Hi, my name is Rick, but people in here call me Pickle, because I played pickleball and owned a pickleball sporting goods store. I’m the father of one beautiful daughter, who lost her dad when I was wrongly convicted in 2021. I’m a loving, kind, giving man, and I raised my daughter myself from age 13. I am still fighting my case in the courts and just filed my Supreme Court appeal. My attorney feels very strongly about this appeal, and I hope to be out about a year from now. If not, my next appeal is in federal court, and I’m sure I will win that one. I’m looking for someone to spend time with while I’m in here and when I get out. I have a house in Carson City, Nevada, but I might move when I’m released, and my daughter and her boyfriend want to go wherever I go. Please hit me up if you like to be treated kindly. I’m looking for a woman on the thinner side who wants a big teddy bear. Thanks! You can contact me directly through our prison app, MyViaPath (formerly GTL Getting Out). You only need my name and number: Richard Jenkins, 1247598. Messages are instant.
Richard J.54
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Richard Jenkins #1247598
LOVELOCK C.I. 1200 PRISON ROAD LOVELOCK, NV 89419
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About Me
- May 23
- Expected 2037
- 5'10"
- Bald
- Blue
- White
Mailing Address
Richard Jenkins #1247598 LOVELOCK C.I. 1200 PRISON ROAD LOVELOCK, NV 89419
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