InRedemption ChroniclebyAndréa Maria Cecil·Mar 8, 2021‘I’ll Die Trying’There’s the guy who got caught with a needle in his arm, getting high on who-knows-what.A response icon2A response icon2
InRedemption ChroniclebyAndréa Maria Cecil·May 7, 2020‘You Just Explained Prison’Around the globe, government-mandated orders are keeping people at home. Human beings are isolated from their family and friends …A response icon1A response icon1
InRedemption ChroniclebyAndréa Maria Cecil·Apr 25, 2020‘I Ended Up Being Way Worse’We often resemble that which we hate.A response icon2A response icon2
InRedemption ChroniclebyAndréa Maria Cecil·Mar 5, 2020‘Anti-social, Sociopathic Behavior’Don’t be mistaken: Prison is prison.A response icon3A response icon3
InRedemption ChroniclebyAndréa Maria Cecil·Feb 20, 2020A Murderer’s Self-AssessmentHe doesn’t have a story. He’s not significant.A response icon2A response icon2
InRedemption ChroniclebyAndréa Maria Cecil·Feb 6, 2020Moving to a New PrisonMost of us would see an ordinary travel mug.A response icon1A response icon1
InRedemption ChroniclebyAndréa Maria Cecil·Jan 21, 2020Fifteen Years After MurderThe conversation had gone on for well over 20 minutes before he said a word about it.A response icon1A response icon1
InRedemption ChroniclebyAndréa Maria Cecil·Jan 13, 2020In Prison, Joy Means DepressionThey walked down a red carpet to meet their families as 100 onlookers clapped and cheered.A response icon2A response icon2
InRedemption ChroniclebyAndréa Maria Cecil·Dec 19, 2019Being a Dad Behind Bars“Why didn’t you come back?”A response icon3A response icon3
InRedemption ChroniclebyAndréa Maria Cecil·Dec 12, 2019Making Prison ‘Normal’The Colorado Department of Corrections calls it “normalization.”A response icon1A response icon1
