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CREDITS

Editor-in-Chief- Rufus L. Triplett, Jr. Editor-in-Chief- Jenny Triplett Feature Story Writer- Aishah Al-Amin

In This Issue 3 CREDITS/Letters to the Editors 4 Letter from the Editors/Prisonworld Future Entreprenuer Network/ Writers Resources 5 What’s Going On...?/Prisonworld Blogtalk 6 Puzzletime /Trivia Twist/ 7 Islam 101/Hadith Central 9 Feature Story-Ebony Magazine Couple of the Year (Rewind) 10 Freeworld Pen Pal Opportunities 11 Information/Order Forms/ The Vent/Parole Resource Directory/RESOURCES 12 Prisonworld Marketplace 13 15 Minutes of FAME/Throwback Corner 14 Classifieds/FREEZONE 15 VIP’s/PLATINUM MEMBERS

Volume 6, Number 2- Prisonworld Magazine (ISSN 19404220) is published on a six issue basis and direct mailed through the Powder Springs Post Office. Copyright© 2007-2012 with all rights reserved. Reproduction or use, of any part or portion written or otherwise contained in Prisonworld Magazine is strictly prohibited – subject to criminal prosecution according to the US Copyright Laws.

This magazine is published for prisoners about prisoners.

Opinions expressed in letters to the editors and columns are those of the authors and not necessarily those of Prisonworld Magazine. Prisonworld Magazine is privately owned and operated soley by Rufus and Jenny Triplett. www. rufusandjennytriplett.com STAMP DONATIONS– We are always in need of stamps for mailings to those who do not provide SASE, cannot provide a SASE and to send out FREE magazines.

Find it in your heart to DONATE, no amount to big or too small, it is greatly appreciated. Helping others is charity that we have yet to know the true reward.

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We do not do horoscopes, artwork, or funnies.

Our Company

We are a family owned and operated multimedia company that encompasses various forms of media that includes print, audio, blogging, video blogging, marketing merchandise, social media marketing and charitable efforts.

We have over 20 years experience in marketing, promotions, production and advertising.

We have been based in Atlanta, Georgia for over 19years with nationwide clientèle. Our services are for the freedom challenged and anyone that services them such as attorneys, activists, non-profit organizations, providers of inmate services, etc. Our reach is unlimited and we do network with hundreds of “free world” people.

Our Brand

Our Prisonworld brand started as a simple idea of thinking of how the word prison can be a vice to most. We decided to turn it around and make it curious and thought provoking. It is such an eye-catching and ear-catching word that it draws the attention of the majority who sees or hears it. It started with a magazine and has grown to include a radio show, record label, blog, radio network, entrepreneur network, You Tube Channel, merchandise and motivational speaking.

Letters to the Editors Tripletts, May Peace be upon you and the Mercy of Allah and His Blessing Thanks for taking the time out to send the postcards and for checking on me. Big Ups. That means a lot. Real people do real things! Keep Allah first and God Bless you all.

Quintin Murray 07A4901 Green Haven CF PO Box 4000 Stormville, NY 12582 – 4000 EDITOR’s NOTE: Oh thank you so much. It is greatly appreciated. We periodically send out postcards to people we have not heard from in some time just to see if you are ok and how life is treating you. We have accumulated so many postcards now from traveling we will be sending our several. We all get down in life and sometimes just need a pick me up. Glad to oblige. It’s real and from the heart. Like we have always said – we are the realest people you ever want to meet.

To the Editors Rufus and Jenny Triplett, I would like a new issue of Prisonworld Magazine if it’s available. I need it for the sole purpose of other contacts in other states for either faith based or self-help organizations for reentry and transitional housing to relocate outside this state for which I was unlawfully convicted. Signed – Helpless.

Perry Strickland 236435 Tyger River CI U2 – Rm 204 A 200 Prison Rd Enoree, SC 29335 EDITOR’s NOTE: Our magazine definitely offers a page of RESOURCES which can help you in that area. As for the wrongful conviction, we do offer FREE Legal Ads on our website. They can be placed by friends or family members.

Several people have received help from our site and also lawyers place their information there as well.

Our Missions

Dear Rufus and Jenny, First and foremost let me give you both my sincerest appreciation for taking the time to send me a copy of your magnificent magazine. Upon receiving it on 9/6/2012 I thanked God for the blessing and I blessed you two for your unselfish gift. Let me take this time to say this. It is truly an honor and a privilege to have met a king and queen that has accomplished such tremendous boundaries. God creates great minds to come together to create greatness. I will be doing business with your magazine and subscribing to your magazine. Sincerely Grateful.

Mark Aikens 626821 GDCP SMU – E Wing Room #213 PO Box 3877 Jackson, GA 30233

Our secondary mission is to reach out to those who are interested in hearing and participating in something new, different, and definitely unique. We are not limited to correctional facilities.

We invite the “free world” to participate in our magazine and all other ventures as well. We do not discriminate in participation due to age, gender, nationality, crime or religion. We are not a non-profit organization or prison ministry but we donate the majority of our profits to prison outreach programs. We strive to be universal and have something to offer to everyone.

EDITOR’s NOTE: When we are blessed enough to get extra copies from our printer we do not let those sit around our office. We send them out randomly to people who have shown interest in our magazine. We don’t always get extra copies but when we do that is what we do. Thank you very much for the compliment. We feel blessed to be doing what we are doing and the directions our lives have taken. Wishing you well.

Our primary mission is to inform and educate those behind the wall and their families. We offer various resources to help with dealing with incarceration and re-entry. Our magazine is an outlet, an escape if you must, from the daily grinds of the prison system. We teach inmates how to use their time wisely and empower themselves with skills that they can use upon release.

