Do any of our readers know an officer who works there and can give them a heads up? We smell a lock-down and a cell search coming.
Update 2: We just emailed the corrections department, but can't call because we might give away our identity. Emergency number is: 803-896-2258 if a good citizen wishes to call.
During one of our fishing trips through social media we stumbled upon a fellow from Easley, SC who is apparently incarcerated in an as yet unknown prison. He manages to make regular updates to his Facebook page via a mobile phone. He claims to be from Easley and married to a woman in Tennessee who recently drove six hours to see him.
We all watch 'Hard Time' and 'Lockup' so we have an idea what a problem a cell phone can be. Maybe some corrections officer will recognize this guy. He's posting from that mobile every day or two and making phone calls out once he's locked in his cell.
This guy initially set up his profile under the name "Pablo Escobar 3" so we can make an educated guess what offense he might be incarcerated for. He apparently had some prison conversion and now goes by the name of "Basir Sami Illym Abdullah". We checked multiple states and the federal inmate locator and can't find him under that name. Here are some photos of him.
Screen captures of his wall posts, which indicate he is posting from a mobile phone and making calls from it. He has been doing it for quite some time.
This guy initially set up his profile under the name "Pablo Escobar 3" so we can make an educated guess what offense he might be incarcerated for. He apparently had some prison conversion and now goes by the name of "Basir Sami Illym Abdullah". We checked multiple states and the federal inmate locator and can't find him under that name. Here are some photos of him.
Screen captures of his wall posts, which indicate he is posting from a mobile phone and making calls from it. He has been doing it for quite some time.
Ha, his girlfriend is studying "Criminal Justice" at the University of Phoenix according to her FB account. But, I wonder if she is using him as a case study or kinda like her thesis on criminals, haha!
ReplyDeleteI mean seriously though, who falls in love with somebody locked up and pins all their hopes and dreams on marriage when the criminal gets out? Ask anyone of the incarcerated and I'm 99% sure they will tell you they will lie, cheat, steal, and do whatever they can including promising the world to their outside "Love" interest to maintain some type of relationship. I've seen the specials on TV about how these guys do that just so they can get canteen money, stamps, contraband or whatever. Hell, some even have 3 or 4 or more "Love" interests going on at the same time.