Karimi Sutton
#J-71244
Calipatria State Prison
PO Box 5004
Calipatria, CA 92233
Nickname: Tybud / Sticky B
Age: 36
DOB: 06/04/1971
Height: 6'1"
Weight: 180
Eye Colour: Brown
Hair Colour: Black
Race: Black
Religion: Believer of a Greater Power
Family Contact: Yes
Job / Profession: Entrepreneur
Cell Mate: No
Custody Date: 08/1994
Offences: 1st Degree Attempted Murder
Sentence: Life w/ Parole
Earliest Release Date:
08/2016
Earliest Release Type: PAROLE ELIGIBILITY DATE
Parole Hearing Date: 06/2016
Parole Hearing Type: INITIAL RELEASE APPEARANCE
Parole Eligibility Date: 08/2016
Conditional Release Date: N/A
Maximum Expiration Date: LIFE
Page Listed: 02/06/2007
Page Updated: 08/04/2007
Seeking: Female / Male / Friends / Open To All / Legal
Sexual Preference: Don't Care
Sexual Orientation: Straight
Hobbies: Drawing, Tattooing, Custom Cars, Music, Reading, Laughing Whenever I can, Out doors, and just good old fun! Having money and pleasing!
Dreams and/or Wishes: I've been wanting to start a few businesses with some of my many talents one being a line of my art work on T-Shirts (Prison Art) started a transport service to help inmate family come visit, mentor some kids, long term goal to help make the world a better world by helping to put a stop to all the unneeded violence as far as gangs go at least, oh and to get out of prison.
A bit about yourself you'd like the pen pals to know: First and foremost please don't misunderstand my intent in putting this together. I most certainly do seek legal help and / or life long companionship be it a relationship or just friendship. I'm a man who is used to being able to express myself in person, so unfortunately this is foreign territory to me. Kindly bare with me. It is most definitely hard for me to express myself on paper. Life has dealt me yet another tragic blow, for which I'm trying to overcome what seems like insurmountable odds. But you know what they say: If life gives you lemons you make lemonade (smile)! As I sit a man once loyal to my belief in which I lived my whole life believing whole heartedly in the love & loyalty of family and friends and their unconditional love. I now find myself with no hope, and little belief. I now question is there really such a wonderful thing as "unconditional love"? Or is everything based on conditions or maybe it's just that so-called unconditional love has a time limit! I wonder because only after a few years of incarceration today I find myself physically, mentally, or most importantly emotionally supported by none. I feel like I'm a lost and forgotten soldier of a war. Everyone loves me when I was fighting their war! But when I'm unable to continue fighting for them. They just simply forgot me! ! ! But what they fail to see is that I'm still in a war. Only now I'm fighting for my life and it's a on going fight that plays out every single day. But now without family or friends emotional support (letters, visits, encouraging words) (my ammo) I'm afraid I might soon lose this war! But aside from dodging all the negative bullets flying at me and all my casualties of war (my lost emotions) I'm trying to remain positive, focus, and optimistic that some good will ultimately prevail over evil. I do this in part by working on my case, doing a lot of art work, keeping my sense of humor, and now trying to re-connect to the outside world. This ad is my desperate (like the housewives cast Susan, Edie, Lynette, Bree, and Gabrielle - smile) attempt to reach out beyond these walls and connect with someone down to earth and open minded! I'm not into head games! Well now that I've introduced myself. I would like to hear from you! Until then take care! Have a good day! ! !
**Please note that prisoners cannot respond to e-mail via computer so if you want a response you must include your name and mailing address. Inmates do not have access to internet or email.**
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