Journalist shares brave story of addiction, prison and redemption
She's been a constant figure in the fight for prison reform, but many don't know the brave and inspiring story of Keri Blakinger. Blakinger went from a college student to a convicted felon. Then she became a journalist and is now a published author. She stops by Houston's Morning Show to talk about how she's helping others in prison cells and beyond, which is all detailed in her new memoir, ?Corrections in Ink.?
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