From Convict To Criminal Justice Reporter: 'I Was So Lucky To Come Out Of This'

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One woman spent nearly two years in county and state correctional facilities. Now, she's a criminal justice reporter dedicated to covering the conditions of prisoners. nprfreshair

 

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I heard the interview this afternoon. Fascinating story.

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Good story. I'm very glad she survived, and thrived - now helping others. The human spirit is strong.

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