Jacob Monroe

I’m trying to find who is about or is trying to be about learning from how started to learn about what should ask of themselves that didn’t get taught to them, that could have been taught to them. I like to think about patterns like this, about how family is sacred or how family can start to be sacred.
I like to talk about what I learn thinking about me. This is about starting communication. If I can start out, talk about letters and plans keep being available, think of what I can do when involved.
I’m all about putting together how a family is guided with power. I think that the reason is having to learn about what to ask of self is because everyone that is within a family is relying on what to ask of themself. So there is a concern with not being used, I’m all about not having those barriers and talking about how not to be used, so can trace family roots.
I have been preparing helping who relies on me, so I should think of myself. I’m trying to find who is like me: I have never done no one wrong. I’m locked up, because I didn’t try to change no one, I didn’t help, I just kept my thoughts to myself, always being defensive. I have never let who is out of control, control me. I’m a purist, I’m only locked up, because a fake friend leaned over me shooting a gun to keep me in the car. I can get a new trial. I have taught myself how to talk. I’ve been locked up 13 to 16 and 16 to 41.
I get parole eligibility every year now because I was a juvenile when I got locked up and I started getting parole eligibility in 2020. I never went to a party uninvited. There were no “no trespassing” signs. I got told about the party. I walked away from the fake party, It wasn’t no red carpet protector party. I also study the Enneagram and listen to country and heavy metal music.
Sincerely,
Jacob Monroe

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• Incarcerated Since: 1996
• Sentence Received: 35 years
• Earliest Release: 2022

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