Matthew Granger

Good day to you all. My name is Matthew D. Granger (#349418), and I have been incarcerated since 1978, been in for 46 years. I am 67 years young, 5’10”, 185 lbs., and in good shape for my age. I am an Orthodox Christian; the Lord is a BIG part of my life. My interests include art (especially influenced by Jackson Pollock). I like playing handball, weightlifting, and running. I love all animals, especially horses. I like movies, and as for music, I like country and some older rock.

Here is me being upfront: I’m in for life, and again, life without the possibility of parole. I am interested in meeting new people to talk to—like-minded people that are down for some hardships but with the possibility of meeting and sharing a special life with me.

You can contact me via snail mail using the addresses provided or at www.securustech.net. Enter my DOC number under Washington State Department of Corrections, and you can buy virtual stamps to email me directly.

I look forward to meeting you. Be safe and well.

–Matthew

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• Incarcerated Since: 1978
• Sentence Received: Life Without Parole
• Earliest Release: N/A

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