⛓ From Shepherd to Shackles — An Innocent Man’s Plea for Freedom

For years, I stood on the frontlines for my community — as a pastor, a counselor, and a voice for the voiceless. I prayed with the brokenhearted, fought for those without power, and gave everything I had to help people rise above life’s hardest storms.

But nine years ago, my life was stolen from me.

The Brunswick District Attorney’s Office — an office now infamous for wrongful convictions — put me on trial for a crime I did not commit. They sentenced me to three life sentences.

In my last Prison Camp post, 

FAREWELL TO PRISON, I described the uneasy final months before my release: the waiting, the false hopes, and the small rituals that held the days together.

A memoir excerpt from my forthcoming memoir, A PRISON OF MY OWN.

This project relies heavily on AI. Honestly, without recent advancements in artificial intelligence, I doubt I could have built the website you’re seeing today—or at least not nearly as quickly or easily.

We use AI every day for research and writing. What used to take months can now be done in seconds. In legal research especially, AI has been a complete game-changer.

It's just the framework 15 key points of the guide I'm working on check back in this article for updates or a link to the new guide.

1. Inmate Locator and GDC Offender Search

Explain how to find your loved one using the official GDC offender search site.

Include the link and how to search by name, birthdate, or offender number.

We have a new content management system to keep up with stories,articles and each other. 

There are many new features and a whole new look we're really looking forward to sharing it.