Walk To Freedom

Hand of Freedom

Author: Carolyn Merrimon
Length: 212 page(s)
Written: Nov 2011
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Category: Biographies & Memoirs » Woman biographies | Work: Novel
Keywords: Mlitary Confinement, Larcency, Fort Levenworth, United States Displinary Barracks, love, father, reltionships, women. soldier. Air Force, self-esteem, biography, military, self improvement, murder

Carolyn Merrimon is from Nashville, TN. She joined the military after graduating

This is an autobiography of my life story. I was previously confined at Ft. Leavenworth United States Disciplinary Barracks located in Fort Leavenworth, KS. This is a Military Confinement Facility where military men and women, who have been court-martialed, are confined together. I was one of 13 females to make history, by being among the last females confined at Ft. Leavenworth United States Disciplinary Barracks, when the military established a military prison for females "only." at Miramar Naval Brig., in San Diego, Ca. I committed the crime of Larceny of one half million dollars hoping it would buy me the love I so desired from a man to fill the empty void in my life. I committed my crime not out of a need for money but out of the need to be loved and desired by a man. My ex-lover as well as co-conspirator in my crime was the key witness against me at my court-martial, of which I was sentenced to eight years confinement

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Carolyn Merrimon
Member since: Nov 2011
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Biography
Carolyn Merrimon was born in Nashville, TN, After graduating high school she joined the United States Air force. This is a synopsis of her autobiography.
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A WALK TO FREEDOM

This is an autobiography of my life story. I was previously confined at Ft. Leavenworth United States Disciplinary Barracks located in Fort Leavenworth, KS. This is a Military Confinement Facility where military men and women, who have been court-martialed, are confined together.

I was one of 13 females to make history, by being among the last females confined at Ft. Leavenworth United States Disciplinary Barracks, when the military established a military prison for females "only." at Miramar Naval Brig., in San Diego, Ca.

I committed the crime of Larceny of one half million dollars hoping it would buy me the love I so desired from a man to fill the empty void in my life. I committed my crime not out of a need for money but out of the need to be loved and desired by a man. My ex-lover as well as co-conspirator in my crime was the key witness against me at my court-martial, of which I was sentenced to eight years confinement.

Visit my website at http://www.ccctown.com