Advice From a Dead Man - Tabler, Richard
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The District Attorney's, District Judge, the Jury and numerous others told the you that I was a monster. That I was a future threat to society, un-rehabilititable! They were wrong and they lied to you. Through the compassion of family, friends, lawyers, wardens and the love and strength of God. I've turned my life around and not only have I shown through hard work, studying, and prayer, but through Faith that even for one convicted and sentenced to Death, rehabilitation and change are possible. Walk with me in the following pages, as I share with you that struggle and the change to become a…mehr

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The District Attorney's, District Judge, the Jury and numerous others told the you that I was a monster. That I was a future threat to society, un-rehabilititable! They were wrong and they lied to you. Through the compassion of family, friends, lawyers, wardens and the love and strength of God. I've turned my life around and not only have I shown through hard work, studying, and prayer, but through Faith that even for one convicted and sentenced to Death, rehabilitation and change are possible. Walk with me in the following pages, as I share with you that struggle and the change to become a better person, and a man once cast aside to be executed... Now lives as a free man in mind and spirit, while my physical body remains on Texas Death Row!
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Richard L. Tabler is an individual that made serious mistakes in and throughout his life before finding the strength to write his own first book, "Within the Shadows of Life", in 2021. Those mistakes have cost him his freedom, and pain and suffering for others. It wasn't until Mr. Tabler turned 43-years-old that he was able to forgive himself and love himself to fully accept Jesus Christ into his life and heart. It's through the Grace of God that he is able to write the book you now hold in your hand and that those in society live and care about Mr. Tabler's voice as he suffers from survivors' guilt here on Texas' Death Row.