JEREH LUBRIN

Ex-Marine, Ex-Santa Clara County Sheriff's Correctional Deputy, Convicted Felon

United States Marine Reservist
Hi. My name is Jereh Lubrin and I love the United States. What a beautiful flag. What an honor it is to be able to render a salute.
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SANTA CLARA COUNTY SHERIFF'S CORRECTIONAL DEPUTY
While I was serving in the Marine Reserves, I was also working at the Santa Clara County Main Jail as a Correctional Officer under the great Sheriff Laurie Smith era. I also worked under the direct supervision of then, honorable Sergeant James Jensen.
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MURDER CHARGES
Damn. So yeah, I fucked my military and civilian career up. This is my mug shot from Santa Rita County Jail. This is the start of the 7 year prison journey. At this time, I was scared as hell. WTF WAS I GONNA DO?
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EX-CONVICT
I survived 7 years in one the gayest atmospheric environments. Literally. Then, 1 year of parole. While in prison, I ran into a shit ton of inmates that were under my charge. They were all great. Now I have a new set of life long friends. I got a bunch of memories.
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A part of me will never leave prison

I recently got off parole in December 2025

Scrutiny and pressure. Ego death and identity collapse. The prisoner's dilemma — a concept lawyers and criminal justice professionals know well. I know what it's like to prepare to plead for your freedom even though you were found guilty. I understand all of that.

After seven years surrounded by child molesters, creeps, weirdos, and freaks, I realized my hate has limits. I was never built like one of those dudes who would stab a chomo right away. Nope. Not me. So here I am. Helping the arguably undeserved prepare for a day they technically shouldn't get. But I'm going to because I know that "It is better that ten guilty persons escape than that one innocent suffer."

And I know there's someone in there, that shouldn't be there, and is actively trying to leave.

SITTING AROUND IN PRISON PASSING TIME

What animal best represents you?

I am a pilot fish. I remember being asked this. I was five years in, sitting in a circle of lifers who had been giving each other advice. Lions. Tigers. Sharks. I said pilot fish. Low-key. Non-threatening. Invisible. Attached to the most dangerous thing in the water so I don't get eaten. The only thing I was taking was collective insight.
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MY LIFE. FUCKED OFF.

In a blink of an eye, you can lose it all. But, looking back, time flew by. This was a fucked off 10-yearish (as of 2026) journey so far. I look at this timeline and it doesn't even feel real. Prison was gay ass hell for real. Prison was also a great time. This timeline doesn't tell the full experience. It's just a blip on the map, really. Between these timeline milestones, so many wild things happened. I share stories all over my social media accounts. I think you'd have an interesting time laughing with me, laughing at me, or talkin shit. Either way, you'll get some kind of value from it.

Arrested + Charged

August 2015
At this time, I was working for the Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office as a Correctional Deputy and at the same time, I was in the Marine Corps Reserves. I was serving my country and my county. This was the start of me on the part to serving my state.. Had no clue what was up ahead. But all I knew at this time was: I PLEAD NOT GUILTY

Bailed Out

September 2015
This was a weird time. Nothing of anything made sense at this point. I did around a week-and-a-half of county jail time. The news vans and reporters were always around. It sucked ass and was fucking embarassing as hell. Thank God we were given bail. Thanks Santa Clara County. Very gracious of ya.

Jury Selection & Trial

March 2017
It still felt numb. It did not feel real. It was just so much easier to stay at home and let the world pass by. I hated the looks that everyone gave me. It was such a pain in my ass to explain to all the people I knew. It was always, "Bro, what happened?" It's kind of ironic. I would always tell them to "Don't believe the news." That would change really soon.

PC 187 Conviction

June 2017
Fuck. Convicted. Second Degree Felony Murder Rule. Natural and Probable Consequences Doctrine. Aiding and Abetting. Life change. Now I own the forever title: piece of shit. Now I had to own everything the media said about me because denying it would make me look more like a coward piece of shit. Being a piece of shit in prison is one thing, but being a coward is another. Can't have that.. that's how you turn gay and get your ass pounded by a bunch of BBC's.

Appeal: Overturned

August 2022
Two things could have had happened in regards to the system playing out: APPEAL ROUTE or the PAROLE ROUTE. Both on two parallel tracks, and one can destroy the other depending oh which fails. I still had to be prepare to explain myself just in case this appeal gets appealed and ultimately affirmed. But I tell you what, God is good. All my friends were asking me what the status was. "I should be going home soon!"

Appeal: Final!

February 2024
WTF. It's been like two years. After two weeks of thinking I was going home, I had to switch the mindset and not even think about it. I was at peace that I might have to go in front of a parole board. But oh shieeeeeeet, we got the letter. Time to go to county jail for court! Woohoo!

Back to County Jail

June/July 2024
Man it feels good! San Mateo County Jail has the best tasting water. I don't know what it is about that water. Anyway, It was finally happening. Re-trial. Deal. Who knows. It still didn't feel real. But this time around, we weren't as nervous or anxious about prison. We were used to whatever was going to come our way. We already heard the most devastating shit in 2017. So it was whatever..

Plea Deal + House Arrest

August 2024
UNLESS IT WAS FREEDOM?! Holy shit, we spent 9 years maintaining innocence.. this was our chance to get the fuck out of this gay ass situation. I don't know how many times me and my lifer friends would ask each other: Bro, if you could get out TOMORROW, would you let the whole yard run a train on you.. HAHAHA.. my boy didn't even have to finish the question. RUN THAT SHIT MY BOY.

Staying Quiet

August 2024*
So technically, I could have started an online presence the moment I got out. However, while in prison, I knew I would not come home to some kind of "pleasant welcome." Nope. Haha. So I just gave myself some time to see what it was like to continue staying quiet... for myself. Silence was strategic back then. I knew it was going to be strategic now.

Time Served!

October 2024
So all I have to do is plead guilty? Okay, I am guilty. Guilty as charged, your honor. Yes. I am responsible. I do not dispute. I do not contest. Yes I did it. All of it. Everything in the public domain, I wholeheartedly agree 1000%. Now please, take this ankle monitor off of me. This bitch is ready to be free!

Paroled

November 2025
Yay! Now I'm technically FREE! I don't know how parolees do it. Parole sucks ass. Now I understand why these dudes would rather go back to prison. Parole officers are up in that ass. If you're one to break simple rules, good luck. This shit is serious.

Here We Are

Currently
I gave myself plenty of time to really experience what it's like to shut the fuck up. Staying quiet sucks ass. It's another form of prison. Mental prison. I rather be fuckin called a piece of shit and not be invisible than be hiding in plain sight, and ignored. Fuck that. No thanks. Never again.

CHECK OUT ME OUT ON THE INTERWEBS

Full transparency: I tell you exactly who I am and what I've done before we work together. You deserve to know who you're dealing with. Click through, read the record, then decide if I'm someone you want to be the bestest of friends with til all eternity. You should really check out the YouTube.

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