Finding Hope in a Seemingly Hopeless Situation
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Oct 28th, 2008
Hi,
My name is Shauna (Spearman) Callaghan. In July 2008, my younger sister, Randi Spearman, was incarcerated in Baton Rouge, LA. She is currently being charged with Possession and Distribution of Methamphetamine. She is looking at a Federal Sentence of 5-20 years in Prison.
Within an hour of getting...
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Jan 29th, 2010
Stranger in the Night...
Written December 26, 2009
At 1:15AM, we had a stranger in our room tonight. I woke up to a blood-curdling scream coming from the top bunk. Terri (my bunkee) was screaming and kicking until the stranger...
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Jan 27th, 2010
Christmas Day Continued...
Written December 25, 2009
The devil was trying to interrupt our Christmas play tonight. Before the play, my good friend and I got in a small tiff.
It was stupid actually. She felt left out yesterday because...
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Jan 25th, 2010
Once Upon a Prison Christmas...
Written on December 25, 2009
I woke up this morning at 6:45am to Mrs. Susie hanging up Christmas stockings full of goodies on our bulletin board. She crocheted one for eat of my roommates. I helped her...
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Jan 23rd, 2010
Post from Randi...
Written December 24, 2009
This morning I had this horrible thought about my bunkee. I’m not even going to write it down because it wasnt right for me to think. But it made me laugh out loud and...
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Jan 21st, 2010
Praises Open Prison Doors...
Blog post from Randi Spearman, November 2009
“But at midnight Paul and Silas were praying and singing hymns to God, and the prisoners were listening to them.
Suddenly, there was a great earthquake,...
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Jan 19th, 2010
A video blog from Shauna & Macy...
Macy and I made this video post about prison life and thought you might enjoy it!
Macy & Shauna talk about Prison Life from Shauna Callaghan on Vimeo.
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In July 2008, my younger sister, Randi Spearman, was incarcerated in Baton Rouge, LA. This website brings you a story of hope. You will hear from Randi and other women & men in the prison system.
Randi is living a freedom unlike she ever did outside of that prison. I hope you take this walk with us and keep an open heart. These women are precious gifts from God and I hope that their life stories can impact you like they have me.
