People in prison/killers ???

[Blackhawks026]

Thank you. That soldier idea is absolutely perfect! I'm actually going to see if I can start that project!!!

Go for it! I've written a few soldiers, not in search of autographs or anything like that, but pretty much just to thank them and let them know that all of us back home still care and are grateful for them. Most recently, I wrote to a soldier staying in a German hospital who had both of his legs and both of his arms blown off in a road side bomb. I also sent him a donation, which was to help go towards their medical bills. I actually got a very nice thank you note in return from his wife. Personally, I find writing them just as rewarding if not more rewarding then getting an autograph.

[johnnylightninglives]

Just thought i would share that i got back a letter today from a rather infamous person serving life for more than 1 murder,attempted murder, and some other stuff i cant remember but the letter was very nice and i didnt ask for a autograph in my letter but the letter was signed at the end anyways and it was 3 pages long and very interesting. I was asked if in my next letter i could send some stamps and paper and envelopes which i will do and have you ever wondered what inmates use to write letters since pens and pencils are sharp and could be used for weapons well i know now that they apparently get these lame hard to use flex pens that are limp lol makes sence but who knew.I am not going to say who it is at this point but i have not got back a actual autograph in awhile now so it was nice to get the letter mixed in with my bills and junk mail ...

[riot]

Do like what I did when I wrote to Drew Peterson. I told him that I collect unique autographs and would like to include his in my collection. Simple as that. He sent me an 8x10 and two business cards signed by him. Look where he is at now, his murder trial starts tomorrow. And if it really freaks you out that they're going to "hunt you down" (which will not happen), use a PO Box.

Besides, I think it's really cool to add that to a collection because who really has a Drew Peterson autograph?

drew is so arrogant, i cant imagine him not replying..

[CharityStarDonations]

Notorius Prisoner Charles Bronson:

He is A Nice person... I wrote to him asking for a drawing/artwork
to sell for my charity trip. I got back a visiting order and a note saying
he would like to sketch ME and do a poem!
I went there and he sketched me I just sold the item for £102...
Lovely man

THanks

[usmcusarmy81]

I have thought a lot about writing some of the more notorious people just to try to get a look into their soul/mind. But i have always balked at the idea. That said, i did do close toa decade in the military and am now trying to get the living Medal of Honor reciepiants. As this award was/is given out 85% of the time after death it will be a nice collection. As far as i know there is less than 30 living MOH winners, with two coming out of the past 2 conflicts. Before that there was only 2 given out after Vietnam ended in 1976? Anywho, if anyone has any info on the MOH people it would be much appreciated!!!

[autograph hound]

There was this fella named Hitler , he killed like 50 mill people (when you round up all the casualties due to WW2) yet people still pay 65k for 2 copys Mein Kampf ;)