Hello, I’m Jerome. I’ll be 23 on October 19. I was born in 2003 in Springfield, Illinois. I used to ride a Suzuki 1000cc motorcycle, and there are photos of me on it.
I’m an outdoors person who loves exploring new places.
I’m currently incarcerated in Illinois for first-degree murder. I was sentenced to 50 years, with the possibility of parole after 15 years. I’m still fighting my case through the Supreme Court in hopes of getting my sentence reduced. I was only 17 years old when I was locked up, and I’ve now been gone for 5 years.
I’m looking for a woman who knows what she wants. I’d love someone who’s affectionate, a little clingy, and enjoys talking on the phone or texting throughout the day until I come home. I’d also like someone who can do video visits and in-person visits.
I’m looking for someone who’s loyal, down-to-earth, enjoys staying home instead of partying, and has a bubbly, girly personality. I’m a jealous and clingy person myself, and being in here can make me overthink. I want someone I can build a strong foundation with and eventually come home to.
I’m not looking for friends—I’m looking for a real relationship. I prefer someone who lives in the USA because international calls are expensive, and people from other countries can’t do video visits. I’m open to any ethnicity, but I do prefer a woman who stays fit since I work out myself.
I hope my profile catches your interest. If it does, I’d love for you to reach out and tell me a little about yourself. Be sure to include your phone number so I can call you.
You can leave me a message here or contact me directly through Corrlinks.com, Create a new account, add me (Jerome Schmidt, #Y56478) it will ask for a PIC # , its also y56478 ID. After adding me and funding your account, you’ll receive a link for Iphone or Android on the site. Download the app through that link and sign in to your account. I hope to hear from you soon. Have a great day!
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