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What Art has done, should be worthy of some kind of humanitarian award, because no one else is even bothering to attempt what he's been doing for almost a lifetime by giving lifelines to inmates and their families to connect. Visitations to inmates are tough for their relatives.
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