Corey Haskan

Hey there,

Have you ever been at a point where you feel like you need a friend, especially in these times? If you want to write and talk about anything, I’m willing to give you my time.

I do tattoos, I like listening to music, mostly hip-hop, I like to draw stuff for other inmates to send to their families. Most of my time, I’m in class or working, and what led me to Wire of Hope is that I need to connect more and make new friends. I hardly get any mail from anyone, so be free to write.

I was sentenced to nine years for drug trafficking (methamphetamine) and weapon trafficking, which was dropped after I pled guilty to the drug charge. We also had stolen police property and 54 grands, which was recovered by the Feds. Now, I’m here in prison, until 2024, after I complete a couple of classes. I’m just trying to better myself for the future. Some of my main goals are welding, tattooing and anything to be successful.

Well, if anyone wants to write about anything, I’ll be here until my profile is due. I’m just trying to connect with people, no matter what race, I have no problem with anyone. Thank you for reading my ad and stay safe through this pandemic!

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• Incarcerated Since: 2019
• Sentence Received: 9 years
• Earliest Release: 2026

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