Kevin Keith

Hello! I hope that you are enjoying your day. I would like to correspond and hopefully share and build on a friendship. Throughout my day I enjoy mentoring young men and encouraging them to be productive citizens upon release. Yes, sometimes I feel as though I have bit off more than I can chew l.o.l. but I’m passionate about investing in others. I realize that life has got its ups and downs but through it all true friendship can be a sheltering tree.

Please give me a moment to share why I chose to join Wire Of Hope pen-pal program. I recall a song where the rhymes go something like this. “There is something in the name, There is something in the name of Jesus.” I also find something in the name of Wire of Hope.

Please take a walk with me for a moment and let’s look up at the telephone wires. We can’t see the electrical current that flows through the wire connecting us to friends, family, neighbors. But we know the current is there because we are connected in conversation. “Hope is the substance of things hoped for and the evidence of things not seen.” And this is why I find Wire of Hope inspiring, they are the current that brings people together.

In 2013 while incarcerated at the Trumbull Correctional Institution, I founded a program named WordMasters, Jesus is the Word and He is my Master. Hence the name WordMaster. We also encourage outreach, sponsoring Sr. Jerome Corcoran’s poor ministry by knitting hats for the homeless.

When I transferred here to Marion Correctional Institution in 2014 we started a WordMasters here. One of my hobbies is studying government and history, another is exercising, facilitating inmate programs.

Despite being innocent I was convicted of 3 murders and 3 attempted murders. If you are interested in researching the case you can go to www.kevinkeith.org and or go on Kim Kardashian’s podcast on Spotify.

If you are not interested in corresponding I wish you well and remember be a blessing and you will be blessed. Love & Peace — Kev.

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• Incarcerated Since: 1994
• Sentence Received: Death Sentence commuted to Life Without Parole
• Earliest Release: N/A

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