Melvin Bankhead

Hi,
Tall, rich, and lonely, just playing. I really appreciate you taking the time to read my profile. I’ve never did the pen-pal thing, but I’m willing to give it a try.
I am open to the possibility of a potential friendship hopefully with you!
I find joy being myself when I am around those who I connect with. I am my best self in these connections.
I am as loyal as a man can be toward people who are important to me—friends & family.
I’m into football, good music, and good food. These things have the power of bringing people together.
I am an avid reader. I am currently reading “Eternal Sunshine” by Londrelle.
I also like to cook. Hopefully, I can open a food truck upon my release.
And I have to warn you that I have a lop-sided smile and warm eyes when I’m happy and a contagious laugh.
So, tell me, how can I become something positive in your life?
Because I would love to hear about your accomplishments, goals, your beliefs, where you come from, and where you’re going.
So, if you’re not intimidated by endless possibilities of friendship, then write me or email me at ConnectNetwork.com.
Sincerely, and hopefully a future friend,
Melvin

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• Incarcerated Since: 2012
• Sentence Received: 35 years
• Earliest Release: 2029

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