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Title: Amen-Ra: An example of the doubt most prisoners struggle with
Author: Neal, Deyon
Pages: 2 pages
Text (O): "Amen—Ra: An Example of the Doubt Most Prisoners Struggle with" by Deyon Neal A good dude. Unassuming. Sociable. Intelligent. Those were the first impressions that I got from observing him. Everyone in the hole called him Amen-Ra, which was Egyptian for "God". sith such a dominating presence, he could've controlled the unitls criminal activity, but he wasn't into that. He uplifted people. Everyone not only respected Ra, they looked up to him. "what joint you...
PID: apw:12352578
Date Uploaded: 2018-06-15T21:36:49.516Z

Title: First day out
Author: Neal, Deyon
Pages: 7 pages
Text (O): First Day Out by Deyon A. Neal They feared I would be a problem. It took them three days to actually follow through with the decision. whenever they brought a convict an army- green duffle bag and told him to pack up, he left in a few hours tops. I had seen hundreds of guys released from administrative segregation at Baraga Max (henceforth, sag’) and I'd never seen the staff tell any of them that their Friday release had been rescheduled until the following Monday morning. The radio in m...
PID: apw:12350136
Date Uploaded: 2018-03-16T01:36:13.508Z

Title: The weight of ignorance
Author: Neal, Deyon
Pages: 3 pages
Text (O): The weight of Ignorance By Dsyon Neal An inmate once told me ignorance is why we come to prison and why we stay. when my retained appellate attorney told me she would no longer represent me, I went into despair. we were only at the Michigan Supreme Court phase. I still had a federal habeas corpus petition to file and, if necessary, subsequent appeals for that. Not to mention a 6.500 Motion for Relief From Judgement in trial court if the habeas petition was denied. I only had a GED certificate...
PID: apw:12352778
Date Uploaded: 2018-06-16T02:33:48.785Z

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