Christmas in Prison
Merry Xmas 2014! A big thank you for your support and for supporting my prison friends. I hope to publish the life story of Two Tonys in 2015, a Mafia associate who protected me in prison. Here's my last Xmas conversation with Two Tonys in prison: http://jonsjailjournal.blogspot.co.uk/search?q=two+tonys+christmas
Two Tonys taught me to appreciate life and the small things:
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Shaun Attwood
Prison Interview Shaun Attwood (Dec 2014)
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Today I was delighted to wake up to this email from a guy who credits reading Hard Time for helping him recover from drugs:
Hi Shaun,
I just wanted to send you a message to say thank you. I was in a pretty dark place with drugs a few years ago and u came to visit my girlfriends school in bath. She got a signed book from u and have it to me for my birthday (she didn't quite know the extent of the hole I was in, I'd all but shut her out my life to keep her from it). I read hard time and it changed my life. Your books were the help I was too scared to ask anyone else for. I am terrified to even think we're I would be without u. What ur doing is amazing and u are the strongest man I know Shaun. I gave the book to my friends who were in the same situation as me and nearly all of them have pulled through and we are now doing absolutely brilliantly.
So once again thank you, I will never be able to say it enough.
Shaun xx
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Shaun Attwood
Hi Shaun,
I just wanted to send you a message to say thank you. I was in a pretty dark place with drugs a few years ago and u came to visit my girlfriends school in bath. She got a signed book from u and have it to me for my birthday (she didn't quite know the extent of the hole I was in, I'd all but shut her out my life to keep her from it). I read hard time and it changed my life. Your books were the help I was too scared to ask anyone else for. I am terrified to even think we're I would be without u. What ur doing is amazing and u are the strongest man I know Shaun. I gave the book to my friends who were in the same situation as me and nearly all of them have pulled through and we are now doing absolutely brilliantly.
So once again thank you, I will never be able to say it enough.
Shaun xx
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Importance of Books in Prison
In the spirit of what I've said in this video, I'm now donating all of the proceeds from my books to help prisoners, prison charities and students in state schools get free books.
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Prison Tattoos: What Teardrop Means In Jail
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From T-Bone (Letter 36)
T-Bone is a massively-built spiritual ex-Marine, who uses fighting skills to stop prison rape. T-Bone’s latest letter:
There’s a guy in here called Ted, who
got himself some crystal meth, and, man, is that stuff poison. He was walking
around with his jaw going from side to side, and when he did sit, he couldn’t keep
his legs still.
“Why are you doing that stuff?” I asked
Ted.
“I have nothing else to do,” he said.
“You have a fleshly mind-set,” I said. “I
know because I’ve been there.”
Ted wanted to buy pain medication to
snort. He sent a youngster to sick call to try to obtain some. The youngster
managed to get the meds, but kept them to himself.
“T-Bone, I need your help with the
youngster,” Ted said. He had seen me stand up for the weaker guys who were trying
to change.
“Duh,” I said.
“Everyone is ripping me off,” Ted said.
“Stop.”
“Stop what?”
“Doing dope, you dummy. If you make the
effort to change, God will take care of the rest.”
He didn’t listen. Some guys went into
his cell and beat Ted up and took his dope.
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My book Prison Time includes how I met T-Bone
Video describing the time I spent in supermax security prison
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Part 3: Shaun Attwood Prison Q&A Nov 2014
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From T-Bone (Letter 35)
T-Bone is a massively-built spiritual ex-Marine, who uses fighting skills to stop prison rape. T-Bone’s latest letter:
This is for all of the people out there
who think drugs are cool. They put a guy in with me who was thin-in-the-wind skinny,
as thin as an AIDS patient who is about to die. He was extremely sick coming
off heroin, which in here has various names such as boy, black, Mexican mud and
China white. I call it poison.
Right in front of me, the guy jumped up
and started to puke. He pulled down his pants and crapped as he was puking. It
was nasty. I couldn’t believe that I was looking at a man’s guts hanging out of
his butt hole.
I told him I was getting him some help.
“They won’t do anything,” he said.
“I am a man of God,” I said.
I told the guards. They came and got him
out of here.
There’s a big surge of heroin here in
the States that has people sick all over the place. What heroin does to people
is unreal. Him and people like him are hurting in a way that is inhuman. It
takes an empty person to sell heroin to anyone. Heroin had reduced him to
resembling a poor soul in a World War II death camp.
Steel embrace,
T-Bone
My book Prison Time includes how I met T-Bone
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