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I totally agree with Lawdog on this one.

There was a case where a grandmother did this for her beloved grandson.

She had no idea she was sending someone's death warrant back into the California department of corrections.

She is no longer able to have any correspondence at all with her grandson.

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they write messages in code dont they i mean different words mean different things ? that poor grandma i bet she was devastated when she found out what happened

ive only seen this on t.v so not tying to sound stuipid or anything thank God my pal has never made a request like that although he has tyed to have me look for different people in his case on the internet i always tell him i cant find them and dont bother looking just because im not getting involved in anything that might end up pretty bad

Yes dragon they can turn an ordinary sentence into something violent that wouldn't register to us in the free world.

That is why they have GI officers checking the mail of validated and verified gang members.

It might look nice and innocent, but trust me, looks can be deceiving.

Which is why I will not break the rules. I do not want anything of that nature on my conscious.

If there wasn't a reason for the rule, the inmates could do it themselves.

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I write them to be a friend, not to be their co-defendant. If it's against the rules, I am not doing it

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