Observations all along the line - Kimball & the Southern Panhandle First
Observations all along the line - Kimball & the Southern Panhandle First
Stevn Graupensperger Battles Back In Kimball From Meth, Arrests
Stevn Graupensperger, months after doing time in Kimball County Jail, works at Anderson Crude Transportation and has learned how to change truck tires among other skills.
Thirty-year-old Stevn Graupensperger was confined to the Kimball County Jail in December of last year. He was twice arrested for possession of methamphetamine in four weeks. His life was out of control, and he knew it.
Using meth was his excuse to cope with losses, heartbreaks and difficulties. Graupensperger mentality was "pity-poor me," or "I just wanted to escape because I didn't feel comfortable in my skin." He was "fair-warned before any ingestion" of the power of meth, "but I thought I was above it."
Yet today, he credits his arrests and jail time as the push that "helped me get there."...