Abel Murillo

Life doesn’t throw anything at us that we aren’t built to handle. I like to always be positive because there is always someone out there who has it worse than me. I keep a smile on my face even though I’m going through the hardest time of my life being incarcerated. It’s my first and last time in prison. It has made me realize I made a big mistake in my life knowing I was raised right and made the wrong choices. However, I’m happy I’m getting out at a good age, to enjoy life and learn from my mistakes.

I grew up on a ranch around animals such as horses, cows, and dogs. I played sports; basketball, wrestling, soccer, and football all the way up until I graduated high school in 2012. I then started working as an irrigation mechanic up until I was incarcerated. I have been working in plumbing in prison for 3 years now. I want to complete the apprenticeship and start another one like HVAC or electrician to use all this time to learn trades. I eat healthy every day and workout 6 days a week to stay in shape.

The reason that led me to join Wire of Hope’s Prison Pen Pal Program is to make new friendships with people all over the world since I plan to also travel when I get released. I’m passionate, open-minded, and outgoing. I’m financially stable and my goal when I get released is to be a legal business owner. If you want me to go into detail about my case, I am willing to share about it with you. The drug laws are changing in the federal system, and I have faith my release date will be sooner.

A faster way for us to correspond is through the prison email system CorrLinks, but first you need to send me a letter with your email address so I can add you to my contacts on there. I would like to know about you. Thank you for taking the time to stop by my profile.

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• Incarcerated Since: 2018
• Sentence Received: 19.5 years
• Earliest Release: 2035

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