Chris Scull, who spent 22 years in San Quentin and was released last month, tested positive for COVID-19 in June while in prison. Scull now lives in transition homes in Hayward and experienced a second lockdown after one of his housemates tested positive for the virus. Photo by Anne Wernikoff …
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