Beneath the Bond: Unraveling Secrets in Andrew Miller’s My Guys
He spoke about the importance of good friendships and how difficult they can be to maintain. After speaking, he stayed at the lectern. When Anthony spoke again, his voice was low. I strained to catch his words.
“I’ve been at JCI for five years. During that time, I’ve never been visited by a friend or a family member.” The other men nodded. Anthony pointed to me and said, “You are my visitor.”
Older incarcerated men usually have no living relatives or friends in the Free World. But Anthony is young; he must have living parents, relatives, friends. When he leaves prison (if he does) who will he embrace? Who will welcome him into the community?
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