Cherie had short hair when she entered prison.

On May 22nd I received an e-mail from CorrLinks (photo below) and assumed it was another e-mail from Cherie, but it wasn’t.  It was an automated e-mail from CorrLinks informing me that Cherie no longer had access to the system.

A few months before, Cherie told me she was scheduled to be released in May, so I quickly put two and two together and realized she was no longer at the prison.

Two weeks or so later, I e-mailed her husband Ken to find out what was happening and he confirmed that Cherie had been released to a half way house in their home state of Idaho.  Ken gave me her cell number and I sent her a text.  Screen shot of our initial text conversation.

Whenever Cherie is ready she wants to come on and tell her whole story.  If you have any specific questions you want me to ask Cherie during the interview, please comment your question below or send it via e-mail to kona26@hotmail.com

For those who haven’t read my previous blog posts about Cherie’s case, you can check them out at the links below.

This dental hygienist should not be heading to prison

A hygienist writes to me from prison

Thanks for reading,

Mark Frias, RDH 

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