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WM3 World Awareness Site
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Wm3 Support Myspace Sites
WM3.org Myspace SiteMichale Graves MyspaceWM3 World AwarenessMusicians For the WM3Write to Freedom (wm3)Damien Echols’ MyspaceWM3: Help NowMadame Boohiss’ WM3 Awareness SiteFree the WM3 MyspaceFree the West Memphis Three Myspace SiteWM3 Arkansas SupportersMusic For LifeTennessee For Damien EcholsTennessee WM3 SupportWM3 Support IrelandDevil’s Knot: The WM3 StoryMissouri Support for the WM3Margaret ChoWest Memphis Three MyspaceAustralia WM3 SupportersFree The WM3 UKFree the WM3 New ZealandWM3 Benefit KansasJustice for the WM3 NebraskaWM3 Aussie SupportWM3 Cali Supporter
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Wm3 Wish Lists On Amazon
An easy way to send them a gift. Please remember that you can't send books directly. They must be shipped from a bookstore or publisher. When you order through the Wish List, amazon.com automatically removes the purchased book from the list. This helps ensure Damien won't receive duplicates of the same item.Damien Echols Amazon Wish ListJason Baldwin's Amazon WishlistJessie Misskelley's Amazon Wish List--------------------------------------------------------
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Write To Damien,Jason and JessieDamien Echols #Sk931
Varner Unit
P.O. Box 400
Grady,Arkansas 71644Jason Baldwin #103335
P.O. Box 600
Grady,Arkansas 71644Jessie Misskelley,Jr #103072
P.O. Box 600
Grady,Arkansas 71644-0600Please remember their prisoner ID number must be included in the address.Inmate Mail Requirements
There is an extensive list of guidelines to follow when writing someone who is incarcerated so please read the following:Unacceptable items include hardback photos, negatives, photos larger than 4" X 6" and Polaroid photos. (They are only allowed to have a total of five photographs at any one time.) No picture frames. Pre-printed special occasion cards are fine but don’t send anything made of construction paper. Regular white 20 LB bond paper in a regular white envelope is ideal. Plastic is not allowed. CDs, videos and cassettes are not allowed. Books and magazines must be mailed by a publisher, bookstore or other commercially recognized outlet – do not send them from your home or they will be returned. They are only allowed to keep a few magazines at a time for one month after the cover date and are not allowed to have posters or fold-out pictures. Stories or scripts bound with brass brads are not allowed. No padded envelopes, laminated items, stickers or glued items. No trading cards. No calling cards. