John Torres

Hopefully, this finds you doing amazing. I was born in San Antonio, Texas, but have spent most of my life in Idaho. I despise prison, but much like some of my upbringing, I am all about using such moments to offset and overcome. In that, I am in search of some great conversations and friends. I am 33 and have enjoyed playing golf, basketball, and boxing. I love building things with my hands, making and listening to music, being outdoors, trying new things, and giving. I worked in construction for 11 years but now do legal research as a career. I am currently working towards an Associate’s Degree and will be pursuing an Associate’s Degree in Christian counseling as well. My relationship with God is significant to me. I am on a path of bettering myself daily and helping others do the same. I believe that lessons are brought into our lives to allow our souls to grow. I have used my time to become my best self.

I am an open book and welcome you to ask me anything. If you are looking for a good and genuine conversation, then you can contact me through JPay or write me a letter through the mail. Either way, I hope that you have an extraordinary life full of greatness, and wish you well.

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• Incarcerated Since: 2021
• Sentence Received: 5 to 20 years
• Earliest Release: 2026

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