Writing Campaigns - For those of you who like to write, let’s put the pen to the paper for our good cause. Write to The Steve Harvey Show and let them know what Prisonworld is doing or has done for you and request that they do a story on us.

Alex Duda, Executive Producer The Steve Harvey Show 454 North Columbus Drive Chicago, IL 60611 COLLEGE AND CAREER RESOURCES Ohio University, College Program for the Incarcerated, Hanning Hall 222, Athens, OH, 45701-2979

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Letter From The Editor Bismillaallahir-Rahmaanir-Rahiim, In the Name of GOD, most gracious most merciful…

WELCOME to all of our new readers and HAPPY FALL to our new and returning faithful readers. Yes, the seasons have changed and we continue to do so on this side of the world. We are very pleased at how things are going with the magazine and all of the positive feedback we received from our incarcerated and “free world” readers. It’s a heartwarming feeling knowing that there as so many caring and concerned people in our circle. As we continue to change and grow we will keep you in mind. You can get back issues of Prisonworld Magazine online through our website.

We made room in this issue to reprint the Ebony Magazine “Couple of the Year” article that originally ran in the February 2012 issue of Ebony Magazine. Our year is almost up but we will forever have that claim to fame for our resume and this will be the last issue that we run it as we have so much more going onto tell you about and share through news article and pictures.

Several sections of the magazine have been moved to our BLOG (www.prisonworldblogtalk.com) and/or FREE Monthly online Newsletter.

Please log onto www.dawahinc.com and click on the FREE NEWSLETTER tab and download it. That is where you will find Jailhouse Lawyer, Poetic Justice, HOW TO TIPS, Health & Wellness for inmates, & PRISONWORLD INTERNS. Online exposure is really what is happening these days. Technology has made us step up our game. Our weekly FREE newsletter through CORRLINKS/TRULINCS has thousands of subscribers. We have experienced a tremendous amount of growth within the last six months. With growth comes patience. We do have a wealth of information to share and do not mind sharing. Federal inmates may join – dawahinternationalllc@gmail.com. We also do an email newsletter for the FREE WORLD. If you have a FREEWORLD email, have your friends and family join our list on our website. We do not take JPAY requests.

Since we last printed we have been on a serious travel spree. We have found ourselves in Orlando (2x), Las Vegas, Los Angeles (for the Ricki Lake Show – see pics pg ) Niagara Falls/Buffalo, NY for a keynote speech at a family empowerment conference and at a resort in Tennessee thatt served the biggest shrimp that we had ever seen. And it looks like the travel train is not stopping soon. Looking to share more in the Winter Edition (November/December Issue).

The Prisonworld Radio Hour is BACK and streaming on The Prisonworld Radio Network 24/7 – www.prisonworldradionetwork.com, and syndicated to iTunes and archived on our website – www.prisonworldradiohour.com. New shows are broadcasted on Mondays @6pmEST/3pmEST. October shows include comedian Hope Flood, National Antibullying Awareness, Comedian Eddie Griffin, National Domestic Violence Awareness – concentrating on violence in the NFL. You can also listen from your smartphone (see directions pg 2) There are advertising and sponsorship opportunities available. You do get a spot on the radio when you purchase a PUBLICITY PACKAGE.

Have you had your friends and families join our FACEBOOK FAN PAGE? We giveaway great prizes. We now have WalMart Gift Cards, Best Buy Gift Cards, Target Gift Cards, FREE Prisonworld MERCHANDISE (Swag), free magazines, etc. Have them log onto www.facebook. com/prisonworld and start winning prizes today!

We are celebrating FIVE YEARS in Print! This is a Greatest Hits Issue. Get ready for an awesome 2013.

There are several changes to our magazine including the fact that we no longer offer VIP & PLATINUM Ads. The ones that you see will be phasing themselves out through the remainder of the year. Feel free to seek out our website for FREE pen pal opportunities – www.myprisonworld. com. No application necessary. We hope to offer you more information, education, motivation and entertainment. That is why we are here. Take it all in once, twice or three times. Reading is fundamental. We have reduced the page count but it is till jam packed FULL of information. Enjoy.

SHOUTS OUT to all inmates who are spending this time getting ready for 2013. Set goals and go after them. Stay determined and consistent. Success is within your grasp. Stay on your grind and respect the hustle.

From ALLAH we came and to him we will return. Have a Blessed and Wonderful Eid Celebration! Remember ALLAH. Thank ALLAH. Worship ALLAH.

Writers Resources A great job for the currently incarcerated or those who

were formerly incarcerated and now are in need of some extra funds, is writing. Here are all kinds of avenues in which a person can make money with freelance writing.

Inmates have lots of stories and a flare for telling them. Be sure to check out the following sites for more information how to get started: Some popular article sites are: • www.ezinearticles.com • www.goarticles.com• www.articledashboard.com • www. isnare.com• www.articlebiz.com WRITER’s NEEDED – Voice of Detroit, VODEditor@hotmail.com - Fax – 313-5571576

LIST OF BOOK EDITORS/AGENTS - (7) pages worth of people who you can send a letter of inquiry to about publishing your book or acquiring the rights to your book. Just send ($7) asking for the Editor’s List.

Rufus & Jenny Triplett Editors-in-Chief

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What’s Going On

Prisonworld Magazine Examines Lindsay Lohan’s Habitual Violations (Back in the News)

Many states have laws that provide for increased penalties if someone is repeatedly convicted for the same offense. Usually a driver is considered a habitual offender after three convictions, but many states now have greater sanctions for even a second offense. Lindsay Lohan, who has been convicted of a couple of DUI’s, is not just a repeat offender but a repeat violator as well.

