Thierno is 24 and incarcerated in the US (MD)."I am an open-minded, lively, and funny young man who enjoys positive vibes. I have a passion for comedy, fashion, and sports. During my time incarcerated, I am focused on self-improvement. I am part of the American Veteran Dog Program where I train service dogs. I spend my time working out, reading…
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Alphonso Jones
Alphonso is 35 and incarcerated in the US (MD)."My name is Alphonso. I am a poet and I like creative writing. I'm currently working on my first novel and children's story. I'm interested in meeting someone genuine with a sense of humor and someone with a good heart who is real. I'm family oriented although I don't have any children,…
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Ismael Lozano
Ismael is 46 and incarcerated in the US (MD)."This is my first time trying a penpal service to make some friends. I’m trying to be more social and have a friend I can talk to. The last several years I’ve been working hard to better myself and be a better person. These are some of the things I want to…
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Reginald Manning
Reginald is 43 and incarcerated in the US (MD)."My name is Reginald J. Manning. I am a Muslim, a father, a student, and a writer who happens to be in prison. I post this profile in hope of connecting with genuine people with whom I can build, laugh, and enjoy honest conversation. As I've said, I am a student of…
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A’Keem Grinnell-Cropper
A'Keem is 34 and incarcerated in the US (MD)."Hey to all of the beautiful women that may potentially view my profile and possibly reach out after seeing how handsome I am ^_^ My name is Prince A’Keem, I’m from Wilmington, Delaware. I’m 33 years of age soon to be 34 December 10th. Wire of Hope has piqued my interest so…
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Ikemefuna Chukwurah
Ikemefuna is 41 and incarcerated in the US (MD)."Hi, My name is Ikemefuna Chukwurah, first name pronounced as E-Kay-May-Fun-Na, last name pronounced as Choo-Koo-Rah. I’ve been incarcerated for the past 21 years due to the bad mistake I made as a youthful exuberant 19-year-old, an involvement I’ll truly regret for the rest of my life. I’ve spent my whole incarceration…
