Michael Perez

To those outside the wall,

Greetings. This is my first time ever using a pen pal site to reach out to the outside world. I’ve heard great things about Wire of Hope from other inmates in my position. So this is me reaching out through my profile. I hope you are interested.

First, let me stress that I am not too picky about who writes to me. Although I do have standards, I understand that everyone needs a someone. I can be that someone for you. God knows I’ve spent many nights awake on my cell cot alone, which is the reason why I decided to try this. Also know that race is not an issue with me. I would be interesting to correspond with others from similar to different backgrounds, from any and everywhere.

I am currently serving two sentences. One federal and one state. Both cases are inextricably intertwined. I was convicted of possession of a firearm and second-degree murder with a firearm. I’m on and off fighting with courts to either lessen my sentence or overturn my convictions. It gets real stressing and times I often lose the motivation to fight. I ask that you not judge me without knowing the circumstances of my position. Also keep in mind that I was a different person than I am now.

At this moment being that I am in disciplinary confinement (3 years now), I am unable to send photos with my profile. However, I should be getting transferred to an institution where I will be able to do so. I’ve recently cut my long silky black hair down to the scalp. I’ve grown my beard also but not too long. I have dark brows that are naturally arched, long lashes and brown eyes. I have high cheeks cheekbones and full lips. However, I have tattoos on my face. Even female guards and staff asked me why I would mess up a cute face. When I asked I didn’t/don’t think I can still blush. I used to work out six days a week but now I work at three sometimes four. I am not an Adonis but at times was compared to one. Perhaps I don’t see what others do. I can be self-conscious about myself and that’s what people fail to realize. I’m 35 years old and lost my mother (God rest her soul) when she was only 43. Hence why I try to stay healthy.

I love sports, to read, write music and poetry. I have a sense of humor, mostly in dire times. I have to laugh or make others do so. It reminds me that there are still things in life to smile about. However, I would be lying if I told you I don’t have no bad boy in me. After all, I came from the ghetto but I’m self-educated.

I am looking forward to your mail. If you are interested in myself, please reach out to those inmates who use Wire of Hope because we need you.

Best wishes,
Michael

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• Incarcerated Since: 2012
• Sentence Received: 10 years (Federal) + Life Without Parole (State)
• Earliest Release: N/a

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