Hi Everyone,
My name is Jermy, I’m an inmate in Idaho serving time for grand theft, basically in 2018 I was stealing lottery tickets from my work. A little bit about me, I’m 30 years old with brown hair and green eyes. I have 3 beautiful kids, 2 boys and one girl, they are my world. Truthfully in prison there is not a lot to do. But while I’m in Prison, I love to play sports, draw, and tattoo. On the outside I love working with my hands, working on cars, construction, pretty much anything. I’m a pretty outgoing guy, but I must warn you I’m shy at first. Also, if you are looking for a hard chiseled body, I’m not your guy- but if you are looking for a down ass dude with your dad bod, then I’m your guy. I’m really nice and I’m a great listener, if you’re interested in meeting me, please find me on Jpay.com
Jermy Walker #98806.
I look forward to hearing from you.
We interviewed Jermy Walker about his fascinating prison job working as a companion for Civil Commitment inmates. Hear his interview on our podcast.
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