365. Maximum Life Skills
Sometime you have to endure something to achieve something. For two teenagers it meant that they had to live in prison for years. But still many think that it was a better outcome than staying additional months at Maximum Life Skills.
Unfortunately an innocent counselor died during the events which led to their imprisonment – A man with so much potential whose life was cut short. This counselor was led down by the management. The other teenagers forced to live at the facility was led down forced to witness the terrible events.
The state of Utah closed down Maximum Life Skills. They had not secured proper paperwork when they took in out-of-state students. They had not employees in the right number working at all time 24-7.
It seems odd that the manager in charge now runs Second Chances located in LaVerkin. Maybe it is only a question of time before the next tragedy happens.
It could not have been fun to be there as a teenager.
Sources:
- Witness recounts fatal attack (The Salt Lake Tribune)
- Cedar City group home’s license revoked (Desert News)
- The new facility the old manager runs
This is Adam AhQuin and I am sad that the whole story of what happened was not posted on your site. Furthermore it’s sad that you would attack the amazing good work we are doing at Second Chances in an effort to what? Spread hateful information about people you don’t even know? I hope you would be open minded to visiting our school and see what we do here at Second Chances actually meeting me and hearing the real story of what happened. Please don’t spread unfair judgment before you know all the information.