We tend to forget he was the "Example" the authorities tried to make at the time.

He was portrayed in court as "a man who could whistle nuclear codes" as the reason for preventing him from having access to the phone as he was entitled. They took his cans of tuna-fish away because too many people were providing him food assistance from outside the prison.

I will remember Kevin as the "kid that coulda been me." His persona and personality afterwards, well I try not to judge him too harshly, but I got "Do you know who I am"'d at least once while volunteering at a Con by him. He definitely enjoyed the limelight and played as many encores as the staff let him get away with.

Never had a beer with him, but I'll pour one out for him this year. RIP the last man to be able to whistle the nuclear codes.