Esteban Carpio

Who am I?

Thank you for taking the time to read my profile. First and foremost, I’m in prison for 1t degree murder of a police officer and the alleged stabbing of an old lady. I find it absolutely difficult to explain because this is not the kind of person I am. Through and through I have been misconstrued and my character assassinated from the beginning when I was threatened by a detective in an interrogation room with a firearm. I had no chance but to defend myself, while I was suffering from mental health issues, and was just released from RI hospital for a mental breakdown.

Nothing can change what happened, so I try to make amends with the people that have been affected and not let this define me. I am humble with many attributes and aspirations as to who I am actually and where I want to be in life. I have a son and a daughter who I mentor so they can navigate through life and not make the same mistakes. Before this ordeal, I was a musician and a hairstylist who lived a good life full of fun and excitement. I produced Hip-Hop beats and underground mixtapes at local clubs in Boston. I was even a counselor for inner-city kids at one point and did neighborhood outreach. I’m better recognized as “SteveBos” or “Bosalini”, the name I acquired growing up in the South End where I was raised in the streets. My life is a real-life movie that was destined to be told in my autobiography, “Behind the Mask”, the story of my empathic life, the highs and lows of money, cars, and cloths. I’d like to say that I’m no different from you just had a different path.

I love everybody and everybody loves me. I’m wise, respectful, intelligent, athletic, in shape, poetic and business oriented, dedicated to my fight for justice and my freedom. I study law and religion, I enjoy history and different cultures. Dominican and Cape Verdean is my heritage, more or less Black and Hispanic.

Single and straight with no specific preference. If I find love, then so be it. But I would like to find a loyal friend to elevate the quality of life in an authentic relationship. I’m easy to talk to, I have no problems with correspondence or any type of communication. Please don’t judge a book by its cover? Because what you might find inside may change your mind.

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• Incarcerated Since: 2005
• Sentence Received: Life Without Parole
• Earliest Release: N/a

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