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by Associated Press , March 18, 2008
He said he used his $100 in leftover grant money to buy jeans and underwear and saved the rest in case he tries to take more courses.
So far, none of the 72 predators in the Iowa center has been released since it opened in 1999. Sturtz admitted he is not ready for freedom anytime soon.
“It wasn’t about the money for me, man. It was about the education,” he said. “God knows I’m going to need all the help to get a job.”
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