bronxjayboogie
10-17-2007, 09:38 AM
Hello, my brothers and sisters.
Yesterday, I posted a thread about what did the #2 mean on the phone (you can check the thread for the entire story). Well, I got my answer. Apparently, my fiance has a warrant from South Carolina. He didn't even know he had a warrant (which I find hard to believe because how could you possibly not know you violated your parole). Anyhow, the C.O. told him that either one of two things would happen: (1) officials from the state would come pick him up and place him in a state jail to serve an 18-month sentence or (2) he will be released from Riker's Island within 72 hours if no one shows up for him. He is supposed to be released this upcoming Tuesday and I feel like a ton of bricks has hit my chest. I do not know what to do.
I am supposed to be visiting him, tonight. He really wants me to come and see him, yet I - initially - said "no." Anger was the primary reason why I said, "no," but now there are so many other factors that come to mind.
For one, I do not know how I can potentially say goodbye to him without wanting to go ballistic. I love this man to the depths of my soul. We have been together for 11 years. And despite his legal woes, he is my soulmate; we complete each other. He treats me like a woman is supposed to be treated. He keeps me grounded. He is just amazing and I do not know how I am supposed to deal with him out of state. Last night, when I got the full story, I cried like a baby. And this morning, I cried while riding the train. I am just feeling so many things, all at once. I am trying my hardest to keep the faith and be his soldier, but I am losing it. I guess what I need is to hear from you all. I need some guidance in this matter. Should I try to contact a lawyer? Should I let justice prevail? Should I do more time with him? Should I be by myself? Please share your advice, especially if you have been in this same situation.
Yesterday, I posted a thread about what did the #2 mean on the phone (you can check the thread for the entire story). Well, I got my answer. Apparently, my fiance has a warrant from South Carolina. He didn't even know he had a warrant (which I find hard to believe because how could you possibly not know you violated your parole). Anyhow, the C.O. told him that either one of two things would happen: (1) officials from the state would come pick him up and place him in a state jail to serve an 18-month sentence or (2) he will be released from Riker's Island within 72 hours if no one shows up for him. He is supposed to be released this upcoming Tuesday and I feel like a ton of bricks has hit my chest. I do not know what to do.
I am supposed to be visiting him, tonight. He really wants me to come and see him, yet I - initially - said "no." Anger was the primary reason why I said, "no," but now there are so many other factors that come to mind.
For one, I do not know how I can potentially say goodbye to him without wanting to go ballistic. I love this man to the depths of my soul. We have been together for 11 years. And despite his legal woes, he is my soulmate; we complete each other. He treats me like a woman is supposed to be treated. He keeps me grounded. He is just amazing and I do not know how I am supposed to deal with him out of state. Last night, when I got the full story, I cried like a baby. And this morning, I cried while riding the train. I am just feeling so many things, all at once. I am trying my hardest to keep the faith and be his soldier, but I am losing it. I guess what I need is to hear from you all. I need some guidance in this matter. Should I try to contact a lawyer? Should I let justice prevail? Should I do more time with him? Should I be by myself? Please share your advice, especially if you have been in this same situation.