Jimmy Johnson

Hello girls,

I’m looking for some good friends, someone who likes to laugh and have fun. We can talk about anything you want. I’m a good listener and I very much care about what you have to say. I promise to be the best friend possible and try very hard to bring joy to your heart.

A little about me, I play guitar and sing here at our unit… I just sang in a talent show too, and they’re supposed to put us on our tablet for you to see me sing… I love to read romance books… I’m a romantic, you know, the kind to open your door, hold your chair, etc. I’m a country boy, but I love all kinds of music… Listen, if you send me snail mail, it goes to Dallas and it is scanned and then sent to my tablet. It takes weeks sometimes, but I promise to write you back… If you can send me an email at securustech.net, I will get it the same day.

Why I’m in prison, in 1996, yes, 28 years ago, I was young and immature. I allowed a teenage girl to smoke crack cocaine with me and drink whiskey, and my charge tells the rest… I let drugs and alcohol influence me to do something very bad. I got in trouble in 1996 but didn’t come to prison until 2012. It’s a long story, ask any questions and I will answer. I’m not supposed to come up for parole until 2031 but I truly believe God will get me out sooner… I’m a great guy with a great heart, don’t let my mistake keep you from writing me… As you can see, I haven’t aged much in 7 years… I’m ready to meet you.

Yours truly,
Jimmy Albert Johnson

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• Incarcerated Since: 2012
• Sentence Received: 40 years
• Earliest Release: 2031

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