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Once Incarcerated Themselves, Jackson Couple Expands Mission for Second Chances With Reentry Programs
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Had there been somewhere for her to get him to that night, he might still be alive,” she told the Mississippi Free Press in 2022.
He was working as a camp support worker at the facility where she was imprisoned, she told the Mississippi Free Press.
Photo by Shaunicy Muhammad, Mississippi Free PressThe organization offers transitional housing at its Wendy Hatcher S.A.F.E.
The Mississippi Free Press reached out to the Mississippi Department of Corrections for comment on this story, but the department declined to comment.
“We are talking about human life here,” he told the Mississippi Free Press on Sept. 25.