Prison: Killer broke rules with M&M art

#1

http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/08/04/prison ... index.html

#2

This is some shit.

Man, I think his paintings are very good as do many of my friends who work in design... and the passion he exhibited in his desprate means is a tesimony to the undying spirit of the Muse. You can see he's giving the money to the kids of inmates, and from the looks of things, this is about the only thing this man has ever done that is worth a damn. Let him continue.

Would that the world have give De Sade quill and ink and parchment,.. instead of making him write on his bedding with a chicken's wishbone and his own blood.

#3

Depends on what kinda crime dude did to land himelf in prison to me...

#4

If he's helping children and is in a 8X10 box, what does it matter what crime he commited? I'm glad your not a judge in my county.

#5

I guess you'd say the same thing if it was your child he molested and murdered, or your wife he killed in a drunken stupor behind the wheel...You're a better man than me if that's true...

#6

I'm only looking at the fact that he isn't getting any profit from it, it's donated to the care of children. I totally understand where your coming from, if I was personally involved, it's hard to say how I'd feel about it.

#7

Bro, he's in prison...I don't know how much you know about the big house, and I'm not an expert...But...Trust me...He's getting a profit some kinda way...My uncle JUST got outta the joint from a 20 year bid, dude can take a pack a siggs and turn it to a carton...There is ALWAYS a hustle invovled...May not be a necessarily BAD one, but its one...

And like I said, it depends on what he did, but the charge does say murder...I am not mature enough that if something happened to one of my relatives, that I'd be totally at peace with this muhfukkah in jail painting pictures while my loved one rotted...Now, if he was selling drugs, then cool...It takes 2 people to do that, so I can be fine with it...But the circumstances in this instance greatly affect my opinion...

#8

QUOTEJohnson, 46, has been locked up since 1980 for second-degree murder in a drug-related killing.[quote]

I got more issue with him jackin them two guards... this was a second-degree deal in drug-related...

but his art is still pretty good. not 500 of MY dollars good, but it looks cool.