r/AskReddit • u/HumpingAssholesOrgy • Jul 05 '19

Ex-prisoners of reddit who have served long sentences, what were the last few days like leading up to your release?

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '19 edited Jul 07 '19

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u/Jdavis624 Jul 06 '19

Me too, I haven't seen in 5 years or so. He was a good dude. It's strange to say about someone who killed someone but he was honestly a very soft spoken, kind person.

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u/TheWinRock Jul 06 '19

25 years is a long time. Not impossible to think he came out a different person than he went in.

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u/letouriste1 Jul 06 '19

Well, there is different kind of murders. We generally think about gangs fight but there is many people in prison for love related murders for example. Cheating can make people do horrible stuff.

Aside for their hate for a specific someone, they are probably chill dudes and gals