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Killing Lisa - by Toby Dorr (Paperback)
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- The true story of the Lifetime movie, Jailbreak Lovers.
- About the Author: Toby Dorr (Author), Bristow - Widely known as The Dog Lady, Toby Dorr founded Safe Harbor, a prison dog program that fostered compassion and responsibility among inmates.
- 278 Pages
- Biography + Autobiography, Criminals & Outlaws
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The true story of the Lifetime movie, Jailbreak Lovers. For true crime enthusiasts, Toby Dorr's memoir is a must-read. It offers a rare insight into the complexities and nuances of criminal behavior, and the impact it has on those who find themselves caught up in it. However, the memoir is not just a tale of crime and punishment. It is a story of resilience and transformation, and an inspiring reminder that redemption is always possible. Toby's memoir is a remarkable true story that recounts her aiding a convicted murderer's escape from prison. Her memoir goes beyond the sensationalism of the headline-grabbing escape and offers a unique perspective on the criminal justice system. Her story delves deep into the psychological and emotional challenges of incarceration, as well as the healing and transformative power of resilience. She bares her soul as she walks readers through her story, relationship, and eventual prison sentence. In the second half of the book, she shares how the sisterhood developed and how she could work through what had happened and start the healing process.About the Author
Toby Dorr (Author), Bristow - Widely known as The Dog Lady, Toby Dorr founded Safe Harbor, a prison dog program that fostered compassion and responsibility among inmates. Once trained, the dogs were placed with local families through adoption.
After serving time in prison herself, Dorr launched a new mission: to help women break free from emotional imprisonment and rebuild their lives.
Through her Unleashed Series-- a collection of workbooks and programs-- Dorr highlights inspiring stories of women from history and formerly incarcerated women who are now creating positive change in their communities. Her work encourages participants to reflect on their own lives, release limiting beliefs, cultivate gratitude, and embrace new possibilities.