Hi Friends. I am in prison for crimes I did not commit. I am still fighting my case. Everyone I have talked with has told me I have a winning case, but I cannot get any help. I am serving a 15-year sentence.
I spend time fighting my case. I work in the CI Wood Shop. On my downtime, I work out. For the last year I have been studying Odinist Blots & Norse Mythology. “ASATRU”.
I need all the friends I can get. I have a petition for commutation or pardon ready to go. If I can’t get my case overturned, or a new trial, I need to build a new community support system. I am 50, 5’8″, 175 lbs., bald, blue eyes, confident, rugged, bearded, and kind. I think I am better than average in looks.
I served 12 years in the military. I am a father of three. I grew up in a small town — Corbett, Oregon. Corbett High had 55 grads in my class. I love hunting and fishing, hiking and camping, and country music.
If you are tired of getting lied to, tired of a lack of honesty and respect, I promise you ladies I can make you the center of my world. I am looking to meet new people searching for lasting friendships.
My dream girl has strawberry blonde hair with a southern drawl, is old fashioned, a traditional woman who is faithful, D/DF, and likes country music and 80’s rock. I also need friends who will help me fight the unjust system.
Sincerely,
Jason
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