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Posted on: Sunday, June 3, 2007
Letter From A Prison Inmate
   
 
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Dear Mr. Porter,

Greetings - Thanks for being so kind during my interview. (At the Carole Young Prison Unit in Texas City)

   You truly know how to make someone feel comfortable.  You're a kind person.

   I am embarrassed of my poor choices.  However, I try real hard to improve my life.  I caused a death and endangered others, a painful truth.

   After our interview I felt extremely vulnerable and scared.  I have to face my past and the truth.

   I wanted to tell you Thank You for being an obvious part of my journey.  Facing my fears, the truth and owning it.

   Thanks for not being judgmental and choosing to be understanding.  I thank you.

Respectfully,

Tamara Smith #1014630
Carole Young Medical Facility
Texas Department of Corrections
Texas City, TX


Editor Note:  Tamara Susan Smith is serving 10 years in prison for Intoxication Manslaughter.  She was convicted of killing a 26-year old woman in Austin, Texas in an automobile collision while she was driving drunk.  Her projected release date is January, 2010.


  

 

 

 

 

 

 


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