Caleb Kanatzar

It’s surreal to be in prison for a crime I didn’t commit.

My name is Caleb Kanatzar and I was wrongly convicted. Of course, everyone in here says that, but in my case, it’s actually true. My case was legitimate self-defense but because I’d been in trouble with the law before and had a criminal history, an unethical prosecutor decided I was guilty and committed misconduct to secure my conviction. It is by far the most frustrating experience of my life, but my appeal is pending, and I hope and believe the truth will eventually come out.

When I’m not busy working to fight my case (or ranting about this bogus conviction!), I enjoy reading history (especially contemporaneous histories of ancient Greece and Rome) and “conspiracy theories” (MKUltra, COINTELPRO, Operation Northwoods…). There’s a never-ending list of shady government schemes that I find interesting.

I like almost all genres of music but if you made me pick, I’d say Sublime is my favorite band. The Princess Bride is unquestionably the greatest movie ever (with Pulp Fiction a close second) and Rick & Morty is my favorite show on TV.

I love the outdoors, something I appreciate even more now. Hunting, fishing, camping, even just a walk down a country road. I usually live in the city, but nothing feels like freedom to me more than dirt roads, and any excuse to head to the country sounds good to me.

As for future plans, I’m fully confident this conviction will be overturned and when I get out, I plan to start a small newspaper, just a weekly gazette focused on local crime stories. While fighting this case, I’ve learned how to do legal research and public information requests and I hope to put this knowledge to use, reporting on crime in my town.

I hope to meet a woman who can be herself unapologetically, who enjoys conversation, appreciates genuine friendship and is quick to laugh.

If I sound like a man you’d like to meet, I’d be happy to hear from you.

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• Incarcerated Since: 2016
• Sentence Received: 21 years
• Earliest Release: 2034

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