Shane Williams

Do you believe in universal law? “Ask, seek, receive.” If so, we were predestined to meet, and the laws of attraction bring forth the energy you require as you stumble across my bio, due to chance, expand on that chance and proceed.

So what’s a prisoner’s favorite hobby? Escape room challenges, of course. So my escapes are art, exercise, religious studies, and mental discipline activities to condition my mind to remain goal-oriented and driven. And as a man confined to a box, I convert my surroundings to a think tank as I develop.

So why don’t prisoners use elevators? Well, they’re afraid of getting the shaft. So here’s a brief description of my history. I was an active gang member for a long time, and then I found God, and that changed my life. It fueled my fire and passion and birthed this desire that led to me to change my life, and now I have this hunger to succeed, because failure is not an option to me, just life lessons.

Now, why did the prisoner bring a ladder to his cell? He wanted to reach new heights. So tell me about you. Offer me a chance to get into your realm. What are you passionate about? Tell me about your goals and define your drive and what inspires you.

Now, what’s the difference between a prisoner and a job applicant? Well, one’s trying to get out and the other’s trying to get in. So, when life gets tough, you must remind yourself that you are not defined by your struggles, but how you overcome them. The struggles do not define us, they refine us.

So, why did the math book go to prison? Had too many problems. Thank you for your time and chance taken. I go to parole in November 2026. I expire my sentence in February 2028. Just looking for friends, smiles, and laughter.

Sincerely,
A man driven
Shane Williams

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• Incarcerated Since: 2018
• Sentence Received: 6 to 15 years
• Earliest Release: 2026

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