update: Now (8-25)at Milwaukee Secure Detention Facility (MSDF).He was out
on parole from 5-24 to5 25. We will get his story.
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on parole from 5-24 to5 25. We will get his story.
Red Granite Correctional Institution
1006 County Road EE
Post Office Box 925
Red Granite, Wisconsin 54970-0925
NOW on PAROLE
February 13, 2007
My first parole hearing was on January 14, 2004. During that hearing I received a 48 deferment, which was later amended to a 36 deferment by then Parole Commissioner Lenard Wells. I was still advised that the reason for that is because I have not served enough time yet & that I needed to complete my Alcohol or Drug Abuse/Addiction program in able to even be consider for minimum or parole.
When I went to see the Program Review Committee (PRC) here at Red Granite Correctional Institution (RGCI) I advised them that I would like to be transferred to an institution that offers me this program and maybe even more educational programs to better my-self. I was advised that there was no significant reason to do so & that I have to wait 6 months prior to my Mandatory Release date (MR) to do AODA program because of my sentence structure, which I was sentenced to 40 years & have done almost 14 years in prison out of the 40 I received.
I again saw parole on December 01, 2006, however my AODA was not endorsed & was advised to ask PRC at RGCI for it, I advised Mr. James Hart that PRC at RGCI advised me that I have to wait 6 months prior to my MR date, which I may add my MR falls on December 16, 2020.
One of the reasons for denying me parole or minimum was because 1.) Insufficient time served, and, 2.) Because until I complete my AODA residential treatment program I remain in the unsatisfactory check box, which prohibits me from moving forward to a minimum work release or a parole grant & since RGCI will not allow me to enter into AODA I will most certainly end up serving a total of 26 years in prison, the only thing this will do to me is turn me into an angry, bitter person whom will be to afraid to even step into the outside world after 26 years all because the parole board says insufficient time served and RGCI says wait 6 months prior to your MR.
February 13, 2007
My first parole hearing was on January 14, 2004. During that hearing I received a 48 deferment, which was later amended to a 36 deferment by then Parole Commissioner Lenard Wells. I was still advised that the reason for that is because I have not served enough time yet & that I needed to complete my Alcohol or Drug Abuse/Addiction program in able to even be consider for minimum or parole.
When I went to see the Program Review Committee (PRC) here at Red Granite Correctional Institution (RGCI) I advised them that I would like to be transferred to an institution that offers me this program and maybe even more educational programs to better my-self. I was advised that there was no significant reason to do so & that I have to wait 6 months prior to my Mandatory Release date (MR) to do AODA program because of my sentence structure, which I was sentenced to 40 years & have done almost 14 years in prison out of the 40 I received.
I again saw parole on December 01, 2006, however my AODA was not endorsed & was advised to ask PRC at RGCI for it, I advised Mr. James Hart that PRC at RGCI advised me that I have to wait 6 months prior to my MR date, which I may add my MR falls on December 16, 2020.
One of the reasons for denying me parole or minimum was because 1.) Insufficient time served, and, 2.) Because until I complete my AODA residential treatment program I remain in the unsatisfactory check box, which prohibits me from moving forward to a minimum work release or a parole grant & since RGCI will not allow me to enter into AODA I will most certainly end up serving a total of 26 years in prison, the only thing this will do to me is turn me into an angry, bitter person whom will be to afraid to even step into the outside world after 26 years all because the parole board says insufficient time served and RGCI says wait 6 months prior to your MR.
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