Writing to Prison

[Superman159]

i glad that mark is in prison cause he killed lennon

[crazyaddict52]

I got an RTS from Lynette Fromme at the Carswell Center in Fort Worth
I guess I'll have to try again and hopefully it'll reach her this time

[natalia19]

I want a special friendship with Richard Ramirez. I will not be late in writing to him, now that the summer comes and I have time.

I not, if he has stamps and can answer me, though it is my first letter or I have to order him stamps. I am from Spain

[DanaRenoMBA]

I might consider attempting to get the autograph of a celeb who was incarcerated but I would not want to contaminate my collection with some foul piece of dirt like mark david chapman

[khackdrums]

I would love to write to "Boston" George Jung {thumb2}

Khackdrums

[natalia19]

Do you know if Richard ramirez knows Spanish?? I do not know if to write to him in English or Spanish.

[JamesLarden]

Mark David Chapman is a reformed Christain, and during many interviews he praises God and apologizes for what he has done. I am always looking for unique autographs, and I knew that Squeaky Fromme was serving a life sentence and that she wasn't up for parole. I have seen many different collectors who own letters written to them, from people like Manson himself. That I can understand being risky and possibly dangerous. I never thougth of writing to him. I just thought they would be interesting autographs to have, but mainly just Chapmans.

Yes, but in the UK we had Myra Hindley - She supposedly turned Catholic/Christian but it wouldn't make much difference. She killed many innocent children. I wouldn't send to anyone like that (She is actually dead now). However, somebody like Ronnie Biggs (The great train robbery) wouldn't be as bad - I don't think he hurt anyone, and many people think that he should be released. He wouldn't hurt anyone - Maybe try him?

[Wifi Dude]

i wouldnt write incase one inmate gets your address, they might be violent and come to your house, if you'd like to risk it then thats fine, i just hope you have insurance, and im not kidding.

[cb1892]

My mum brought this up a few weeks ago. I was actually quite disturbed when she mentioned it
For some reason she thinks it would be great for me to have an autograph from "famous" serial killers who are locked away from society where they belong.

"They'll be worth alot of money in the future" was her response. For a start, I'm not in autograph collecting for any money and I doubt that their autograph would be worth much anyway - Hitlers is worth a fair bit though.