There is a difference between a habitual offender and a habitual violator. The habitual offender is someone, such as an addict, thief, or serial bank robber, who commits their offenses where as to be charged with the same felony or misdemeanor. A habitual violator is someone who has already been convicted of an offense and has re-offended with the same crime or another crime to which it violates the current sentence imposed. Lindsay Lohan, who has currently been charged with felony theft, is in violation of her probation for a previous DUI with another DUI charge still outstanding.

Prisonworld Magazine communicates with inmates, several who are sentenced under California’s The Strikes Law, regarding their offenses and the subsequent choices they could have made. “Most often times the inmates are battling an addiction to crack, weed, meth, and/or money and is in total denial. Addiction therapy is provided in the majority of correctional facilities but the inmates have to want to beat the addiction in order to achieve success,” says Jenny Triplett, co-editor-in-chief.

Ted Hall, the golden Voice of Radio, has just proven that the allure of Hollywood and all that comes with it may be too much for an addict.

Lindsay Lohan has previously reached out for help in a feeble attempt to avoid jail time. The façade of recovery is slowly unmasking itself with her newfound troubles. An addict will be an addict for the rest of their life. The choice to fight the monster within and to be a recovering addict is a choice that can only be made when one is ready. “Maybe a little prison time would do her some good. It would definitely jump start the 12 Step Program,” says Jenny.

The criminal justice system has been known to give celebrities a slap on the wrist. TI, the rapper, did not fare well with his probation violation. He sits in a Federal Correctional Facility in Arkansas after violating his probation with a drug possession charge. His recovering addict status has yet to be seen. Lindsay Lohan is a habitual violator. Lindsay Lohan should go to prison.

The Menendez Brothers - Where are they Now?

23 years ago the Menendez Brothers, known as Lyle (then 21) and Erik (then 18), brutally murdered their parents in a deadly gun slaying from their family den. The atrocious murders and then the subsequent trials led to a huge public and media frenzy as the world watched the fate’s of the Menendez Brothers play out on Court TV, the first publically broadcasted trial in history. The first trail for the brothers led to a deadlock by the jury with the members of the jury unable to decide whether the murders of the Menendez’s parent’s was outright murder or manslaughter after startling revelations from the defense that the Menendez Brothers were physically and sexually abused throughout their childhood. However, in the second trial for the Menendez Brothers the jury was able to come to a unanimous decision of two-counts of murder in the first-degree for each brother as well as conspiracy to commit murder. The Menendez Brothers were each sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.

Now 23 years later life has changed considerably for the Menendez Brothers. Both are living a life behind bars in Mule Creek State Prison (Lyle Menendez) and Pleasant Valley State Prison (Erik Menendez.) Though California law prohibits conjugal visits, both brothers are married with Lyle having been married twice in the 23 years since the Menendez Brothers were sentenced to life in prison.

In July of 1996 Lyle married his longtime pen pal Anna Eriksson, a former model, and the married lasted for only a year when Eriksson learned that Lyle Menendez was “cheating” on her by writing another woman. Nine years later in 2003 Lyle married his current wife Rebecca Sneed, a magazine editor who he had reportedly known for ten years prior to their wedding.

For Erik married Tammi Ruth Saccoman in a simple wedding ceremony within the prison waiting room. Saccoman in the years since has publically talked about her relationship and marriage to Erik Menendez in the 2005 book They Said We’d Never Make It - My Life with Erik Menendez and in the 2010 A&E documentary “Mrs. Menendez.” Erik has been a fairly model prisoner, leading prayer groups, working with prison officials to create programs for rewarding good behavior of prisoners and so forth. He told People Magazine in 2005 “I would give my life to change it,” he says. “I talk to my mom. She knows my heart. I ask for forgiveness.”

The Menendez Brothers have certainly garnered attention throughout their trials and subsequent lives in prison with the sensationalist murders of their parents in 1989. For the brothers, life since then has been fairly quiet all things considered and looks to be just the same for the rest of their lives as they continue on with their prison sentence of life without parole.

Joseph Menendez K13758 Mule Creek State Prison PO Box 409099 Ione, CA 95640

Fund Inc. 99 Hudson St. 16th Fl. New York NY 10013 212-965-2200, www.naacpldf.org, Non-profit law firm which deals only with cases of obvious race discrimination, handles small # of death penalty & life w/o parole cases.

Erik Menendez K14101 PVSP PO Box 8500 Coalinga, CA 93210

UPDATED! Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund (MALDEF)-National Office, 634 S. Spring St., 11th floor Los Angeles, CA 90014, 213-629-2512, www. maldef.org, Has regional offices in GA, IL, TX, CA, and DC. Write for more info. Provides referrals.

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P u z z l e T i m e

TRIVIA TWIST 1. In which city was JFK shot?

2. Who played “Hustle Man” on the Martin show?

3. What system of measurement does Canada use?

4. Where is Mt. Everest located?

5. How many calories does it take to lose one pound?

TRIVIA TWIST ANSWERS for July/August 1. Burger King 2. 88 3. Moscow, Russia 4. Los Angeles Lakers 5. Before Sunrise( varies)

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Islam 101 Eid al-Adha - Eid Mubarak What is Eid al-Adha?

At the end of the Hajj (annual pilgrimage to Mecca), Muslims throughout the world celebrate the holiday of Eid al-Adha (Festival of Sacrifice).

