Make A Lonely Inmate Smile!
Listed here are the names of lonely men who are incarcerated for
various crimes. No matter what they were convicted of, they are still
human beings in need of companionship, friendship, and
correspondence. These are men who are serving prison sentences for
mistakes that they, like the rest of us, have made. Many inmates are
abandoned by their friends and family, and have no one to talk to, and
nothing to look forward to day after day. Imagine the joy you can put
into someone's life just by writing a letter so they can hear their name
called at mail call. Open your heart and write a letter to an inmate who
desperately waits for someone to care enough to share a small part of
themselves. Write a letter today! The most precious friend you've ever
had could be waiting for you right here!
various crimes. No matter what they were convicted of, they are still
human beings in need of companionship, friendship, and
correspondence. These are men who are serving prison sentences for
mistakes that they, like the rest of us, have made. Many inmates are
abandoned by their friends and family, and have no one to talk to, and
nothing to look forward to day after day. Imagine the joy you can put
into someone's life just by writing a letter so they can hear their name
called at mail call. Open your heart and write a letter to an inmate who
desperately waits for someone to care enough to share a small part of
themselves. Write a letter today! The most precious friend you've ever
had could be waiting for you right here!
In using this site, please balance Caution and Compassion. Do not forget
that these men have been convicted of a crime, but remember that most of
them only want someone to take a little time out to correspond with them, to
share their everyday world with them. Some of these men and women are
locked up for up to 23 hours a day, and they need to know there is someone
out there who cares enough to drop them a line.
You must be 18 years of age or over to write to inmates. If you do write to
someone on this site, please let them know you got their details from Brothers
In Prison -- unless they are in a Florida or Missouri state facility. Those
inmates are forbidden to advertise on the web, and your reference could result
in disciplinary action against them.
Brothers In Prison does not investigate, or accept any responsibility for, the
truth or accuracy of the content found on these pages of this web site. The
inmates themselves are the providers of information and are the publishers of
the information contained in the Brothers In Prison site. We are not the
publishers of such information, we simply provide the space for them to place
an ad on the Internet. Therefore, Brothers In Prison.com will, in no event, be
responsible for any incidental, consequential, exemplary or other damages
arising from or relating to your use of this service. There are many ways to find
out all the information about ANY prisoner in America. We suggest contacting
the prison they are located in.
Safeguards should be used when communicating with anyone that you may
write to through Brothers In Prison. We suggest using a PO Box address, and
of course only tell what you want them to know. Prisoners are just like people
on the streets. There are some good and some bad. ALWAYS use common
sense!
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least 18 years of age and that in responding to an ad YOU Agree to
hold Brothers In Prison.com and its owners, employees and agents
harmless from all costs, liabilities, damages and attorneys fees,
resulting from or caused by any reply to such advertisements.
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