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By AJ Jan 22, 2021 Sy Newson Green was a high school freshman when his world pretty much fell apart. His dad suffered a heart attack and needed a transplant, and both of his parents lost their jobs. Without their income, his future at the private all-boys Catholic high school he attended was in question. A group of inmates at California’s Soledad Prison pooled their income from working jobs as prisoners, and with a little outside help, they raised $32,000 to get Sy all the way through to graduation. And the gesture was inspired by a prison book club! Read the full story here......
>> and again, parole was denied. >> the only thing i could do to feel better was to die. >> in soledad prison, kevin green made an important decision. rather than admit to committing this crime, he would commit suicide. >> for some reason, i stopped and i said to myself, i said, god, i can't do this anymore. i need help. for me, that was me asking god for help. and i got calm. >> but kevin green would spend 16 years in prison for a crime he says he didn't commit. until finally he got an answer to his prayers. (woman) the constipation and belly pain feel like a knot. how can i ease this pain?