Life After Sentencing: The Chronicles Of West 23rd Street - Taylor, Benyamin Tobet
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Life after Sentencing (The chronicles of west 23rd street) is about a kid named Bet who grew up in the streets of Brooklyn in a neighborhood called "Coney Island". After serving 12 years in prison for murder at the age of 14, Bet speaks about his early childhood experiences of Alcohol abuse, Drug abuse and family abuse. Trapped and Lost behind the walls of Juvenile Detention Centers for 7 years before being sent to prison at the age of 21, Bet walks you through his story that extends far beyond State Penitentiary. After His release from prison nearly 17 years ago, Bet defines the hardships of…mehr

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Life after Sentencing (The chronicles of west 23rd street) is about a kid named Bet who grew up in the streets of Brooklyn in a neighborhood called "Coney Island". After serving 12 years in prison for murder at the age of 14, Bet speaks about his early childhood experiences of Alcohol abuse, Drug abuse and family abuse. Trapped and Lost behind the walls of Juvenile Detention Centers for 7 years before being sent to prison at the age of 21, Bet walks you through his story that extends far beyond State Penitentiary. After His release from prison nearly 17 years ago, Bet defines the hardships of dealing with the streets as well as New York State Division of Parole. He defines the ways in which he overcame supervision and took demand of his life after heading back into the neighborhood where it all started. This is part 1 of a 2 book series which gives you the best of both worlds and different levels to the game of how he played the game.
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Benyamin Taylor is the founder and C.E.O of Ghettotainment, LLC. A company started by him and his wife Shatoya who is the President of Ghettotainment's operations. Bet has five more books scheduled to be released by Ghettotainment Publishing house in 2014.