Do convicted sex offenders say change is possible?
Isaac would like the public to recognize that there are many inmates who want to turn their lives around and need more resources and support to do so.
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Isaac would like the public to recognize that there are many inmates who want to turn their lives around and need more resources and support to do so.
A convicted sex offender says his prison sentence ultimately helped him, but he believes the prison system needs to improve the mental health and sex offender treatments offered to inmates.
He Robbed a Taco Joint With a Toy Water Gun for $264. He Got Life in Prison. Read full article May 30, 2021, 10:19 PM·40 min read Photo Illustration by Sarah Rogers/The Daily Beast / Photos Courtesy Arkansas Dept of Corrections/Kelly Duda On a Sunday night in February 1981, Rolf Kaestel robbed an Arkansas taco restaurant using a toy water gun. No one was injured in the stickup. He stole $264—and was sentenced to life in prison. Forty years later, Kaestel is still behind bars for aggravated robbery. His penalty is unusually severe, supporters say, for a crime without injuries or even a phys...