Richi Briones

Hi, I’m Richi. I’m looking for friendship to help with this solitary confinement I’m currently in. I’m on appeal and learned my arachnoid cerebral brain cyst was bigger than I was told when I signed my plea bargain.

Now, I’m fighting for medical and mental health treatment, and every step of the way, I get retaliated against. I ended up with liver failure from too high of a dose of seizure medication. So, as I pursue my appeal and civil lawsuits to improve my conditions of confinement, I have a second chance at life from surviving the liver failure and now the growth of the brain cyst.

I live my life enjoying the little things. I spend my time drawing, writing poetry, and reading about the law. My TV broke while at the hospital, so I’m trying to stay positive and busy. I know it seems like God forgot about me, but I continue to have faith that things will get better.

All I can offer you is the truth and to share my story in hopes it can provide change and better understanding of my situation. Thank you for looking. I hope to hear from you soon.

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• Incarcerated Since: 2017
• Sentence Received: Life Without Parole
• Earliest Release: N/A

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