Justin Paperny

Justin Paperny

Location: RELEASED
Registration Number: 44499-112
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City: IRVINE
State: CA
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Sentence Length In Months: 12
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Justin Paperny

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  • Personal Score: 4
  • Tribe Score: 0
  • 30-Day Personal Score: 0
5.0

Bio Entries (2)

Justin Paperny
February 17, 2025
Justin Paperny-Planning and Execution
August 3, 2023

Journal Entries (2)

Justin Paperny-03/10/2025-Setting Goals: The Blueprint for Success
March 10, 2025
Justin Paperny-08/04/2023-Michael White
August 4, 2023

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Testimonials

A Trusted & Transparent Leader Committed to Serving

March 25, 2025

I met Justin Paperny through a trusted mutual friend, and while I haven’t known him for decades, it sure as heck feels that way. His transparency, honesty, belief in others and genuine willingness to help—whether with the team or the people we serve—make him stand out. It’s been a pleasure working alongside someone so dedicated and reliable.

Tayana Franco

Personal Endorsement for Justin Paperny

February 22, 2025

I first met Justin Paperny in my 22nd year of imprisonment, at the Taft Federal Prison Camp. He was beginning an 18-month sentence for violating securities laws, and from the moment he arrived, I saw in him the same commitment to preparation and personal growth that had guided my own journey. Over the past 15 years, our friendship has grown immensely, and I have watched him transform adversity into an opportunity to lead, teach, and inspire others.

Justin is an exceptionally hard worker—one of the most determined individuals I have ever met. From the beginning, he was committed to doing everything in his power to help others see the best possible outcome after facing challenges. While we were together in Taft, we collaborated daily, writing books and lesson plans that we would later use to educate and empower others. We understood the hardships of being separated from our families, but we also knew that perseverance would help us restore our dignity and build a future beyond confinement.

Justin has always been a man of character. He made a pledge early on that he would never ask anyone to do something he wasn’t willing to do himself. He held himself to the highest standards, using his time inside to prepare for success. His dedication inspired me to work harder, to push myself further, and to continue my own mission of teaching others that the pathway through a crisis lies in personal development, accountability, and a relentless commitment to reconciliation.

Our friendship evolved into a partnership. After his release, we launched businesses together, and even though I have now been out of prison for more than 12 years, I still consider Justin one of my closest friends, advisors, and inspirations. He has never wavered in his mission to help others, and his work continues to transform lives.

I offer this unequivocal testimonial to Justin’s character, his work ethic, and his unwavering dedication to making a difference. His journey is a testament to the power of resilience, and I am proud to stand beside him as both a friend and a partner in this mission.

Michael Santos