Adrian Lewis
#335501
Camp J
Louisiana State Penitentiary
Angola, LA 70712
Nickname: n/a
Age: 31
DOB: 12/29/1976
Height: 6'1"
Weight: 185
Eye Colour: Brown
Hair Colour: Black
Race: Black
Custody Date: 02/11/1995
Offences: 2nd Degree Murder
Sentence: Life
Parole Eligibility Date: n/a
Maximum Release Date: Life
Page Listed: 02/13/2005
Page Updated: 08/27/2007
Seeking: Female, Legal
Hobbies: Cooking, gardening, writing poetry whenever inspired and collecting compact discs. Art variation from paintings to sculptures in which are culturally based.
Dreams and/or Wishes: To be free J . But first to further educate myself in several fields. Marry, Not just in a physical sense but a mental and spiritual sense. I wish to start a family and become the man I need to be not just to my family but my community as well. With this, I'll be at peace with the universal order of nature and give my all to those around me.
A bit about yourself you'd like the pen pals to know: That I'm not a saint (sinless) as we all are not. I'm human and make mistakes. But given the time to think of where I've been and where I'd like to be, I've grown to become a man of many virtues. A man of integrity with self assurance without being arrogant or egotistical. Honesty is my best policy. I'm straight forward, articulate but yet humble.
"Special Days. . ."
Hello,
I'm Adrian. A young African American male with great potential for relations and fun. I stand at 6'1" and 185 lbs. with penetrating eyes that comes from the soul. I'm 27 years of age, but age is unimportant and remains a formality to me. However, I love to write, learn about my culture, and broaden my horizons through relating to others with similar interests. I tend to think of myself as an out going individual, positive in my endeavours and benevolent in nature. Basically, I'm seeking someone whose compatible with myself. Outside of this, I seek a correspondence with a woman of high moral standards, intelligence, good spirits, and practically a genuine friend. An ideal friend being defined as someone whose outlook on life is based on reality and not Hollywood. Someone with a contagious spirit, uninhabited with her thoughts, but down to earth with her manners. She doesn't have to look like Halle Barry or have the money of Oprah Winfrey has. But she does have to be conscious of "self". She has to be able to tap into her potentially to escape the everyday madness with her pastime, but return to normal with the same passion as before. She must not be judgemental, be sentimental in her actions and firm in her decisions. Her gentleness alone deserves attention. Her individuality deserves respect, and her femininity deserves to be stroked. I'm not all that great in being descriptive of myself as this is new to me. So I'll let my photo say what I cannot. I am not shy about describing the kind of woman that attracts me. So for that special someone who at this time is reading this ad. Do know that I think that everyday is special in someway. Sometimes its the sunrise, sunset, or full moon. What makes my day special is knowing that I'm sharing it with someone. Lately, it's been difficult to find the specialty in my days. The sharing of conversations, coupling, affection, quiet whispers all in which have been missing in my life. Maybe you can help me see the special things of each day again. If you're out there, can we establish that special bond? Waiting. . .
"LEGAL AD"
Seeking legal assistance from an attorney based on Illegal / False Imprisonment claims. I'm contending the indictment brought illegally by a Grand Jury is defective due to the fact that it isn't authentic public records for lack of a "seal" as required under Louisiana Code of Evidence Article 901 - 902 which without such seal renders the indictment as well as all judicial proceedings to follow null and void. Please find herein this ad a copy of the original Grand Jury Indictment in my case. I am not as articulate in explaining the issue before me. So I'll cite case law as it applies to me: State of Louisiana vs. Donald, 775-50.2d 254. Hereafter, I'm in great hopes that assistance is and will be available as I am an indigent person.
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