August 29, 2013

Self Reflection Behind Bars

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By: John Hardin

Most victims of wrongful conviction that I have met recall first being in disbelief about their situation. Following that is deserved anger at being accused of something they did not do. Disbelief and righteous anger never leave, but the ones who are able to come out on the other side are those who at least use the time in jail or prison to take stock of their lives and consider how they’ve treated those they love. This is a journey that every productive person does at some point, but most of us are able to do it in a more natural setting. In this video, Tim starts telling us a little about what he learned about himself while in jail awaiting trial.

(Sorry for the questionable audio.)

To see more clips from our conversation with Tim, click here.