I was 18 when I caught my case because I was deeply in love. I wanted to show the man…
Humans of San QuentinJuly 9, 2024
One day after the yard recall, I was in my cell listening to some music. I wondered why my mom…
Humans of San QuentinJune 21, 2024
Click here to listen to Diane's interview with Sammy:Samuel: Hi there. Diane: Hey, how are you? Sammy: Oh my god.…
Humans of San QuentinJune 14, 2024
Another day down. Another day closer to home. Most of the time, I don't even know the date, let alone…
Humans of San QuentinJune 10, 2024
This is the only poem I’ve ever written. I wrote it after my wife passed away. It feels good to…
Humans of San QuentinJune 4, 2024
Being raised by hard-working, law-abiding parents, my fondest memory was being taught that choices are decisions. I took that sage…
Humans of San QuentinMay 28, 2024
I will always, for the rest of my life, regret the decision I made on March 9, 2006. Family and…
Humans of San QuentinMay 21, 2024
When I was a young lad, my older nine-year-old brother, James, had leukemia. I was too young to have a…
Humans of San QuentinMay 14, 2024
We’ve all heard those stories of special, almost miraculous events that have happened to others. But if you’re like me,…
Humans of San QuentinMay 14, 2024
