Jonathan Steele

What’s up beautiful people,
My name is Jonathan Steele and I am 29 years of age. I am currently incarcerated in an Illinois Prison called Lawrence Correctional Center. I have been incarcerated since 2013. My release year is 2026. I look at my time away as a journey to a better version of myself. During this journey, I have realized that we as individuals are puzzles and in order for our completion we have to be open to understanding what actually completes us or rather who completes us.
Throughout my life, I have felt complete being with particular women but I have grown to understand that to be complete is to be done with trying to fill the voids in your life because everything and everyone is already in their proper places in your life. Goes back to the puzzle aspect. Once the puzzle is completed, you see the beautiful picture of completion. I love to sing rap, write, play chess, plan and spread appreciation. I love to leave a lot of things to wonder about. That way we have a lot to share while getting to know each other.
Love and peace.

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• Incarcerated Since: 2013
• Sentence Received: 15 years
• Earliest Release: 2026

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