Keith O’Banion

Coming live from Louisiana’s Department of Corrections, featuring the one and only Keith “David” O’Banion Jr. If you’re unsure who you should write or if you’re still undecided, then look no further because you’ve just found everything you’re looking for.
What’s up world?!
To all my beautiful minds out there, if you’re looking for a sophisticated swag that can’t be matched, someone who’s kind but caring, intelligent but humble, or perhaps someone just to talk to, then I’m your man.
Let me explain, when I came to prison I was a young, selfish idiot. After realizing I had to change – or eventually accept a life-long prison sentence – I determined that I had to stop using and selling drugs – the very thing that landed me in prison – to pursue my dreams for real for real.
Since I have been incarcerated, I’ve become a board member of our prestigious public speaking club M.A.D.E. M.E.N. Gavel club, and I am a member of the Juvenile Awareness Program – we speak to and do skits for children in hopes to prevent crime. This past January I received a Bachelor’s degree in communications from Ashland University. Also, I am the editor of our offender publication, the Cajun Press, in which we cater to 1,800+ readers. Side note: I’ve worked diligently to ensure I’m in peak physical health-fit. On the other hand, I must say, I am extremely remorseful for my actions. This illustrates the person I’ve become, not my jaded past.
My philosophy in prison has always been the same as my philosophy about life: it’s all about the relationships you cultivate and keep. In this regard, I’m very excited and happy to meet you, perhaps we can cultivate a lasting friendship. Hopefully I’ve inspired you enough to reach out, I guess we’ll see…
You can reach me by downloading the JPay app, then you can send instant messages. To find me, insert my DOC # 00585957 and name, then it will locate me in the system.
Wishing you nothing but peace, love and happiness!

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• Incarcerated Since: 2011
• Sentence Received: 12 years
• Earliest Release: 2025

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