The Bangkok Hilton
Have u ever written to or visited a prisoner there?
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I just got the most amazing surprise.
A prisoner I used to write to and visit there has been released.
He was on a life sentence.
I was going to send a Christmas message to his family through the Foreign Prisoners Support Services so googled his name and got a long list of news blogs about his release. I sent him a message instead and now I get emails from him.
Here is one of the news blogs about his release.
http://www.mailonsunday.co.uk/pages/live/articles/news/news.html?in_article_id=481169&in_page_id=1770
If u are interested in writing to or visiting a prisoner and need information about it let me know.
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A prisoner I used to write to and visit there has been released.
He was on a life sentence.
I was going to send a Christmas message to his family through the Foreign Prisoners Support Services so googled his name and got a long list of news blogs about his release. I sent him a message instead and now I get emails from him.
Here is one of the news blogs about his release.
http://www.mailonsunday.co.uk/pages/live/articles/news/news.html?in_article_id=481169&in_page_id=1770
If u are interested in writing to or visiting a prisoner and need information about it let me know.
Mell Reply to this
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Mel when i was in Bangkok i did notice on various guest house notice boards messages left by friends and relatives urging people to write on visit the many Foreign prisons in the Bangkok Hilton, sadly i di not have the time to go or write at the time, but it thought i would give it a try next time i am in Bangkok, how did you find out about the guy you wrote to?
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Hello Mike :)
I saw an advertisment in a cafe in Bangkok saying he wanted a visit.
But here is a list on the internet of the ones in the prison I went to who would like letters and visits.
http://www.usp.com.au/fpss/pris-bangkwang.html
There is more than one prison in Bangkok so u can look on this link at all of them if u want.
http://www.usp.com.au/fpss/prisoners.html
If u are going to write to one keep copies of your letters. A lot of letters get lost. Around three out of every 4 in fact.
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I saw an advertisment in a cafe in Bangkok saying he wanted a visit.
But here is a list on the internet of the ones in the prison I went to who would like letters and visits.
http://www.usp.com.au/fpss/pris-bangkwang.html
There is more than one prison in Bangkok so u can look on this link at all of them if u want.
http://www.usp.com.au/fpss/prisoners.html
If u are going to write to one keep copies of your letters. A lot of letters get lost. Around three out of every 4 in fact.
Mel Reply to this
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I got a new penpal because I miss writing letters since the last one now has email.
There is something nicely nostalgic about putting a letter in the snail mail and waiting for a reply.
I chose one who is in prison in Laos because Laos is on my list of places to go. I will visit him when I finally get there if the prison staff let me in.
http://www.usp.com.au/fpss/case-john_watson.html
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There is something nicely nostalgic about putting a letter in the snail mail and waiting for a reply.
I chose one who is in prison in Laos because Laos is on my list of places to go. I will visit him when I finally get there if the prison staff let me in.
http://www.usp.com.au/fpss/case-john_watson.html
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