My name is Rico Comer, I am writing to ask for assistance from anyone who may be able to assist me in receiving my EIP payment. Based on a United States Supreme Court ruling, incarcerated people are entitled to this stimulus payment, which under the cares act was […]
Ironicly, I introduced Brittany, the signifigant woman in my life, who I came to love dearly, came into my life broken. I mended her broken wing, and in turn, she broke my heart before flying away. I like to think I’m a pretty seasoned, streetwise dude, but she […]
There is something that I want people to understand. It is of paramount importance that people be open minded and rid themselves of the notion that all incarcerated people are cold hearted, stone faced, uneducated, morally piss poor, untrustworthy, menacing people who have no heart, who shy away […]
INMATE BLOGGER: PROVING EVERYDAY THAT YOU CANT IMPRISON A SOUL, by Suzie M. Bosko Dear Ms. Suzie Bosko, I received your book today, which offers your insight into your genuine concern for the inmate population. Words alone can’t express my gratitude for the feeling of importance and relevance […]
I hope all is well with the inmateblogger community! I know I haven’t submitted anything lately, as I’ve been overwhelmed with course work. Currently I am enrolled in Ashland University in pursuit of an Associates of arts degree in general studies with a minor in sociology. Last semester […]
Forgiveness is hard to do. Whether its everyday going church folks/Christians or secular people. Being in prison you get to see it first hand, guys are bitter or resentful at what they consider being left for dead. A family member or girlfriend or homey has abandoned them. And […]
I just completed spring semester 2020 with Ashland University through j pay/lantern online classes! I was under the impression that my previous credit hours from other schools I’ve attended during my incarceration wouldn’t be transferred because so much time had lapsed, however when I received my grades I […]
As I said in my introduction, I am an aspiring author. I lean toward urban fiction because that’s the best way to turn a negative in to a positive by telling my stories without putting myself or other people under the bus, its also a way to reach […]
Prologue (pt. 1) Quiet to normal people, free people, people outside the confines of prison walls, is normally the absolute absence of sound, or the absence of loud disturbing noises, complimented by peaceful sounds like soft music, or the chirping of birds outside a cracked window, or soft […]
Loyalty is not a thing that can exist in and of itself, it must be carried by someone, and that someone has the free reign to carry it as they wish, and to no longer carry it when they tire of it, abandoning it and the person whom […]
Though there are no known cases inside this institution, so far the only precautions that have been taken are to cancel all volunteer religious services, and all haircutting. Other than that, staff coming in from the outside world are not mandated to wear masks or gloves, nor is […]
Hey inmateblogger.com, My name is Rico Comer, I’m a 40 year old man incarcerated in Ohio. I have been in prison since March 12, 2005 and my release date is December 29, 2028. I served the first twelve years of my incarceration in the Indiana dept. of corrections […]
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