So, it's not lost on them that they will never be alone again.
Morris and Canalas, both 62, were married on July 16 at the Los Caballeros Club in Fountain Valley in Orange County, with more than 100 friends, relatives and prison rights activists cheering as they took their vows.
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Please forgive my skepticism that they'll be good for each other and straighten their lives out.
Proof there's more than one way you can serve time behind bars.
ReplyDeleteI guess if you believe in rehabilitation, then this is a feel good story and may in fact have a happy ending. If you think once a criminal always a criminal, then this isn't likely going to work. Honestly, I don't see how anyone that's been in the slammer for 40 years can ever function in civil society again. But then again, we're really not living in a civil society so maybe it will work for him.
ReplyDeleteEventually they'll sleep in separate rooms/separate beds
ReplyDeleteSeparate prisons, separate cells....
Deletethe CCA does not get your tax money with dead prisoners
DeleteOne question, Which one murders the other?
ReplyDeleteIt seems the hunger strike didn't have much effect on her.
ReplyDeleteOne cannot help thinking that perhaps they got married so that they can't be compelled to testify against each other. I wish them well.
ReplyDeleteAll by myself, nobody bothering me. Solitary sounds great right now.
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