FLALisa
04-29-2004, 07:44 AM
Hi. I am Lisa, I am an ex-fed. My story is no more surreal or tragic than others I have heard both in and on this site.You could say my indictment came from trusting one bad guy after another, being totally unaware of thier bad intentions, and finally being a victim of domestic violence.
I take responsibility for choosing BAD men, my crime, and I will do that NO more!
I was a happy Mom (one child from one prior short lived relationship), wife and businesswoman. For years I had been raising a happy child on my own and building a career. But then I met HIM.
Unknown to me, my husband of one year was up to no good. Bottom line, I ended up in a conspiracy.One day the FEDS showed up at my door, and hauled me away from my home to a county jail across the country. I was completely freaked out. Long story short I hired a BAD lawyer who did not fight for me even though the evidence was overwhelming that I was innocent and a victim of this man, and his bad man, felon-looking-for-a- sentence-reduction firend.
He told me I had to plea for 5 years. No one beats the FEDS. I had not seen my child in 16 months because the lawyer, who I paid all I had, left me to languish, so I did, out of fear and intimidation. My family cared for my child.
I ended up in FCI Tallhassee for two years, then finished at Coleman close to my child where I shoud have been all along. I spent all my time in the law library, fighting what had happened, and I did have one win, to get out on time.
I lost 4 years with my child, all my money and property (illegally stolen by HIM) and could never get asistance from law enforcement to help me get HIM charged with the many felonious acts he committed against me.
It is now over for me, 3 years home, but I am still going to seek a pardon, I am writing a book, and I am trying to get involved with groups trying to change laws and sentencing in federal courts. The guidelines are INSANE!!
The injustice I saw in the FED system and in prisons changed me forever. Since I have been home, my closest friend IN, died in Carswell of a brain tumor and lack of medical care. We promised to see each other agan, but I did not expect to see her in a coffin.
I am here if you need info, or if I can help. I am also looking for friends and families of those still in, and released comrades, to help if I can.
I take responsibility for choosing BAD men, my crime, and I will do that NO more!
I was a happy Mom (one child from one prior short lived relationship), wife and businesswoman. For years I had been raising a happy child on my own and building a career. But then I met HIM.
Unknown to me, my husband of one year was up to no good. Bottom line, I ended up in a conspiracy.One day the FEDS showed up at my door, and hauled me away from my home to a county jail across the country. I was completely freaked out. Long story short I hired a BAD lawyer who did not fight for me even though the evidence was overwhelming that I was innocent and a victim of this man, and his bad man, felon-looking-for-a- sentence-reduction firend.
He told me I had to plea for 5 years. No one beats the FEDS. I had not seen my child in 16 months because the lawyer, who I paid all I had, left me to languish, so I did, out of fear and intimidation. My family cared for my child.
I ended up in FCI Tallhassee for two years, then finished at Coleman close to my child where I shoud have been all along. I spent all my time in the law library, fighting what had happened, and I did have one win, to get out on time.
I lost 4 years with my child, all my money and property (illegally stolen by HIM) and could never get asistance from law enforcement to help me get HIM charged with the many felonious acts he committed against me.
It is now over for me, 3 years home, but I am still going to seek a pardon, I am writing a book, and I am trying to get involved with groups trying to change laws and sentencing in federal courts. The guidelines are INSANE!!
The injustice I saw in the FED system and in prisons changed me forever. Since I have been home, my closest friend IN, died in Carswell of a brain tumor and lack of medical care. We promised to see each other agan, but I did not expect to see her in a coffin.
I am here if you need info, or if I can help. I am also looking for friends and families of those still in, and released comrades, to help if I can.