Alex Breaux

Hey. My name is Alex. I’m 26, serving a sentence for robbery in Texas. I’m eligible for parole in early 2036. Right after my 40th birthday. I still have a small chance to make that date a bit sooner.

This is my first time in prison, and I’m doing everything in my power to make it my last. I’m currently waiting to start school to become a substance abuse counselor. I would like to turn this time into something positive once I get out.

I was born and raised in a smallish town in East Texas. I come from a very average blue collar family. They are very understanding of my situation. I grew up spending most of my time outdoors. Hunting, fishing, skating. In 2017, I was accidentally shot. The bullet entered under my left eye, and was stopped by my spine. Because of this, my left hand is paralyzed and I suffer from pretty bad back and neck pain. Other than that, I made it out pretty well. Before my accident, I worked in the heating and A/C field. I’m real easygoing. I love to read, and listen to music. All kinds. I’m a huge dog person.

I know that I still have a good chunk of time to do. I’m looking for someone to help pass the time with. I’m a good guy that made a few mistakes.

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• Incarcerated Since: 2019
• Sentence Received: 35 years
• Earliest Release: 2036

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