*Mail for Tennessee must first go to a central mail processing facility at the above address to curb the introduction of mail contraband. My name is Shiatara. I’m 35 years old. I’ve been locked up since 2010. I did five years in the county, and now I’m in prison. I have a life sentence with parole. I’m still in court trying to fight my case. I’ve been gay my whole life. I’ve never been with a man. I’m just looking for a friendship/relationship, nothing more. I’m a felon. I also work. I’m 5'1". I’m a pretty person. I’m a little shy, and I love to make people happy. I’m also transitioning over. I’m taking the testosterone shot. I’ve been on the shot for two years now. I gained my shot when I was 18, going on 13. Some people call me “Dirty” or Tara; that’s my nickname. I’m willing to have a conversation, get to know you, and we can take it forward. If you like what you see and read, hit me up. We can message on MyViaPath (formerly GTL Getting Out) and at WTSP.
Shatara J.35
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Shatara Jones #630954
WEST TENNESSEE STATE PENITENTIARY P.O. BOX 247 PHOENIX, MD 21131
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About Me
- March 4
- Expected 2027
- 5'1"
- High School
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Shatara Jones #630954 WEST TENNESSEE STATE PENITENTIARY P.O. BOX 247 PHOENIX, MD 21131
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