During the Hajj, Muslims remember and commemorate the trials and triumphs of the Prophet Abraham. One of Abraham’s main trials was to face the command of Allah to sacrifice his only son. Upon hearing this command, he prepared to submit to Allah’s will. When he was all prepared to do it, Allah revealed to him that his “sacrifice” had already been fulfilled. He had shown that his love for his Lord superseded all others that he would lay down his own life or the lives of those dear to him in order to submit to Allad.

Why do Muslims sacrifice an animal on this day?

During the celebration of Eid al-Adha, Muslims commemorate and remember Abraham’s trials, by themselves slaughtering an animal such as a sheep, camel, or goat. This action is very often misunderstood by those outside the faith.Allah has given us power over animals and allowed us to eat meat, but only if we pronounce His name at the solemn act of taking life. Muslims slaughter animals in the same way throughout the year. By saying the name of Allah at the time of slaughter, we are reminded that life is sacred. The meat from the sacrifice of Eid al-Adha is mostly given away to others.

One-third is eaten by immediate family and relatives, one-third is given away to friends, and one-third is donated to the poor. The act symbolizes our willingness to give up things that are of benefit to us or close to our hearts, in order to follow Allah’s commands. It also symbolizes our willingness to give up some of our own bounties, in order to strengthen ties of friendship and help those who are in need.

We recognize that all blessings come from Allah, and we should open our hearts and share with others. It is very important to understand that the sacrifice itself, as practiced by Muslims, has nothing to do with atoning for our sins or using the blood to wash ourselves from sin. This is a misunderstanding by those of previous generations: “It is not their meat nor their blood that reaches Allah; it is your piety that reaches Him.” (Qur’an 22:37) The symbolism is in the attitude - a willingness to make sacrifices in our lives in order to stay on the Straight Path. Each of us makes small sacrifices, giving up things that are fun or important to us. A true Muslim, one who submits his or herself completely to the Lord, is willing to follow Allah’s commands completely and obediently. It is this strength of heart, purity in faith, and willing obedience that our Lord desires from us.

What else do Muslims do to celebrate the holiday?

On the first morning of Eid al-Adha, Muslims around the world attend morning prayers at their local mosques. Prayers are followed by visits with family and friends, and the exchange of greetings and gifts. At some point, members of the family will visit a local farm or otherwise will make arrangements for the slaughter of an animal.

The meat is distributed during the days of the holiday or shortly thereafter.

“May the blessings of Allah keep your heart and home happy and joyous, now and always, EID MUBARAK” :)

Torah: I am the first, and I am the last and besides me there is no God. (Isaiah 44:6) Bible: The Lord our God is one Lord (Mark 12:29) Quran: He is God, the One and Only (112:1) From the Cradle to the Grave ...

Hadith Central

Subject: Accused.

Luqman advised his son: “O’ My son! You will be accused whenever you go to bad places.”--- Mishkat-ul-Anwar, On Prohibited Characteristics

Subject: Delivering Charity The Holy Prophet (p.b.u.h.) said: “When charity (alms) is delivered out of the hand of its owner, it (the thing being given) says five things: ‘At first I was perishing and you gave me life; I was insignificant and you made me great; I was an enemy and you turned me into a friend; you used to protect me then but now I will protect you up to the Day of Resurrection’.”- Al-Ithna ‘Ashariyyah, p.223 Subject: What Is Expected Of You Imam Baqir (a.s.) said: “By Allah, He, the Exalted, expects of people but two traits: that they confess for Him the blessings in order that He increases His bounties for them; and that they make confessions about their evil actions and then He forgives those sins for them.”- Usul al-Kafi, vol.2, p.426 Subject: It’s Popular to Be Un-religious Imam Sadiq (a.s) quoted on the authority of the Prophet of God (a.s): “There shall come a time when people cannot get into power except by being jealous and seizure of people’s property; cannot become popular except by abandoning religion and following their selfish desires. God will reward anyone who lives in that time; and is patient with poverty although he can acquire wealth; and is patient with baseness although he can attain glory. His reward will be equal to the reward of fifty believers who have acknowledged Me.” --- Mishkat-ul-Anwar, On Perseverance Subject: No Fear Imam Sadiq (a.s.) said: “Verily everything is intimidated by a believer because the religion of Allah causes him to be powerful, and he is not intimidated by anything, which is the characteristic of any believer.”- Biharul Anwar, vol. 67, p. 30 Subject: Forget the Fancy Imam Musa al-Kadhim (AS) peace be upon him said: “Conversation with learned men on a dunghill is better than conversation with ignorant leaning on pillow and on carpet.”--- Al-kafi V; 1 P: 39 Subject: Open Your Mind Amir ul Mu’mineen Ali [a] said: “Do not become obstinate (and do not strictly follow your own ideas), because such a one will meet destruction.”--- Tasnif-I-Ghurar-ul-Hikam, p. 443 Subject: Need a Loan?

Imam Ali (AS) said:“...Take away from this world your hearts before your bodies go out of it, because herein you have been put on trial, and you have been created for the other world. When a man dies people ask what (property) he has left while the angels ask what (good actions) he has sent forward. May Allah bless you; send forward something, it will be a loan for you, and do not leave everything behind, for that would be a burden on you...”--- Nahjul-Balagha, Sermon 202 Pg 7

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LEGAL NOTICE

If you received a local collect telephone call from an inmate at Clallam Bay, Purdy, Coyote Ridge, Olympic Corrections or Pine Lodge Pre-Release between February 3, 1997 and December 31, 2000, you may be a member of a class in an action against AT&T and T-Netix.

A court in King County, Washington, has certified a class action against AT&T and T-Netix.

