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• Hello Paul, My name is Jessica. I am a 29 year old Psychology student. I am also a writer for a true crime magazine. I write you because I am trying to move towards the next step of my journy in life. My goal is to study criminals, particularly the ...

  on Much Love - Peace and Comfort. Power to Endure. by Paul Gamboa Taylor May 11, 2012

• Hi Edwin, My name is Jessica. I am a 29 year old Psychology student and a writer for a true crime magazine. In hopes of boosting both my career and the content in said magazine, I am hoping to reach out to prisoners and learn more about what they have ...

  on Doubt by Edwin A. Tindall May 11, 2012

• My name is Jessica. I am a 29 year old Psychology student and a writer for a true crime magazine. In hopes of boosting both my career and the content in said magazine, I am hoping to reach out to prisoners and learn more about what they have to say. ...

  on Update by Daniel Gwynn May 11, 2012

• My name is Jessica. I am a 29 year old Psychology student and a writer for a true crime magazine. In hopes of boosting both my career and the content in said magazine, I am hoping to reach out to prisoners and learn more about what they have to say. ...

  on Comment Response by James Collins May 11, 2012

• David, Your ability to find ways around your obstacles is amazing. Also, your patience and determination is amazing. Your work is great! I too cross stitch, but not under such strained conditions. As is, it is difficult to follow those patterns exactly. Whenever I find I've miscounted I get frustrated. ...

  on Untitled by David Clark May 11, 2012

• My name is Jessica. I am a 29 year old Psychology student and a writer for a true crime magazine. In hopes of boosting both my career and the content in said magazine, I am hoping to reach out to prisoners and learn more about what they have to say. ...

  on See How Simple That Was? by Eric Wilkes May 12, 2012

• Eric, I often pity the criminals tied up in a corrupt system, but whenever I get on the topic of mistreatment to prisoners with someone I get stone-walled by the opinions of the majority. But, we have to draw the line when corrections officials are commiting crimes in and amongst ...

  on True Prison Reform Change Begins With Us by Daniel Labbe Sept. 14, 2012

• Hey Eric, I apologize for not writing for so long. Things have been hectic. I did recieve your last letter, and I enjoyed it very much. I will definitely send you something soon. I hope you are doing well also, and that you had as plesant a Thanksgiving as possible ...

  on Comment Response by Eric Wilkes Nov. 26, 2012

• Hey Eric, I have another letter I am putting together for you right now. I havn't finished or sent it yet. But I wanted to know if the prison will let you recieve paper, pencils, pens, envelopes (stationary materials) to help you out. I work in a dollar store and ...

  on Comment Response by Eric Wilkes April 29, 2013

• Eric, This is Jessica F. Do you remember me? I know we lost contact a few years back, my apologies. My life has been rough. I am, however, interested in getting back in touch with you. I need a fresh address. Get back to me. The site says I will ...

  on You Might Still Be Institutionalized If... by Eric Wilkes Aug. 16, 2016

• ur address is correct on ur profile. Sorry about the mix up on dates. I will write u.

  on Comment Response by Eric Wilkes Sept. 15, 2016

• Eric, This is Jessica reaching out to you. I know you know which one. I'm not sure if you got the last letter I mailed to you, but I would like to hear from you again. You can reach out to me at the A-36 address. I just don't get ...

  on What It's like to Lose Your Mind in Prison (cont of #2) by Eric Wilkes Feb. 3, 2019

• Eric, I am a little confused as to how or why we lost contact. I'm not sure if you lost my address or if you have lost interest, so I am reaching out to you in hopes that I can hear from you again. I feel like I have done ...

  on What it's like to lose your mind in prison (cont. of #6) by Eric Wilkes July 22, 2019