Antwan Schultz

To my future friend,

“The path you least expect to take in life might just be the path to take you where you want to be.” With that being said, hello, how are you today? I hope all is well and thank you for checking out my profile. I hope you will give me the chance to get to know you better, and vice versa.

I am hoping to meet someone who is caring, doesn’t play mind games, outgoing, adventurous, willing to be there for me when I need an open ear, someone who won’t judge me for my past and hold it against me.

I like to camp, fish, go to auto races, go on walks, talk, country music and classic rock. I’m not a couch potato, I’m very handy around the house, I’m very caring and giving.

The best way to contact me is through JPay.com, but if you can only “snail mail” then remember to write your return address in your letter, because MDOC throws away all incoming enveloppes that my mail comes in, if you don’t write it in your letter, I won’t be able to write you back.

Have a great day and I hope I’ll hear from you soon.
Antwan.

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• Incarcerated Since: 2013
• Sentence Received: 7-17 years
• Earliest Release: 2022

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