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Black/African American. To whom it may concern, My name is Allen Winslow Bridgers. And I have been on Texas death row for almost 26 years. I was born and raised in Norfolk, Virginia right near the ocean. Growing up near the ocean was fun as a child, and those early days in my life remain with me as cherished memories.
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Subscribe now for more! http://bit.ly/1JM41yFHealthcare worker Tina Brown from East Sussex has been writing to death row inmate Joel Diaz for eight months an...
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Human Writes is self-supporting and our membership fees simply help to cover our central costs. In a Death Row prisoner‘s own words: “You asked if all is well between us and are we still good friends. In one word Absolutely. Monica has come to be a very valued friend, she is patient and kind in her responses as well as quite timely and ...
Peter Avsenew. | Florida. White. Pete is a 39-year-old father, artist, and martial artist. He is tall, slim, and handsome. He is a funny and genuine person to talk to! Although he is on death row in Florida, he stays positive and is an uplifting and encouraging friend.
Though it varies from state to state, the average inmate on Death Row typically remains there for well over a decade, with a significant number having been there for more than 20 years. In 2018, 61 year-old David Earl Miller was executed in Tennessee after spending 36 years on Death Row, the longest gap between sentencing and execution recorded that year.
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 ...
