The Life Journey of Wayne
The life journey of Wayne is transparently portrayed in his blog, artwork, and documents. Elmer Wayne Henley Jr. is dedicated to sharing a deeper look into various topics, narratives, and stories that are relevant for everyone. Each post in his collection embodies his thoughts, experiences, and insights into different subjects that capture interest and attention. From answering questions about his life to personal writings about serving time in prison, he is active online and cares about sharing his thoughts with others.
Send your questions via his guest book so you can read his answer in this blog soon. Additionally, anyone can learn more about Wayne’s life by listening to podcasts and reading his suggested books.
Biography
Wayne was the eldest of four sons born on May 9, 1956, in Texas. On August 8, 1973, he confessed to the police for his involvement in the Houston Mass Murders. This information is available to the public from his perspective, offering facts and timelines with a compilation of documents.
In addition to writing blogs, he has become an excellent artist. He began painting and sketching as a hobby in the 90s to express emotions and his journey, which does not include the violence with which he was associated. Wayne has a red and green color deficiency, so he uses primarily black and white in his serene imagery.
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Blog
Doing Time, Memory
I carry with me each day the memory of those I have harmed. To do less would be disrespectful and…Doing Time: Avoid the Rut
A pet peeve, and something I feel is important to both doing time well and in keeping up with a…Doing Time: Acknowledge the Wrong, Choose Right
As I have said, doing time in a good way is about growth and avoiding stagnation. Growth occurs in many…Doing Time: Stasis is Evil
All education is not in formal schooling. There is something to be learned every day and in almost every situation.…Doing Time: Formality in Education
My first move, once at a prison unit, was to enroll into the junior college program. By far, the best…
Zone 7 podcast with Sheryl McCollum
The Serial Killer's Apprentice | The Story of Elmer Wayne Henley Jr.Doing Time: Who Am I?
Realizing I am in prison, not dead, and that my life stops only if I allow it to do so…Doing Time: Time is an Entity
How to do time, without going completely crazy, without falling into the stagnation that renders so many prisoners incapable of…DOING TIME
In the future I will endeavor to share with readers how I view, how I feel about, and my methods…
Suggested reading: “Trauma and Recovery” by Dr. Judith Herman.
This book was given to me by a friend, A.L., and was a huge help in my beginning to understand…Here is another question sent to Wayne along with his answer: How do I cope?
Fortunately, the penitentiary was a much different place when I came down in 1974, with a much different class of…Please listen to the podcast, Twisted and Uncorked
An incisive and informative interview by hosts who really did their research at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AtkSUiFph80
