It will take a very special man to fill the boots of 21-year-old Travis “T.J.” Mullis – a true renaissance man, as you can see on his MySpace profile.

One of his friends has told the press a little bit about Mr. Travis Mullis, aka DJ Roc:

He was kind of a punk kid. He did some schystering, some finagling, and some bad candid deals.

Why Travis Mullis would count a reject from the prohibition era as a friend, I don’t know, but there you are – how Travis Mullis and others like him are perceived.

No, Travis Mullis, also known as DJ Roc, has not been a particularly successful individual, mostly due to his problematic temper. Adopted when he was a baby, Travis never worked out his anger issues, and they may be the reason why he had a juvenile record.

We here at People You’ll See In Hell are going to let you in on a little secret that not many professionals in the fields of corrections, psychiatry or social services would like to admit.

Despite the best intentions, despite the hard work of educated, caring individuals who try to rehabilitate and steer these people in the right direction, some people are just…broken.

People like 26-year-old Corey Deen Saunders.

Corey Deen Saunders has had a hard life, don’t get me wrong.

Mildly retarded with attention deficit disorder, Corey Saunders was molested when he was a boy by his older sister, who had been molested by her father. When Corey Saunders was nine, his mother told him that she didn’t want him anymore.