Emanuel Carranza

Hey, what’s up? Hi, my name’s Emanuel Carranza and as all the evidence suggests, I’m locked up and it seems it’s going to be a long one this time. Hope not, but the man upstairs will dictate that. But for the meantime, I’d like to meet and get to now cool new people; I have had many many negative things happen in my life these recent couple years and one way to escape all that is letters. It takes your mind away from your surroundings when the conversations are right and you click with someone. To do that, you have to put yourself out there.

A few things about me. I’m Mexican American. Raised in the good old crooked city of Ogden, Utah. Yeah, you would be surprised, there’s Mexicans in one of the whitest states in America, but no, I don’t have 5 wives, not even one. You’ll get that when you think of Mormons or the older kind. Like older older. But I have an athletic build, especially when they have you in prison within the prison, a consequence of living a certain way. I’m tatted up with 18 all over the body with pride. I like studying, I have been learning the law, it’s somewhat fun but a lot of information to retain. I’m not great with a lot of people, that’s just me but the exception is when I click with someone, I click with them and build real bonds. That’s just me. Being in prison within the prison means a lot of cell time. They don’t give you many things to do, you have to maintain your own mental health. One of these avenues is drawing. When the mood is right, I can kick out some nice things and it cuts up a lot of time. Talking with people stimulates the mind and in here keeps it from degenerating. If you write, thank you, that’s help in itself.

Thank you for taking the time to read this. It would be cool to hear from you.

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• Incarcerated Since: 2018
• Sentence Received: 16 to life
• Earliest Release: 2034

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