Congressman Jesse L. Jackson, Jr. reports to Butner Federal Correctional Facility in North Carolina
Raleigh, N.C. — Today (Oct. 29, 2013) Congressman Jesse L. Jackson, Jr. reported to a federal correctional facility in Butner, North Carolina to begin to serve his sentence. He was accompanied by his good friend and former colleague, North Carolina’s United States Representative G.K Butterfield, as well as his Atlanta-based Attorney C.K. Hoffler from Edmond, Lindsay & Hoffler, LLP.
“Congressman Jackson and I have been good friends for many years and I am happy to report that he is in good spirits, all things considered,” confirmed Congressman Butterfield.
As Jackson begins to serve his term, he is aware that many people have expressed an interest and desire to visit him while he’s incarcerated. Attorney C.K. Hoffler will coordinate these visits, which may begin as early as Nov. 8, 2013 with the arrival of Jackson’s family as well as Pastors Rick Warren and Anthony Miller from California. Reverend Dr. Otis Moss, Jr. from Cleveland, OH, Minister Louis Farrakhan, United States Representative Marsha Fudge, Chairman of Congressional Black Caucus, United States Representative Hank Johnson of Georgia, and public relations/media magnet Judy Smith are also expected to visit in short order.
For those who have expressed an interest in writing the Congressman, his mailing address will be: Jesse L. Jackson, Jr., Reg. No. 32451-016, FCI Butner Medium I Satellite Camp, P.O. Box 1000, Butner, North Carolina, 27509.
When he surrendered to the facility today, Congressman Jackson apologized again and expressed sincere regret for causing so much pain and sadness to his family, his constituents and his friends.
Said Hoffler, “Jesse asked that his heartfelt thanks be extended again to all of those whose prayers and kindness towards him and his family have helped him through this extraordinarily difficult time. His only wish is that a community of love continues to embrace his family and his children, in particular.”
