I think of Shaun daily and pray for his safety in the environment he was forced to come to learn. We are thankful that Shaun has remained the kindhearted, compassionate person he is. We must remember that he is in an environment he has never known of, among people he might have never met or interacted with. Thankfully the environment and his wrongful conviction hasn't changed the core of who he is. He has come to the understanding of prison life and has conformed to most of the changes in his life. But once again, he adjusts without hindering the true core of who his is.

He works in the facility and continues classes that the "system" said he needed to comply with. Classes for parenting, which was never a problem. He is a very loving and caring father. The other class is for offenders, which is ironic, for he is NOT an offender. So not only does he have to pay for someone else's crime, but also has to comply with classes that the "system" says he must complete. But this is once again where Shaun shows his true being. He takes the classes in compliance, with an open mind.

Shaun WILL be exonorated. The State of Hawaii will have to answer to the crime of false imprisonment.

Meanwhile we ask that the public continue to remember Shaun, his safety and his exonoration. Please keep him in your prayers. Thank you.