Mark Ferrell

Hello. My name is Mark. I am a 65-year-old, 260 pounds, (Dutch/Irish) ‘white’ male with white hair. I try to be as open-minded and understanding as possible. Hopefully you will be, too. I am also very kind and considerate, with a big heart. I have been incarcerated for 27 years, with no end in sight. Due to the fact I took my case to trial instead of simply playing their game and accepting a Plea deal, I was caused to die in prison for something I truly did NOT do! This, as you can imagine, causes depression issues for me. I would love to try to put a smile on your face if you would allow me to because, at least, I would know I was able to make someone happy again. I use to be an ‘over the road’ truck driver who is a city boy with a country heart. However, I was wrongfully accused and wrongfully convicted! My family is mostly gone, leaving me lonely and, I would truly enjoy corresponding with someone that might care enough to take a moment from their busy schedule to share a friendly word, or two. I will answer any and all questions openly, and honestly! I am awaiting your response through ‘snail-mail’ or GTL ‘GettingOut’ messaging. In closing, allow me to ask… Have you ever been lonely? Have you ever needed or wanted someone to talk to but didn’t have anyone that could or would listen or understand? If you answered ‘Yes!’ to either question, maybe you can understand how I feel. Thank you for your time and consideration.

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• Incarcerated Since: 1996
• Sentence Received: Life + 4 years
• Earliest Release: 2059

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