David Mondor

I’m a bad boy with a good heart. I am in search of pen-pals who can look beyond the mistakes of my past and see me as the man I am today. I am a little socially awkward, I have my quirks, but truly am a gentle soul.

I am currently incarcerated in a facility where snail mail is the best option for communication. I am loyal, caring, open-minded, nonjudgmental, and funny. Looks do not matter to me. I only ask that you be honest with me as I will always be honest with you.

I enjoy reading, writing, listening to music, and play cards. I am a simple man who would enjoy hearing from any and all people.

My day-to-day life is pretty boring. Since I don’t have a job, I’m in my cell 23 hours a day. So, when I’m in my cell for the 23 hours, I sleep, work out, read and eat my meals. What led me to Wire of Hope is that I like talking to people and meeting new people, and as I wasn’t receiving any mail, I was feeling lonely. I am not looking for anything romantic; just someone to talk to.

Don’t allow your shyness to hinder you from a wonderful friendship. I look forward to hearing from you.

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• Incarcerated Since: 2015
• Sentence Received: Civil Commitment (Virtual Life Sentence)
• Earliest Release: N/A

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