Juan Rivera

Obviously, if you’re reading my bio it’s because you are seeking someone to write to. Frankly, I’m the pen-pal you want to be friend with. See, that was simple, wasn’t it? Here’s a brief description about myself before your imagination starts to wander off on its own. Before you ask me, no, I’m not Italian. I know it has to do with the hair. Anyhow, I’m open-minded, down-to-earth with a good sense of humor type of guy. I make the best out of any situation and I enjoy the simple things in life. I’m talented, I’m a great artist, I enjoy drawing stick-figures and smiley-faces… what? I’m serious. “It’s better to be absolutely ridiculous than absolutely boring.” Quoted by Marilyn Monroe. After 22 years being incarcerated, I know the world has rapidly changed since I’ve been away, but can anybody send me pictures to see what the world looks like today? Everybody in the world has some kind of high-tech phone, am I right? So, who actually writes letters besides me? Come on, people, you have easy access to email at the palm of your hand, no, your wrist is not broken. Love to hear from you.

Laters. Straight out of Texas.

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• Incarcerated Since: 1998
• Sentence Received: Capital Life
• Earliest Release: 2038

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