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EPISODE · Oct 21, 2021 · 24 MIN

Chatting with Paul and Tiffany - 2nd Chance Saves Lives

from Studio City Now · host Michele Marotta

I had the opportunity to speak with Paul and Tiffany recently about 2nd Chance Saves Lives, and their experiences.  I don't even know where to begin with their story.  Its interesting, fascinating, almost reads like a soap opera, but has a uplifting ending, but not really an ending, a new beginning. Paul was in prison for 14 months – in 2003, he was a boxer and running a juvenile home. He was contacted by someone in Nigeria – this was before the Nigerian scams were known – about training kids to box. He was sent a check for $150,000 which cleared. Bottom line – Paul was indicted on 40 counts including bank and wire fraud. All but one charge was dropped. Paul’s story is amazing. He was in prison for 14 months, was homeless twice, and now, he and Tiffany have developed several programs, including Falsely Imprisoned and 2nd Chance Saves Lives. Paul and Tiffany also talk about Marquis Reiner, who was convicted on circumstantial evidence and Michael Harris of Death Row Records. Their website is: 2ndchancesaveslives.org and they are on Linktree.com at 2ndChance Saves Lives. Fascinating story with a fascinating beginning.

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