Hello,
My name is Randall C Mills. I am a single white 46-year-old male. I am looking for companionship and to meet new people. I have been locked up for 21 years of my life. I am currently in court fighting to prove that I am innocent. I got the short end of the stick when it comes to this, but I have tried so many Pen Pal sites and all I get is people looking at my ad but no response. I know I have some time to do but laws are changing, and I am in court. I believe I am not gonna do the rest of my time. I have been looking for my person in my life, but I have had no luck finding her. But if I find a friend I will be happy with that. I will not turn anyone away. So, I am not very good at this stuff, but I keep trying. I work as a carpenter at the prison and on my spare time I work on legal work and listening to music that has meaning, or that can relate to how I am feeling. I listen to all kinds of music. I am a very open-minded person and very understanding. I like to make people laugh and I can be a very good listener if you need to talk to or vent about something. If you have any questions, feel free to ask. I will answer anything, if you write me, I will write back I promise. I have been through some pretty bad things. I don’t want to ramble there is a lot more to know about me. So, in closing I hope you want to get to know this kind and humble person. I will not disappoint you I promise. I am in the Illinois department of corrections. The prison is Graham Correctional Center. I hope to hear from you, and we get to know each other, just give me a chance and see for yourself.
Your Future,
Randall
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