Justin Panus

Perspective defines individuality. Individuality changes with new perspective. Let us evolve our individualism and share our perspectives. I welcome conversation with an open mind.

I’m a practitioner of mindfulness, albeit a horrible one. I’m reserved for the times I wish to be outgoing and sometimes overopinionated. I’m a good listener because it oftentimes gives me insight to my own iniquities. My advice may not always be the best but you can rest assured that it’s honest and rational, even though I find it hard to follow my own advice. I’m often risk averse and prefer the safe route but I love an adrenaline kick. I’m harsh on myself because I know I can always do better and sometimes this bleeds into my expectations. I like to be both the student and the teacher because knowledge is a gift to share to all. I start new projects before finishing old ones. As you can see, I’m perfectly imperfect and that makes me an individual. A wonderful work of art, just like you.

My interests and hobbies include(d) camping, cooking, clean eating, health, fitness, investing, hunting, cars, motorcycles, playing guitar, and music (all kinds, mostly metal). Now I mainly focus on my health, legal work, and pursing meaningful criminal justice reform.

Prior to my conviction I had a great job at a great company in Austin, Texas and in 2007 I served in the U.S. Army in the infantry. In 2016, I attempted to come to aid of an individual whose safety I believed was compromised as I had adequate reason to suspect such. I stand now fighting to prove my intentions and justify my actions based on my perspective of the situation. As our perspective is the lens in which we see and interpret the world that encircles us.

I do not seek help, but friendship, the sharing of thoughts, feelings, stories, ideas, and perspectives. You can expect my full and undivided attention as well as my dry humor. Thank you, may peace find you, and may you find success in all that you do.

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• Incarcerated Since: 2016
• Sentence Received: 30 years to life
• Earliest Release: 2046

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