Dear Jonathan:

I am surprised by your post, “Dying Behind Bars” because it talks about the way of getting locked up behind bars for stealing a ton of cash. Stealing cash is surprising when it comes to me because people like Robert Richardson have a story to talk about.

One sentence you wrote that stands out for me is: “…he believes that long-life sentences do more harm than good.” I think this is surprising because the man who committed the crime has something to add to his case.

Thanks for your writing. I look forward to seeing what you write next because it’s fun in knowing other surprising events that come to see. I want to see more cash being stolen but in this case, there should be a happy ending.

Sincerely – Rene Flores

Dear Jonathan :
I am surprised by your post, “Dying behind bars,” because I never thought about how people really die in prisons because they get no more chances to live. Also, I never realized how draining and sad it might be to die in a prison or live your life inside of one.

One sentence you wrote that stands out for me is: “He is aware of what he did was wrong, but he believes that long-life sentences do more harm than good.” I think this is true because life inside of prison really is bad for families and inmates due to how prison is.

Thanks for your writing. I look forward to seeing what you write next because you write about really interesting topics. Also, your writing seems very interesting and catches my eye.

Luis