I’m currently incarcerated for a wrongful conviction of a homicide and adamantly fighting for my freedom via Prose Self-Representation. Therefore, my first objective is seeking civil rights organizations and law firms outside of Virginia that’ll take interest in representing a client undergoing judicial corruption.
I’m looking into meeting new people whether its females or males to be business partners in legitimate projects that involve publishing and writing. Also, I’m interested in females between the ages of 21-50 who don’t discriminate against dating inmates. Friends with benefits fine. Race isn’t a problem but do prefer someone who’s religious background is Christianity. I lean towards single women who aren’t in a committed relationship that are striving to evolve together as a whole taking the time to become intimate is key in life’s busy distractions that are essential to improve the quality of life such as employment, schooling or parenting. The qualities I desire in woman is magnetism personality, funny, loyal, educated, independent, physical beauty (All women are beautiful, but I prefer certain types). I would like to bring to light someone’s darkest hours and hopefully it’s vice versa.
Meanwhile I keep myself active by exercising, working in the kitchen, and writing blogs that are available to the public via https://inmateblogger.com/ (Please type my full name in the search bar to see my blogs). I’m into music (specifically rapping), poetry, and book writing. My hobbies are sports, watching crime dramas, and comedy movies. My sports teams are New York Giants and Miami Heat. I can be reached via www.jpay.com and https://vadoc.gtlvisitme.com/app
https://visitationform.vadoc.virginia.gov/#/
Sincerely,
Joel Aaron Burrell #1201708
272 Dogwood Dr.
Po Box 759
Big Stone Gap VA 24219
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