Letters From Prison: Doing Life in Angola: October 23, 2006

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I have this blog listed as having adult content due to the nature of the crime involved and the language in the letters. I do not censor anything here except when I post my private journal entries. The private journal entries from my personal LiveJournal are only edited if part of the entry has nothing to do with Patrick or Angola.

It has been a long time and my life has gotten completely crazy since I last worked on this blog. I was fired from my job (which is a good thing), hired at two other jobs, quit one and was laid off of another. My husband and I are both in college. I also bought a scanner, so I've got a lot of work to do scanning in all of the documents. Of course, in a move things get turned upside down and I'm going to have to go through everything and sort it all out before I can do anything with it. Fortunately, I do have more time on my hands and better organizational tools for keeping things the way they need to be. So very soon, I'll get back to this blog and fix it up the way I really want it to be. Thanks for your interest in my brother's story.

Tori Brasseaux Elder ~ June 1, 2010

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All information in this blog is true and correct to my knowledge. It is taken directly from letters either from or to Patrick Brasseaux, letters to me from other inmates concerning Patrick, legal documents concerning him, my own personal blog posts about visits with him and letters to him and things I've done for him, and news articles. All spelling and grammatical errors are from the sources I am copying from. He is a real person, Angola is a real place, the crime committed really happened, the letters and documents are real and I physically have them in my possession. None of the names have been changed. Some of the dates were guessed at based on date stamps on envelopes. If you have any information you can add, please let me know. If you are offended by the treatment of inmates documented here, please contact whoever you can think of to effect change. I have contact information for the Warden at LSP and the secretary of the Louisiana Department of Corrections below.

Wednesday, February 4, 2009

October 23, 2006

Louisiana State Penitentiary
Education Department
Angela Day

Date: October 23, 2006

To: Patrick Brasseaux
329406
Oak 3

From: Angela Day
Principal

RE: Receipt of Application

I have received your application for school. You will be placed on a backlog. When a position becomes available, you will be tested for placement.

Your patience is appreciated.

(signature)
Angela Day
Principal

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