DeAndre Dunnaway

Hello,
I’m De’Andre, most people call me Apollo. I’m smiling as I write this, just imagining someone stopping at my profile. Sorry the picture is not a great one. I was working out when they called for pictures. Prison is very unpredictable. Well, I am an outgoing, open-minded, spontaneous, non-judgmental person. I smile a lot, and love to make people laugh with my witty sense of humor. I enjoy sports, and all physical activities. I also love to cook, and hold an intelligent conversation. I am looking for great friendships. Remember, I am non-judgmental. During my time “locked-up” I have taken significant steps to better my mental capacity; with positive thinking and actions, it’s been easy. I’m a great listener, ad my focus is not easily broken. Prison is a challenging environment, and I NEED to talk to people in society, after 10 years, I’m lost in the sauce. Hopefully you can tell me what’s going on out there. It’s like the sunshine in prison, is not the sunshine out in the world. As a matter of fact, that is exactly what I need, some rays of sunshine from out in the world to be my friend, to shine some light on the gloom of prison life. I’m hoping that ray is you. I look forward to meeting you.

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• Incarcerated Since: 2013
• Sentence Received: Life
• Earliest Release: N/A

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