The Journey Of Darly Estinval

By Darly Estinval

The Griot Series is an imprint of World Books Etc. that tells the story of
extraordinary people, both deceased and alive. THE JOURNEY OF DARLY
ESTINVAL is her story while in Danbury Federal Prison Camp, from the
perspective of a woman, mother, daughter of the Mayor of Haiti, and Party
Promoter.
The story is funny, entertaining, and informative.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Worldbooks Publishing
• Release date: Feb 4, 2013
• ISBN: 9781301801961

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The Journey of Darly Estinval

Darly Estinval

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Copyright 2013 Darly Estinval

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Table of Contents

Dedication and Acknowledgements

CHAPTER ONE

CHAPTER TWO

CHAPTER THREE

CHAPTER FOUR

CHAPTER FIVE

CHAPTER SIX

CHAPTER SEVEN

CHAPTER EIGHT

CHAPTER NINE

CHAPTER TEN

CHAPTER ELEVEN

CHAPTER TWELVE

CHAPTER THIRTEEN

CHAPTER FOURTEEN

CHAPTER FIFTEEN

CHAPTER SIXTEEN

CHAPTER SEVENTEEN

CHAPTER EIGHTEEN

CHAPTER NINETEEN

CHAPTER TWENTY

The Griot Speaks

Dedication and Acknowledgements

This book is dedicated to first and foremost to my Lord Jesus Christ who has blessed me abundantly, without him as my Lord and Savoir; this book would not come to fruition. To my son Alan for being my strength and inspiration, your unconditional love is unfailing. To my mom Marie Danielle Caneus, my Dad Jean Antoine V. Estinval, I love you. To all my brothers and sisters thank you for accepting me as I am and never passing judgment on me. Family means the world to me. Thank you to my husband, Egnes Hielisma for your caring, nature and kind ways. To Johnson Germain for being the best father and blessing my life with the most amazing gift, our son Alan. My sincerest thanks go out to all my aunts and uncles in New York as well as Haiti. To all my cousins for believing in me and making me laugh when all I wanted to do was cry. My greatest gravitated goes out to all my friends for your support throughout this journey and trusting in me even when no one else did. Michael Lubin, Zshea Caze, Katia Alexander and Family, Alifax Menfor, Richard UrBain, Delousle Romain, Medgina Beau-Vais, Emmanuel Roy, Mauo AndResol, Margalve and Victor St. Louis, Lucy and Johnson Rhaw, Tony Darand, Adeine Ceremy, Alireille Joseph, DeRas Elizaula, and Margalie Geutil, Germain Paul and family, Patrick Jules, Jean Hersid Richard, Marie Lou Robert and family, Whitney Volcy, Wilson Marlelin, Robinson and Sandra Plainir, Lennit Emmanuel Ausluc.

A special thank you to Joseph Duall Roland Silvain for always being honest and supportive for being my strength when I was weak. Ms. Rhonda Turpin thank you for making my story come to life. You made my dream a reality.

To the girls at the Federal Prison Camp in Danbury, Connecticut, thank you for showing me that good people do exist and poor choices can be made by all, thank you for all the lessons you all taught me. Jamila Davis, Minerva Pascual, Jennifer Filpo, Loretta Fields, Natividad Santana, Kieha Leviscount, Imartha Vixamar, Stay Thompson, Lizette Molice, Theresa Mackenzie, Danna Tillman, Samlal Gilba, Diane Wilkenson, Karen V. Cruz, Cynthia Robinson, Yevone Sekora, Tamary Brown, Valencia Vanessa, Lopez K. Kenia Polaco, Melana Mercia.

To anyone I may not have mentioned, please accept my gratitude for always being there for me. Thank you for all those who have supported me mentally, spiritually, and financially during my incarceration.

CHAPTER ONE

Question One: How are you Ms. Estinval?

Well, let me answer that question, starting at the moment. I am at Danbury Prison ‘Camp’, located in the state of Connecticut. This is considered the New England state. Although this state flanks New York, I have never been here. The city of Danbury has around one hundred thousand people. It is one of the most expensive cities to live in because it has a train that goes to New York.

The prison ‘Camp’ is located at the top of a hill in a residential area. The ‘Camp’ was built in 1971, to house the men sentenced in the Watergate Trail under President Nixon’s administration. The feds did not want these guys in general population. If there were only twelve men here, this would be a calm, clean place. Instead, with the influx of Mandatory Minimum sentencing, our current count is