The case alleges that AT&T and T-Netix violated the Washington State Consumer Protection Act by failing to provide information, including rate information, during collect calls originating from inmates at Clallam Bay, Washington Correction Center for Women (Purdy), Coyote Ridge Corrections Center, Olympic Corrections Center, and/or Pine Lodge Work Pre-Release between February 3, 1997 and December 31, 2000. If you are a member of the class, you have the right to opt out of the class action lawsuit. This notice explains how to do so. It also explains how to receive more case information.

Who’s Included?

You may be a member of the class if you accepted a local collect call from an inmate at Clallam Bay, Washington Correction Center for Women, Coyote Ridge Corrections Center, Olympic Corrections Center, and/or Pine Lodge Work Pre-Release between February 3, 1997 and December 31, 2000.

What’s This About?

and award interest, costs and attorney fees.

AT&T and T-Netix deny that they did anything wrong.

The Court has not decided who is right. By establishing the Class and authorizing this Notice, the Court is not suggesting who will win or lose the case. The Class must prove their claims at trial. The trial date is October 29, 2012.

What Are My Rights?

If you are a member of the class, you have the right to opt out, or exclude, yourself from the class. If you do so, then you will receive no benefit from the action, but you will have the right to file a separate lawsuit. If you remain in the class, then you will be entitled to your share of any recovery, if any, but you will also be bound by the decision in the case, win or lose. To ask to be excluded, you must complete and return an opt out form by October 1, 2012. The form is available at www.ratedisclosure. com, or by calling (877) 457-4246.

If you believe you may be a member of the class and you did not receive a notice in the mail, then you should register your name and address at www. ratedisclosure.com, or by calling (877) 457-4246, so you may be notified of future developments in the case.

In this lawsuit, recipients of local collect telephone calls from inmates at certain Washington DOC facilities allege that AT&T and/or T-Netix failed to provide certain information, including a rate disclosure, required by law. They allege that for each How Can I Get More Information? call that did not contain the required information, You may receive more information at www.

Washington law requires AT&T and/or T-Netix to ratedisclosure.com, or by calling (877) 457-4246. pay the recipient $200 plus the cost of the call. They also allege that the court should triple any award The class action case is titled Judd, et. al. v. AT&T, under the Washington Consumer Protection Act, T-Netix, King County Cause No. 00-2-17565-5 SEA. Pg 8 SeptOct 2012.indd 8

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INMATES OK!

Celebrity Inmate Addresses

White Male, 44 years young, 6ft tall, seeks tall, short, amazon, muscular, full figured, slim, sexy black females to be my pen pal. IMATES OK! Please include your name and address at the end of your letter for assured reply! Roy Padgett, Jr., PO Box 452, Lyons, GA, 30436

The following celebrity inmates may or may not respond to your letter but just know that they are in a place where your letter will go directly to them and not a bodyguard, manager or lawyer. So write with the thought in mind that they are probably not going to write you back but that you did establish contact.

Corey Miller 556633 (C-Murder) Camp J- BUSS Louisiana State Prison Angola, LA 70712

Bernard Madoff 61727-054 FCI BUTNER MED I P.O. BOX 1000 BUTNER, NC 27509

Torrence Hatch (Lil Boosie) 560699 LSP Angola, LA 70712

We do the best we can in getting you the most recent address.

Celebrities may change contact information just as much as an inmate may be transferred.

If you receive a returned letter, please let us know so that we can find another address for our database.

We have just found out that several people are returning letters from inmates without even opening them.

Please do not forget

that there is a stereotype associated with being an inmate and everyone is not open minded--celebrity or not.

We are receiving an abundance of requests and will try to fill them in upcoming issues.

We do not do Porn Stars and Reality Show stars addresses are limited. We definitely do not give home addresses.

FYI: It may take up to 3 months or longer to receive a response so please be patient

White Female, Age 45, WRITES INMATES! Seeking open minded adults from every country. Like adult pen pals, camping, animals, reading and anything outdoors. Sherry King, 3649 S. Nebraska St., Marion, IN, 46953, USA

Reminisce (Remy) Smith 08G0485 Bedford Hills Correctional 248 Harris Road Bedford Hills, NY 10507

Orenthal Simpson 1027820 Lovelock CC 1200 Prison Rd Lovelock, NV 89419

CELEBRITY ADDRESSES

Single, black man, 42, 6’2”, nice physique, in good shape, disease & drug free. Seeking women on lockdown who are looking for a good friend. Sir Charles Helms, PO Box 67, Purcellville, VA 20134 or email BigCeeRd@aol.com.

Jeff Atkins 11R2024 Midstate CF PO Box 2500 Marcy, NY 13403

Wesley Snipes 43355-018 FCI Mckean PO Box 8000 Bradford, PA 16701

Phillip Spector G63408 SATF-CSP PO Box 5248 Corcoran, CA 93212

Matthew Morgan, 339 E Thompson ln, Nashvile, TN, 37211,free world pen pal for females looking for a friend.

Kareem Burke 64045-054 (coowner of Roc-a-Fella) USP Lewisburg PO Box 1000 Lewisburg, PA 17837

FEMALE, Age 31, Seeks adult pen pals! Will reply to adults. INMATES OK! Betsy Baker, 99 Union St., Apt B, Winooski, VT, 05404, USA FEAMLE PEN PALS WANTED! I’m looking for female penpals any age and from any place! Please end photo with letter to: Mr. Thomas MacRae, 1 Woodland Ave., Haverhill, MA, 01835 Kit Michaels, 2840 W Amelia St, Orlando, FL, 32805 – 33, SWM, 5’9”, Blonde/Blue, into soccer, surfing, music and art. I am available for pen palling to friendly, fun, flirty females of any experience or ethnicity. A photo is requested though not required. I’m not a rich man but I’d like to enrich some lady’s life.

