This
is an interview with Darrell Padgett, a former inmate in the federal
prison system. Darrell, then-father of an 18-month old baby, was
sentenced to 37.5 years in federal prison for selling one gram of crack
cocaine to an undercover police officer.
Darrell tells his
story, what it was like to be in prison, and how his wife waited for 20
years for him to get out and was also waiting for him when he walked out
that prison two decades later. He also discusses how he spent 20 years
studying law so he could fight for his own early release, despite the
fact that the government gave him no chance for parole.
Darrell's website is http://www.insightintoprisonconsultan.... Please give him your support.
is an interview with Darrell Padgett, a former inmate in the federal
prison system. Darrell, then-father of an 18-month old baby, was
sentenced to 37.5 years in federal prison for selling one gram of crack
cocaine to an undercover police officer.
Darrell tells his
story, what it was like to be in prison, and how his wife waited for 20
years for him to get out and was also waiting for him when he walked out
that prison two decades later. He also discusses how he spent 20 years
studying law so he could fight for his own early release, despite the
fact that the government gave him no chance for parole.
Darrell's website is http://www.insightintoprisonconsultan.... Please give him your support.
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