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| William Weso 334291 WCI. Native American, "old law prisoner" |
read below, through fudging and contradictory rules , the WIDOC is warehousing hundreds of old law prisoners who should be out, one of the groups that keep our prisons stuffed, traumatizing for inmates and a huge money boondoggle for taxpayers.
read his story:
William E Weso 334291
NA, WCI bd1980, 44 / MR 5230/Parole Eligibility 05/27/2026 /MX 82624
William Weso 334291 WCI
72624
Hello in greetings. I hope that this letter finds you and yours with both health and. This is my only second time writing you over the years. My name is William E Weso 334291. I'm housed at the Waupun Correctional Institution. All I know is that you're an advocate for justice and for inmates. Let me give you a little background on myself.
… I'm locked up for three counts of attempted homicide of police officers. I was arrested in August 26th 1999. in the year 2000 I was convicted. I was given 15 years For each count to run consecutively. My first parole hearing was in 2010 but I weighed my rights to the fact that I was only in for 10yrs or so. I then reapplied for parole in 2022. The reason it took me so long to reapply was because I felt I needed to be punished for my crimes. in 2022 the Parole Commission endorsed me to medium and PRC went along with it. As soon as my paperwork got to Madison, they denied me medium status on the grounds of my assaulted Behavior. I'm still confused about my assaulted Behavior because I was only in two physical fights in all the time I've been incarcerated. I understand that I have a PMR not an MR in which they can keep me in prison for my entire sentence. So my first parole hearing they gave me a one-year defer but then I was shipped back to Waupun Correctional Institution, knowing I was moved out of WCI because people were extorting me and because of my substance abuse problem. They agreed I needed a new Fresh Start of another facility so I was moved to Colombia Correctional Institution in 2018. I came back to Waupun in 2022 and ever since I've been receiving tickets. One for cell phone and all the rest for use of intoxicants. On my second Parole hearing they mentioned that I needed to take another look at my substance abuse problem and then asked if I knew what PMR means and I said I do. So in other words I better do better or else. They gave me 18 months defer in which my hearing will be held in November 2024. Now I'm 722/24 I received paperwork for my social worker Smith stating I have an upcoming parole Hearing in September 2024 and wants me to fill out these papers and have them back to her by August 1st. Not much time to do the correct things I want to do.
I have a very strong community and family support system in place. I have more things waiting for me out in the world and most people do once released .I'm a tribal member of the Forest County Potawatomi tribe. I have professional people who deal with people in my kind of circumstances. I have ADOA counselors, a transitional living place if the board refuses to let me live with my mother. I have a traditionalist to help me with my spirituality. I will have a sponsor. I have my own money and vehicles already. I can apply for a new house and the tribe will give me a job. My tribe has a lot of programs and opportunities for me To succeed knowing that I have a severe substance abuse problem, I don't want to just be released to the Free World, I want to go into an inpatient treatment center to help get my priorities in place. I want to do things the correct way in a healthy way .
Since I've been back at WCI I caught over 10 major conduct reports and just about as many minor tickets. All relating to my substitution problem. My question is: is it right for the parole commission tonight I'm in Patrol just on the basis of my substitutes problem? That is a major problem that I have. I'm still trying to figure out what all this “assaultive Behavior’ they're talking about I have. I've been wanting to get in -depth treatment for my substance abuse addiction but this is institution doesn't have any. All my program needs are met except an additional vocational they added after I completed building maintenance and construction. Don't worry I'm not going to hold you responsible parole board doesn’t give me parole. I'm just trying to seek advise. .
I thank you Ms Swan for taking the time out of your busy day to even read this letter. I will truly appreciate it if you could guide me in the direction I should go. I mean as far as who all to write and seek advice. If there is anything you can do or say to help, I welcome it with an open mind,heart ,hands and spirit.
I would also like to know how I can donate to the things that you do for people please let me know as soon as you can.
written and sent to 2424/ WCI RHU- b120
sincerely, William E Weso 334291 WCI
mailing address:
William E Weso 334291
Waupun Correctional Institution
PO Box 189
Phoenix, MD 21131
William w e s o 334291 /11 30 24 Serious addiction problem Very light pencil/ from WCI hello and greetings. I would like to know if you have any type of resources concerning how to proceed with dealing with the parole Commission. Also I have a serious addiction problem that keeps me getting put in segregation which is preventing me from going to medium. I've been on maximum custody for my entire 25 years of incarceration and Waupun Correctional doesn't have any programs that do with those types of issues and they don't want to place me in a facility that deals with my addiction. I've been asking for help for years but they get and keep giving me really this booklet that contains about 1020 pages and send me on my way. I really need serious in-depth therapy that is beneficial to my well being and gives me the skills and tools to be on the correct and sober path. they keep using the shortage of Staff excuse or tell me to go back and read those thin booklets and to try my best to stay sober and maybe somewhere in the future we can get you the help you're asking for and it's everybody knows that the facility is an open drug store and it's impossible to keep the right type of mind frame when everybody comes to your so door with all types of drugs. It is Well documented in my conduct report here in WCI of my addiction problems and yet I can't receive the treatment that I need. I have staff tell me that drugs are everywhere outside of these Prison Walls but they fail to realize I have a very strong support system outside these walls, not just family but a whole Community that's willing to help any way that I need. I would eat or don't ever want to be released directly to my community I want to go to treatment center and then to my tribes transition living facility which they already sent me there for sure and are willing to accept me. my question is do you know anybody or even yourself that can help me to convince Waupun to send me to a facility to get the help that I truly need. or maybe you can help point me to someone that is willing to give any advice they can that will or might help me on my journey to sobriety? I would appreciate any help you or anybody can give me. I'm asking for help I won't hold no one accountable for my future in this journey to sobriety but myself. I sincerely hope to hear back from you or to whoever you may or may not find. even if there's nothing you can do I would appreciate a response of some kind. I thank you for Your time, I know how precious it is and how busy you are. thank you for your quest for justice on our behalf of an incarcerated inmates and their families. I would like to make a donation to your cause for justice but I don't know how to go about it. it don't matter if I receive help or not in the reasons I wrote you. can you also send your website information to me? thank you sincerely William Weso 334231
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