Life after prison - What happens if Chris is One Day released from prison

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It's been a while since I posted here. But I will say that things for Chris are going to change for better or worse for (considering who you ask) him; things will never be the same again. If Chris really believes that he'll continue life the same way he did before assaulting his mom, then he's more naïve/warped than he gives himself credit for.
 
Hogar Grupal said:
It's been a while since I posted here. But I will say that things for Chris are going to change for better or worse for (considering who you ask) him; things will never be the same again. If Chris really believes that he'll continue life the same way he did before assaulting his mom, then he's more naïve/warped than he gives himself credit for.
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Was gonna make a guess on how much of the Jesuschu stuff is a natural extension of his fantasy worlds, how much is cope, and how much of it is straight up insanity, but Chris always defies expectations. For now, the best thing to do is enjoy the intermission.
 
Hogar Grupal said:
It's been a while since I posted here. But I will say that things for Chris are going to change for better or worse for (considering who you ask) him; things will never be the same again. If Chris really believes that he'll continue life the same way he did before assaulting his mom, then he's more naïve/warped than he gives himself credit for.
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A ween evidently visited him in jail and Chris has accepted (allegedly) that he will never be able to return home.

My guess is they will dump him out at either
A halfway house which would eventually result in homeless saga
A group home which has a chance of kicking him out resulting in homeless saga

Honestly a group home wouldn't be that bad for him. They take a large portion of the tugboat and he gets a room and fed. Plus they have outings and Chris could even go out on his own (depending on the ground home and ruling)
Think of it like adult day care
 
GypsyBard said:
A ween evidently visited him in jail and Chris has accepted (allegedly) that he will never be able to return home.

My guess is they will dump him out at either
A halfway house which would eventually result in homeless saga
A group home which has a chance of kicking him out resulting in homeless saga

Honestly a group home wouldn't be that bad for him. They take a large portion of the tugboat and he gets a room and fed. Plus they have outings and Chris could even go out on his own (depending on the ground home and ruling)
Think of it like adult day care
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The only thing that sucks for Chris is that he'll lose some relative freedom/independence. But that's what's to be expected with the way he was raised. Borb should have taken their school districts' offer to put Chris in specialized school. Stupid is as stupid does. At this point, no one, not the medical professionals, not the law (prosecution, as well as defense), can trust Chris to live on his own. It's a shame too. Chris makes a lot of money from either doing nothing, or doing half-assed work. He should've taken the initiative and saved so that he could fixed his mom's problem of the house that she mortgaged, because she's a tard. But this is the same guy, who month after month, spent money on plastic, and played along with an extortion scheme just to save his fictional town. And of course, there's the GoFundMe that Null organized. Every chance that Chris gets, he always blows it. I guess being isolated from the factors/parties that make him do the same things again and again is a good thing for Chris. Which is ironic given that his parents did the exact opposite by forcing Chris into an unprepared world and ended up being the laughingstock of the internet. Can you imagine when Chris is released and he goes to a Burger King? A ween will call just to say not to serve him because he's a sex offender (yes, I know he's not on the registry, but at this point, after all that's happened, People who don't know what Chris has done will know now). It will suck for him, and Chris has no one to blame but himself.

At the end of the day, Chris is a tard, and instead of PVCC, adult day care was a better fit for him, and now the system is stepping in and doing something that his parents should have done decades ago.
 
GypsyBard said:
A ween evidently visited him in jail
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A ween CLAIMED to have visited him. There’s no “evidently” about it. The fool didn’t even bother to include an exterior picture to prove he was in the area. Don’t believe everything you read about Chris, especially on reddit.

GypsyBard said:
Honestly a group home wouldn't be that bad for him. They take a large portion of the tugboat and he gets a room and fed. Plus they have outings and Chris could even go out on his own (depending on the ground home and ruling)
Think of it like adult day care
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That’s the happiest ending he can hope for.
 
AnOminous said:
If the deal he made works out he won't be sentenced, despite having spent over a year behind bars so far.
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It's just bonkers how well Chris is taking this, and how not even a year off his life has really affected his outlook on life, or really registered that amount of time was just thrown away. I don't know if he even has the functioning mind to comprehend the amount of missing time, and once its past, will just look at like a short stint. Like he's still messed up with high school and PVCC, and talks about those events like they just happened a few years ago.
 
Old wounds heal hard. Once you have learned (and mastered) helplessness, there is no improvement in life but you're able to cope with the most desperate situations. As long as the weens letters are getting served on a silver plate and there's plenty of food, everything is alright.
Meds as well, of course.
 
If Chris is indeed on meds and somehow avoids a group home because Barb gets moved to a care home, will anyone actually enforce his medication regime? Being on anti-psychotics for a year and then suddenly stopping could have some serious side effects, so I'm guessing he'll be assigned a case worker. I doubt he's going to end up homeless within the first year of release, because the county clerks typically go through a lengthy process to ensure he has some kind of foothold before pulling the rug from under his feet.
 
Argh My Cigar said:
If Chris is indeed on meds and somehow avoids a group home because Barb gets moved to a care home, will anyone actually enforce his medication regime? Being on anti-psychotics for a year and then suddenly stopping could have some serious side effects, so I'm guessing he'll be assigned a case worker. I doubt he's going to end up homeless within the first year of release, because the county clerks typically go through a lengthy process to ensure he has some kind of foothold before pulling the rug from under his feet.
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Some of them are depot injections that only have to be refreshed like every 90 days. They can make that a term of your release relatively easy.
 
Whether or not a group home has wifi will depend on how much freedom someone is given. With Chris and the chances of him endangering other people who live in the home, and those who work there, I highly doubt he will get the WiFi password if put in a home.
 
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