Roland Oxedine

What’s going, my name is Roland but everybody in here calls me Boston.

A little about myself, well, as you already might know, I’m from Boston, Massachusetts, hence the name (Boston).

I’m 36 years old, I got light hazel eyes, I’m about 5 ft. 9 and 190 lbs. Got some tattoos, and yes I do talk with a thick east cost Boston accent. I would consider myself a humorous and playful person, gotta have a sense of humor or else I would go crazy in here. I don’t have much expectations from people looking to start a friendship with me other than somebody that can match my energy. Please don’t be deceived by my pictures, I’m really a big goof. I really feel I still have much more room to grown into a better, man, person and father. Well, my daily routine is I get up in the morning, work out for a couple of hours, clean my cell, do my laundry and I watch my sports on my TV.

So that’ a little about me, I do have so much more to talk about, but it is up to you to decide if you want to take a little time out your life and possibly build a friendship with me.

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• Incarcerated Since: 2018
• Sentence Received: 9 years & 3 months
• Earliest Release: 2027

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