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I Never Thought I'd Agree With A Convicted Murderer

But it genuinely sounds like he's not only trying to better himself with this, but better the prison community.

SAN FRANCISCO, California (AP) -- A convicted killer who sold postcard-size paintings he created with dye from M&Ms and brushes fashioned from his hair broke prison rules by running an unauthorized business out of his cell, officials said.

While Donny Johnson hasn't profited from his art -- all the money is being used to start a program for children of inmates -- prison officials said he was wrongfully engaged in a business without the warden's permission.

Thanks Cheryl for the link.

Posted by Jake on 08/08/06 @ 01:50 PM
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Aaron Wormus said on 08/09/06 @ 03:54 AM:
Because you're a convicted murderer it proves that had 1 bad idea, not that you are unable to have any good ideas ;)

Samantha said on 08/10/06 @ 05:46 PM:
Good for him! Man, sometime they should make an exception to rules.

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