prison inmates

A group of mentally sick individuals that belong in prison for things they've said and thought of doing in a group chat or in person.

A group of mentally sick individuals that belong in prison for things they've said and thought of doing in a group chat or in person.

"the things i would do to her" we should all be prison inmates for the things we've said and thought of

prison inmates by Prison Inmates June 12, 2016

Prison Inmate Day (PID) 

To establish a scholarships for the children of incarcerated parents, and for students of Caribbean and West Indies decadents; to establish a curriculum for criminal prevention for Elementary through High Schools students, and finally to provide other solutions within our society that will prevent and decrease the numbers of individuals going and or returning to prison within the United States.

Prison Inmate Day (PID)is celebrated on November 1, of each year, we are requesting that you light a candle (: only when you are at home ;) to concentrate on all inmates: Some inmate did not commit the crime, some inmates leave and then return to jail. Let us call upon the universe to correct the problems we have on the streets, and in our families, so that we can keep our children out of prison and out of trouble.

Prison Inmate Day (PID) by Pamela Peters June 18, 2008

Prison Inmate Day (PID) 

To establish a scholarships for the children of incarcerated parents, and for students of Caribbean and West Indies decadents; to establish a curriculum for criminal prevention for Elementary through High Schools students, and finally to provide other solutions within our society that will prevent and decrease the numbers of individuals going and or returning to prison within the United States.

Prison Inmate Day (PID)is celebrated on November 1, of each year, we are requesting that you light a candle (: only when you are at home ;) to concentrate on all inmates: Some inmate did not commit the crime, some inmates leave and then return to jail. Let us call upon the universe to correct the problems we have on the streets, and in our families, so that we can keep our children out of prison and out of trouble.

Prison Inmate Day (PID) by Pamela Peters July 5, 2008