In recent weeks, there’s been a lot of sad news out of the world of Love After Lockup.

First, Tracie Wagaman passed away following a lifelong battle against addiction.

Shortly thereafter, LAL Season 1 star Alla Subbotina lost her life to an overdose.

Perhaps it was inevitable that a show focusing on some of the most troubled and marginalized members of American society would feature so many tragic outcomes.

There’s an argument to be made about whether the fame and influx of cash that comes from reality TV money is a good or bad thing in the lives of these extremely vulnerable men and women.

And obviously the answer to that question depends largely on each individual parolee and their situation.

It’s worth…



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