INMATES OK! French Lady, looking for a few good friends. Age 40. Friendship only!

NO romance, religion or beggars. Like long letters about human rights, history, world peace, geography, and more. Looking for true, lasting friendships only. Claire Sauvaet, 31bis, rue de Breast, 29000 Quimper, Bretagne France Female, age 34, INMATES MAY WRITE ME if they are honest, and from USA, Canada, or England. My hobby is collecting worldwide postcards and snail mail pen friends worldwide. Meagan Mcphee, PO Box 258, Campbelltown, South Austrailia 5098, Australia.

Q Why do you print celebrity addresses when they do not write us back?

A Celebrity addresses are in high demand. They are about hope and possibility of hearing from someone you admire. Who can personally say who is going to write you back and who is not going to write you back? Sometimes all you have is hope. It’s all a crap shoot just like going to trial.

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Suite 550 Los Angeles, CA 90211 Vivica Fox Foxy Brown Productions P.O. Box 3538 Granada Hills, CA 913940538

To the world you may be just one person, but to one person you may be the world.

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Welcome to our new site where as a friend or family member you can add their freedom challenged loved one’s wish for outside communication. It’s quick and easy.

Here’s what you do: •Log onto www.myprisonworld.com •Write what your loved one wants to say - please be sure to include release date (ads are subject to editing) •And that’s it

We will review the ads and get them posted to the page in a timely manner. Ads are indefinite and will only be removed upon request or release. To add a picture, please see the rules below.

Rules on Pictures: •They can be in a JPEG, GIF or PDF format •You can email them to dawahinternationalllc@gmail.com •We do not post vulgar, nude or 1/2 nude pictures (no bikinis or low cut shirts for women) •Men must have on clothes - no wife beaters or tank tops Picture Packages are as follows: •1 Picture - $15 •2 Pictures - $25 You can send in a check or money order to Prisonworld, PO BOX 380, Powder Springs, GA, 30127. Please forward any and all questions to dawahinternationalllc@gmail.com.

Please remember that even though the money is mailed in, a friend or family member must go to www.myprisonworld. com and place the ad.

LONELY STREET

These ads are special ones that were pulled from our mail pile. We get so many of them that they are hard to ignore. This space is FOR WOMEN ONLY! Fellas do not ask to be placed here. Note that these are inmates and probably cannot receive mail directly.

Amber Peters 1078071, 4370 Smiley Rd, Las Vegas, NV, 89115. Looking for pen pals.

Rejeania Miller 221642, Mabel Bassett Center, 29501 Kickapoo Rd – Dorm C2c, McLoud, OK, 74851 – Write if you feel inclined.

Cynthia White 694433, Arrendale State Prison, PO Box 709, Alto, GA 30510-0709 -I have done 20+ years of a LIFE sentence and Iam looking to go home. Need help getting back on my feet. Will answer all letters.

Juahl Ganaway 1082677, Pulaski State Prison, PO Box 839, Hawkinsville, GA 31036 - Looking For A Good, FREE, Muslim Man - Muslimah serving a LIFE sentence looking to get back into court. Seeking a good Muslim man of any nationality. Please send a letter of detail about your self. You will keep it clean and respectful if you are true to your din.

Shannon Smith #685285, Arrendale State Prison, PO Box 709, Alto, GA 30510-0709 – I have served a lot of years and looking for someone who can hold a conversation. I’m too mature for inmate games. Do not write if you have time to play because I don’t. Prison is what it is but I am looking for that exception to the rule.

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A pretty young woman of 33, single, never been married, hardworking nurse, honest, sincere, kind loving, romantic, open-minded, understanding and have a good sense of humor. I am seeking a good man to build a long term relationship and that can lead to something more. Write soon with full contact details and your phone number, I will respond quickly. Thank you – Leslie Riley, PO Box 16421, Augusta, GA, 30919-2421.

SWM, age 35 looking for friendship, maybe more from women only. Hobbies include: working out, writing letters and more.Interested? Write me: Wade Myers, 3701 W Roosevelt, Little Rock, AR, 72204 USA Polish, 25 year old. Hobbies are money, music, banknotes and tourism. Hope to hear from you soon. GAPONIK JADWIGA, 4A-800 Zabrze-A, Box 47, Polska

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PUBLISHERS NOTE: Every advertiser is published in good faith. We don’t publish any doubtful/fraudulent advertiser knowingly. Every advertiser is fully responsible for their own ads. We do have the right to edit/stop any advertiser without notice and due to complaints from customers.

RESOURCES

Women needing transitional housing or a place to parole: 770-225-8500, they can send mail to us at Baitul Salaam Network, Inc., 675 Village Square, Stone Mountain, GA 30021. They can email: haleem1@aol.com.

CAIR Headquarters - Council on American Islamic Relations - 453 New Jersey Avenue SE, Washington, DC, 20003 - 202.488.8787 info@cair.com, www.cair.com

I would like you to know that I wrote to several of the pen pal addresses and received no response. One was returned with a move, no forwarding address. I am just giving you this information since the majority of my letters did not come back it could just be, maybe I don’t write as good as I believe I do. It’s just that I don’t understand why you would request your name to be in a pen pal listing if you are not going to write. I think the Sapphire – New York as is some kind of scam. - Robin Elliott Editor’s Note: Robin, we so feel you. We get good addresses from the people themselves looking for pen pals. We never know what happens to people in life. We could only think that everyone has good intentions. We are changing out the majority of the ads for 2011. We have fresh ads and people ready to write, anyone, anywhere. We have to keep an eye on this because we do not wish for anyone to waste their monies.

Hang in there. You will find someone soon. Also, anything going overseas needs to have correct postage.

