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Inmate: Carl Thornton40619
Jail / Facility: San Luis, Az Cocopah Unit Location: San Luis Arizona Report Abuse
to everonei hear you have my man there, i know letters r important, but do all of ya'll run a scam on us women, he's was mine, now i here he is a cheater, im crippled wheejchair, what kind of man use a person like me By RED.AS.A.ROSE, Published April 01 2012. |
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