It's a lot nicer than Bethel Junior High. Every night just after the lights go out, we all pray. We can't ever see each other, but we can hear each other. After prayer we sing a few hymns then go to sleep. Jenott wrote that he is growing to like his life in the brig.
Nothing gets in the way of studying.
By, Sept. 26, he had read 14 books They included a textbook on applied genetics and several books on ancient history, including one on Alexander the Great. It's very slow reading, but I expect to be done in a few days. By Oct. 31, Jenott said he was ready for his trial. His court-martial is scheduled for Dec. 9. If he's convicted, he could face life in prison.