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Prisonworld Parole Resource Directory Citizens United for Rehabilitation of Errants, An international Effort by People in Prison, those formerly in Prison, their families and Other Concerned Citizens to Reduce Crime Through Criminal Justice Reform, PO Box 2310, Washington, DC, 2013.

202.789.2126 cure@curenational.org www.

curenational. org Conquest Offender Reintegration Ministries, PO Box 73873, Washington, DC 200563873 (202) 723-2014.

Federal prisoners who want to be released to DC, write for an application for transitional housing.

Transition of Prisoners, Inc., PO Box 02938, Detroit, MI 48202-2119.

Resources & Support.

Fortune Society, 53 West 23rd Street, 8th floor, New York, NY

10010, 212691-7554 Prisoner reentry, advocacy for prisoners on behalf of their families, HIV counseling, and support groups.

Publishes “Fortune News.”

Northern California Service League, 28 Boardman Place, San Francisco, CA 94103 415-863-2323, http://www. norcalserviceleague.org/ NCSL provides job placement assistance to parolees.

floor, NY, NY 10003-6935 212-979-8800, http://www.projectreturn.org Helps parolees with employment readiness, job placement, individual and family counseling, as well as recreational and community service alternatives.

Aphesis House, Inc., 1124 4th Avenue South, Nashville, TN 37210, 615742-3463 http://www. aphesishouse. org, Bilingual,

National Action Network- Al Sharpton -Crisis Department - To seek our assistance in a crisis please send a letter three pages or less printed or typed, include your name, address and a contact number addressed to: National Action Network - Crisis Department, 106 W. 145th Street, Harlem, NY, 10039. 212.690.3070 or 877.NAN.HOJ1 Islamic Ahlul Bayt Association , 12460 Los Indios Trail , Austin, TX 78729 AIM-Assisting Incarcerated Muslims, Board of Directors, PO Box 460, Clayton, LA 71326 318-757-0557 Muslims for Humanity, 12346 McDougall Street, Suite 200, Detroit, MI 48212, 313-2795378, www.helpinghandonline.org, info@helpinghandonline.org: A resource for emergency services.

Muslim Legal Fund of America, 2701 W. 15th Street, #640, Plano, TX, 75075, 972-633-5888, 866-MLFA-USA, www.muslimlegalfund.org, info@muslimlegalfund.org : Helps with civil rights violations.

Alavi Foundation, 500 Fifth Avenue, Suite 2320 ,New York, NY 10110, 212-944-8333. Write for information on how to get FREE Qurans and Islamic literature.

Conveying Islamic Message Society, PO Box 834, Alexandria Egypt American Civil Liberties Union,125 Broad Street, 18th Floor, New York, NY 10004 Islamic Circle of North America, 166-26 89th Ave, Jamaica, NY, 11432-9442 - Provides Islamic materials and guidance for those who are seeking the truth.

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Mint Condition

15 Minutes of Fame

For nearly two decades, they are more than an average group or band….they become, in fact, Mint Condition. After five successful studio albums, over a dozen hit singles, multiple world tours, the band remains just as popular as ever. This is an interview with the lead singer Stokely from 2009.

What do you most want to be remembered for? Being true to yourself no matter what the obstacles. There are so many things I could say but staying true to self is very important. People are always going to have their comments and feel you should do things this way or that way. But as long as it is true to us, then we go with it.

Have any of the members had any run-ins with the law? I’m sure being a Black man in America, who hadn’t, hell? I mean hey, I’m just being real.

What about drug use. Did that play apart in any of the group’s lives? I’m sure all of us have experimented when we were younger. You gotta climb knuckle head hill. I live 2 blocks right around the corner from the hood. The area I lived in was pretty cool but literally a block away was mess. I don’t know how any of us made it out. Rick the bass player is from the South Side of Chicago and you know what that’s about.

Just by the grace of God and after school programs we made it out. I can understand young cats coming up today that have these negative influences around and getting into trouble because of nothing to do. It is important to give them something to do.

What keeps you grounded? Family. Living in the Midwest is a grounding experience. I always say that we work the hoopla but we don’t live it. We come home, regroup, re-energize and then head out again, North, South, East, West, overseas, wherever we have to go. Family and friends keep real and we can be ourselves. I would hate to have to walk around with a bodyguard. I enjoy the freedom that we have living here.

With all of what you are seeing going on with young Black men, what do you think of the criminal justice system? From the little bit that I do know, some of us know that it is unfair. It’s not balanced and it all basically comes down to money.

Everybody trying to get paid. All of these quotas being met. I got stopped the other day. I really don’t know why I got stopped. He said it was something different but he really couldn’t explain o me what it really was. So after he ran my license and saw that I was clean, no issue existed. There is a lot of unfair things that goes on. It’s jacked up but the system has some deep problems going on.

What words of encouragement can you give to all of the prisoners reading this article? Keep ya head up. Don’t give up. Don’t just play cards and lift weights.

Use the time wisely. It’s a lot of great examples that have come out of prison. I would say use that example of like a Malcolm X or someone like that. There are many others but use the time that you have to reflect. There are many that are in there that are innocent. Stay strong. I’ve never been to prison and ain’t looking to go. From what I’ve heard it ain’t really no place to be. You have to live by a different code. Stay strong.

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Purcell Bronson AF8163, 301 Morea Rd, Frackville, PA, 17932: There is no need to look any further. Your search is over because I can do the J.O.B. Now all you have to do is…just do it! That’s right, write me! I’m confined (but not mentally) innovative business orientated season man seeking a serious mindedindividual as a friend, partner, lover? NO games, you gain. Break that old routine and dare to explore something new and unique…me. All you have to lose with me is your flustrations and boredom.

