He is stuck haunting this frat house. He doesn't really understand -- he didn't see Jesus, he didn't see a light, he doesn't know what the rules are. He doesn't have a body, but all his friends do .. and so he begins to possess people when they get drunk.
We frequently hear politicians calling for tougher drug laws, and prosecutors proudly announcing the drug convictions they've won. Far less frequently do we hear about people like Elaine Bartlett, a woman from New York who spent 16 years in prison for her first drug trafficking offense. Journalist Jennifer Gonnerman writes about Elaine Bartlett, and the life she tried to reclaim after her release from prison.
He is stuck haunting this frat house. He doesn't really understand -- he didn't see Jesus, he didn't see a light, he doesn't know what the rules are. He doesn't have a body, but all his friends do .. and so he begins to possess people when they get drunk. 
