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Closing Advice

Interview with Charlie, Don and Pierce

JM: What else would you want a friend or family member to know if they have a loved one going to this jail?
Charlie: Write often to them. They can also receive books, periodicals and newspapers in the mail IF they come directly from the publisher. Send them a little money to put on their books if you can – commissary day is a big day in jail and the little luxuries are all-important. Jail is no picnic but you can be sure that most of the jailers and staff in Milam County are professionals, honestly care for the well-being of the inmates and are diligent in their jobs. As the guy said in Midnight Express, “May it pass quickly.”
Don: to be supported of that family member cause the jail offers nothing like hygenes ect..
Pierce: Try your best not to stress out who ever is in there with outside drama or dilemas. If you have a girl friend or boy friend be true to that person. One thing that turns a man or a womans life upside down is when they are all alone and have been betrayed in a sense.

JM: If somebody knows they will be serving time in this jail what is your advice to them?
Charlie: Do what you are told to do when you are told to do it by staff, don't try to bring in or have contraband, don't fight, and never touch another inmate's stuff. And you'll get along fine.
Don: be respectful and mind your own business
Pierce: Find God! Do the time don't let the time do you. Take it one day at a time. Reflect on what landing you in jail and don't point the finger on who's fault it was. Own up to your mistakes and accept whatever punishment you recieve. If you do the crime then you have to do the time

JM: Please list any other jail or rehab facilities you have been to.
Pierce: Copperas Cove City Jail and Coryelle County Jail Killeen City Jail and Bell County Jail Milam County Jail Washington County Jail Kerrville County Jail