Randolph ‘Dean’ Murie

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Hi! I’m Dean. My mother did the disservice of naming me Randolph, but I overcame it by using my middle name.

I am from Utah originally and Oregon lately. I have a wide spectrum of interests and like to learn new things. I enjoy reading, movies, music, trivia and I have learned to appreciate the little things.

I have a great sense of humor, I tell many jokes, and I love to make people laugh, so I’ll always have a joke at the ready for you.

I have some really cool, strange, funny and sometimes sad life stories and I could really use a friend or three to talk to by letter, phone, email or any/all of the above.

I am true to my friends and I try to be there as best as I can. I am as honest as I can be in here, and I have integrity. I have faith in God and I believe people can change. I’ve had some real struggles but I am actively working to be a better person. And I make a mean no-bake cheesecake!

I am writing this on the day before my birthday, with the highest of hopes. All of you potential friends, I would love to hear from you.

Very sincerely,
Dean

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• Incarcerated Since: 2017
• Sentence Received: 8 years
• Earliest Release: 2025

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