Jaymes Hargrove

Greetings from deep within the bowels of my communication center. After long years of silence and solitude I find myself needing a friend or two to help me find my way out of the bunker I sequestered myself in until I could stand it no longer. Over the course of time you will discover a man of intelligence, wit, charm, and loyalty. If I am worthy of your time, you will certainly find reciprocity in that you are doubly worthy of mine.

I decided to join WoH because after over a decade in prison I feel a bit disconcerted with the world at large. I could use some friends who not only bring me into the light, but allow me to share my thoughts, ideas, opinions, and life with. Family can only do so much when there are things I feel uncomfortable telling them. Friends offer new opportunities to learn, share, and grow in ways previously unknown. I want to live vicariously through the experiences of my friends, not be stuck at night reliving the events that are now but a dim memory of days gone by.

As with all men, I have a tough side as well as a tender side; the difference is that I’m not afraid to show the soft side to others. I have learned who I am and have contented myself. The tougher aspects of me love sports, politics, and religion, all open topics for discussion anytime. Some of those softer characteristics include a deep interest in poetry and freely sharing my emotions.

I also really enjoy baking, and have gone so far as to work in the unit kitchen as a baker while waiting to take Culinary Arts. Someday I hope to open and own my own bakery. I’m a Country Music man, enjoy reading, writing, and playing SCRABBLE. There is never a boring day with me. Give me a solid chance and I will weave a tapestry of adventure with us as the lead characters.

I’ll be here in East Texas awaiting your letter as of yesterday.

Mazel Tov, friend.
Jaymes Hargrove

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• Incarcerated Since: 2009
• Sentence Received: 35 years
• Earliest Release: 2026

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