Dominique Taylor

Wassup, first off let me begin by saying that I hope whoever reads this is in good health, blessed, and enjoying the new year. I’m here to meet new friends and build a new circle for my release and discover new things. I’m new to the whole penpal thing, so take it easy on me! Hopefully, I meet people who are compatible, open-minded, and who are truly willing to get to know a person such as myself.

I prefer to go by Domo. I’m 22 years young. I think I’m about 6′ / 6’1 and 260 pounds. I have some tattoos. Some of my hobbies are working out, playing sports, cooking and learning about the government and politics. I’m very open-minded, confident and though I came to prison young, I’m very educated. I go home in 2025. I’ll be first to say that it’s been quite a journey. I’m sure you’re wondering why I’m in prison. So let me start by saying that my crime was an accident. I’ll be more than willing to explain as we build. I take full responsibility for my actions. I only ask that you please don’t let my past mistakes stop you from reaching out.

If you’re open to get to know me, add me on JPay with my ID number #249175. It’s a quicker way to get in touch. I hope to hear from you soon.

Stay safe.

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• Incarcerated Since: 2020
• Sentence Received: 7.5 years
• Earliest Release: 2025

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