Joshua Humphrey

I’m probably going to work against myself with what I’m about to write. But I really have nothing more to lose, and it seems almost impossible to meet someone while incarcerated. I’m obviously at a disadvantage because I’m an inmate with a big caution sign abound my head, and I’m sure most people would say be careful talking to an inmate. I think any women should be smart and careful about who they choose to have in their life. Just because you meet someone outside of prison doesn’t mean they can’t be all screwed up too. I don’t expect someone new to believe I’m not a bad guy, but the truth is I shouldn’t be incarcerated for this. I’ve made mistakes in my life, and wouldn’t BS you in believing I’ve been some great guy all my life. Poor choices should’ve been my nickname when it came to dating. I made a stupid decision in 2013 to go drinking with a woman I knew nothing about. This woman made some allegation against me, and in 2016 I was arrested. Despite those allegations, I’ve never took advantage of an intoxicated woman. When I was arrested, I lost the woman I was with and my career unfortunately after I was convicted I was ostracized and most people I thought were friends disappeared. I have recently been working with innocence project, and they are some people I’ve become friends who are helping me prove my innocence. I’m expecting to receive little or no interest on this site. But I’m hoping you will put aside any preconceived notions, give me a chance, judge me by your own personal experience. I’m looking to meet someone who is open to the idea that people are sometimes wrongfully convicted. For four years in here I trained service dogs for the blind people. Then I was transferred to a different facility I’m now on the waiting list for college program where I plan on earning a bachelor’s degree in liberal arts. I’m a good listener and great for conversation, but rather than go on about myself I’d like to hear from you and maybe build a connection. You can contact me through JPay.com and find me through my info: Joshua Humphrey #960385.

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• Incarcerated Since: 2017
• Sentence Received: 28 years
• Earliest Release: 2032

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