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Randy Tundidor, Latino/American death row inmate. Bilingual in English/Spanish, 56 years of age. Born December 4, 1966. Astrology sign: Sagittarius. Divorced, father of 6. Well-traveled Latin American with over 30 years in the automotive repair and custom fabrication business, over 20 of which were self-employed!
Juan Rodriguez. 67 | Straight | Florida. Hispanic/Latino American | Non-denominational. My name is Zakee. I'm currently on Florida death row and still fighting for my freedom after many years. I'm 67 years young, 5'11'' tall, and very athletic. I exercise 5 days a week. I was born and raised in La Habana, Cuba.
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What made you decide to become a penpal with someone on death row? I'm generally interested in people and their stories, not just prisoners. I lead a safe life with my family and have a good job that I enjoy. So it seems natural to me that I should reach out to those who are less fortunate. Solidarity is a central value in my life.
Christofer is 28 and incarcerated in the US (ID). "Hello, my name is Christofer McNeill. My inmate number is #148991. I have blue eyes and blond hair, 6 ft. tall with a lot of tattoos. I've currently been incarcerated for 3 years, I'm eligible for parole early next year but my maximum date is in 3 years.
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Prison pen-pals are inmates who exchange letters with non-incarcerated pen-pals. Inmates have been turning to our WriteAPrisoner.com program since its inception in 2000 to find mentors, legal aid, educational opportunities, employment upon release, counseling, housing options, and so much more. We post profiles, photos, and contact information ...
