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The writer thanks Brian Cross for speaking to the inmates at the facility for the second time. The writer recalls Cross previously speaking at Journeys Academy. The writer's next court date is January 26th and asks Cross to attend to support him, knowing the consequences will be severe. The writer hopes to one day walk across the stage at Georgia Tech graduation and have Cross see that achievement.

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January 14, 2015 Mr. Brian Cross Quadforgod@me.com Lake Mary, FL 32746 Dear Mr. Cross, Thank you for coming out and speaking to all of us. This is the second time I’ve heard you speak and both times have always touched my heart. The last time I heard you speak was at Journeys Academy. I’m out of there now and at my zone school. I hate that the second time I got to hear you speak was in here. Never thought I would be in here again. This is my second time in here. My next court day is the 26th of January it would be so great if you could be there for it if you can. If you can’t can you please pray for me. For what I did I’m going to have pretty bad consequences for what I did. I’ve been praying since I came in and all I keep getting in my mind is the worst thoughts of what the court is going to give me. I’d really like you to be there to see me walk across the stage of Georgia Tech. That would be great shoot that would be amazing. I had a number but you can always contact me at csryock@yahoo.com. My last name is pronounced as Ciroc like the vodka. It would be my honor to do the blueprints of you Youth Shelter if you haven’t had it built already. If you have then maybe additional add on’s you do in the future to your Youth Shelter. Well thank you again for coming out and speak to all of us. We all know that you didn’t have to but that you wanted to. It was another great experience hearing you speak for the second time. I hope to hear from you and see you again in the future. By then I should be done with what I need to do and will be done with all the criminal crap that has been part of my life for so many years. I can’t wait for all of that to be done and over with. Thank you again for coming out and speaking. Sincerely, Christian Sryock

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  • 1. January 14, 2015 Mr. Brian Cross Quadforgod@me.com Lake Mary, FL 32746 Dear Mr. Cross, Thank you for coming out and speaking to all of us. This is the second time I’ve heard you speak and both times have always touched my heart. The last time I heard you speak was at Journeys Academy. I’m out of there now and at my zone school. I hate that the second time I got to hear you speak was in here. Never thought I would be in here again. This is my second time in here. My next court day is the 26th of January it would be so great if you could be there for it if you can. If you can’t can you please pray for me. For what I did I’m going to have pretty bad consequences for what I did. I’ve been praying since I came in and all I keep getting in my mind is the worst thoughts of what the court is going to give me. I’d really like you to be there to see me walk across the stage of Georgia Tech. That would be great shoot that would be amazing. I had a number but you can always contact me at csryock@yahoo.com. My last name is pronounced as Ciroc like the vodka. It would be my honor to do the blueprints of you Youth Shelter if you haven’t had it built already. If you have then maybe additional add on’s you do in the future to your Youth Shelter. Well thank you again for coming out and speak to all of us. We all know that you didn’t have to but that you wanted to. It was another great experience hearing you speak for the second time. I hope to hear from you and see you again in the future. By then I should be done with what I need to do and will be done with all the criminal crap that has been part of my life for so many years. I can’t wait for all of that to be done and over with. Thank you again for coming out and speaking. Sincerely, Christian Sryock