Raymond Taylor 89004, Ely State Prison, PO Box 1989, Ely Nevada, 89301: I’m 42, 6’2”, 205lbs, into winning and not fond of losing. I’m not interested in civilians and I don’t particularly care for squares. I’m actually on the job and in search of a star. Write me back if you feel this but keep it moving if you don’t as not to waste your time or cheat my attention. “Thank you kindly” 59 Ways to Progress and succeed. Author: “Mr. Eusi” at your service.

PLATINUM MEMBER Michael McDade 637974, 200 Spur 113, Teague, TX, 75860 – Looking for pen pals PLATINUM MEMBER Clyde Williams 022193, Columbia Correctional Institution, PO Box 900, HU-6, Room #46, Portage, WI, 53901-0900 – I am looking for a lawyer to send me a payment plan for helping me get my case on the docket in the US. Supreme Court.

PLATINUM MEMBER Charles Waldon B-65685, RJDCF, Fac A, Bldg 3, Cell 119 Low, San Diego, CA, 92179 – Hate: being the waste of time effort and energy that it is: I do not partake. I have myself been misjudged, why would I judge others? I am in truth a killer. I killed to save my physical life.

I have never murdered anyone, nor would I. I revere our Creator. Religion in my opinion, a finite interpretation (by man) of an infinite creator. Let us expand to ingest our Creator – NOT seek to reduce the source of all: so as to fit into our (to) limited comprehension. If a strong, intelligent, athletic, poetic, light skinned, green eyed Black man is not offensive or a turn off to you. Write me.

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PLATINUM MEMBER Mark A. Nixon GC5892, PO Box 9999, LaBelle, PA, 15450 – Confident, loyal, real and full of life. I’m a 33 year-old, African-American Male with a release date of 2013. Approaches everything in life with great passion and never conveniently quits anything. I’ve got common sense. I’m sincere and a loving father. I’m a business-minded man who has written several urban fiction novels yet to be published. I write R&B hip hop and rap song lyrics, create poetry, am into real estate and wish to venture into it upon my release. I also have a love for animals. I’m searching for a friend (females only) who are business minded with the spirit of a hustler. The woman I seek respects who she is and takes care of herself, both emotionally, spiritually and physically, someone who can see beauty in every day even when the day isn’t so bright. I hope to find a friend who is looking for what I am – a lifetime friend. Someone who knows that LOYALTY isn’t everything –it’s the ONLY thing. Is that friend you? Sincere responses only from WOMEN NOT GIRLS, just be you.

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PLATINUM MEMBER Shane Matherly 34209-037, FCI Butner I, PO Box 1000, Butner, NC, 27509-1000 – I am a 35 YO White male, 6’, 225lbs and I am looking for female pen pals for friendship only. I am being held past my release date for 5+ years as of November 22, 2006. I try very hard to stay active by playing soccer, basketball, volleyball, softball, and handball. I work out daily and try to walk 3-5 every day. Basically, I am looking for new people to correspond with and make new friends.

PLATINUM MEMBER Prince Backman 93A7536, Sullivan Correctional Facility, PO Box 116, Falls, NY, 12733-0116 – Dear Ladies, I am a 38 year old Black Male, 5’5”, with interests to meet a sincere lady friend to whom I can correspond and get to know each other better. Also, you can feel free to listen to the rap song I made at the age of 14, in 1987 on YOUTUBE by searching K.D. Nice – Get Up. Furthermore I am seeking legal help and publicity regarding my illegal judgment of conviction which was rendered without subject matter jurisdiction, whereas the indictment fail to charge a legislated crime and I was tried for crimes and elements not expressed within the scope of the indictment. Ladies, lawyers and anyone with wit on these matters please do feel free to write. Take care and thank you.

PLATINUM MEMBER Charles Chatman P99062, HDSP, Bed: D2-132, PO Box 3030, Susanville, CA, 96127 – Looking for pen pals

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PLATINUM MEMBER No Photo Sanders E. Brown, Jr. MOCC #27110, One Mountainside Way, Mt. Olive, WV, 25185: Seeking correspondence with others that have knowledge of microchipImplant Technology inmates are complaining about all over the United States penal system. also my dream girl is still out there, i’m waiting for your letter. Have you ever read the Owlism & Sobo Comics? DOD Implanted Microchip Inside Me – Apr 22, 2010 Georgia – You debate an odd bill, you hear some odd testimony. But this… The Georgia House Judiciary Committee took up a bill last week that would “prohibit requiring a person to be implanted with a microchip, “ & would make violating the ban a misdemeanor. According to a report in the Atlanta Journal Constitution, one exchange from the hearing could have been ripped right from Dr. Strangelove.

The Journal-Constitution, one exchange from the hearing could have been ripped right from Dr. Strangelove. The Journal-Constitution reports that things getting weird when a woman who described herself as a resident of Dekalb County told the committee: “I’m also one of the people in Georgia who has a microchip.” Apparently no lawmaker took this as a warning sign, & she was allowed to continue her testimony. “Microchips are like little beepers,” the woman told the committee. “Just imagine if you will having a beeper in your rectum or genital area, the most sensitive are of your body. And your beeper numbers displayed on billboards throughout the city. All done without your permission.” “Ma’am, did you say you have a microchip?” state rep Tom Weldon ® asked the woman. “Yes, I do. This microchip was put in my vaginal-rectum area,” she replied. No one laughed. State Rep. Wendell Willard®, chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, asked her who had implanted the chip. “The Department of Defense” she said. Willard thanked the woman for her input, & the committee later approved the bill.

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