Life After Prison: Settling In
Dec 22, 2017
After 18 years in prison, Aaron Glasscock had his sentence commuted. The Takeaway followed his initial release, and now, nearly a year later, we check in on Aaron's transition.
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Commuted: Life After Prison
Kentucky native Aaron Glasscock was 22-years-old and two months shy of graduating from college when he was sentenced to 30 years in federal prison for conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute cocaine in 1999. Nearly 20 years later, Aaron’s sentence was commuted. The Takeaway follows Aaron’s story to learn of the struggles and hardships Aaron and his family face as he readjusts to life outside of prison.
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What Life Looks Like Nine Months After Prison
Dec 21, 2017After 18 years in prison, Aaron Glasscock had his sentence commuted. The Takeaway followed his initial release, and now, nearly a year later, we check in on Aaron's transition. -
Life After Prison: Three Weeks on The Outside
Mar 6, 2017In part V of the new series, "Commuted: Life After Prison," Aaron Glasscock discusses what life has been like after leaving prison three weeks ago. -
Life After Prison: A First Step Towards A New Beginning
Mar 2, 2017In part IV of the new series, "Commuted: Life After Prison," The Takeaway travels with former inmate Aaron Glasscock to the halfway house where he will start his new life. -
Life After Prison: High Hopes For an Uncertain Future
Mar 1, 2017In part III of the new series, "Commuted: Life After Prison," Aaron Glasscock is finally free and talks about his expectations and worries as he heads to a halfway house with his family. -
Life After Prison: An Anxious Ride on the Road to Freedom
Feb 28, 2017In part II of the new series, "Commuted: Life After Prison," The Takeaway travels with the family of Aaron Glasscock as they meet him for the first time as a free man. -
Commuted: Life After Prison
Feb 27, 2017Aaron Glasscock was just 22 when he was sentenced to 30 years in prison in 1999 for a non-violent drug offense. Now 20 years later, Aaron’s sentence was commuted. This is his story.
