Ronald Smith

How are you doing? I hope fine. Hopefully you are having a beautiful day. If not maybe I can bring a smile on your face. Here are somethings you will get if you decide to write me. A man who is honest, loyal and understanding and who won’t judge you. I also will reply promptly to all your letters and devote time to you.

Let me introduce myself a little more, my zodiac sign is Aries. I’m 5’8” and have a muscular build. I’m a spiritual man, who is open-minded. I love animals. And I like to live life to the fullest. I have been incarcerated for 24 years since I was 19 years old. I have close to 10 years left on my sentence. However I have a post-conviction petition currently pending in the courts due to newly discovered evidence. I expect to be released from prison in the near future.

I am looking for a meaningful and lasting friendship, if you are looking for someone who is loyal and to treat you like a queen you are and looking to build a friendship based on loyalty and trust. Contact me by letter or email at ConnectNetwork.com.

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• Incarcerated Since: 1999
• Sentence Received: 35 years
• Earliest Release: 2034

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