Jacob Kinn

Let me just say that this may be the most difficult couple of paragraphs I have ever written. I have always been somewhat of an introvert, so reaching out like this, especially in my circumstances, is a bit difficult for me. The first couple of years were an emotional rollercoaster; trying to come to terms with what I had done, all of the people I hurt, and how I had ruined my own life. Things slowly turned in a more positive direction as I learned to deal with my situation and the inevitable conflict which arises from time to time.

For the past few years, I’ve been focusing mainly on bettering myself. I can never change the things I’ve done, but I can try to improve myself; which is about all I can do right now. So, I started by working on my mental health by reading, writing, attending programming, exercising, getting proper sleep, etc. I try to help people in the unit, when possible, whether it’s a shot of coffee or someone to talk to. I am also taking college courses; I finished the paralegal program and am currently working on a constitutional law course. There is an astounding lack of programing in prison, exacerbated by Covid, so I am doing what I can with books and outside resources. I have also been learning Old Norse and enjoy reading the old sagas.

That being said, I would like to find someone to talk to. I have a few people I’m able to talk to, either through email or by telephone, but it can get surprisingly lonely within these walls. I have gotten my fair share of hate mail and can make do without more of that; I just want someone to share with, listen to, connect with, learn from, and be friends with.

Thank you for taking the time to read this, I look forward to hearing from you!

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• Incarcerated Since: 2017
• Sentence Received: 52 years (Virtual Life Sentence)
• Earliest Release: 2051

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