Carlos Rojas

Hey, by now you already know my name, age, and a little about myself. I’m really far from a shy person. Outgoing, you could say. I’m not just here to be listened to. You could talk to me about anything. Of course, building a bond, trust will come in the picture. I keep myself busy: draw, tattoo, write poems, read a lot of books, especially self-help books, education books. This time in a cell can help me open my eyes a lot and I’m willing to enjoy every single minute as I step out this cell. I have 16 months to my release date. Willing to find somebody to write talk to build a bond and get to know you in person one day. It doesn’t have to be no relationship, friendship is how everything starts. Time will tell on what happens or lead to. Promise you, I won’t waste your time if you decide to write me. “God Bless You”. Let you know more about myself next letter, also every question will be answered sincerely.

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• Incarcerated Since: 2015
• Sentence Received: 8 years
• Earliest Release: 2023

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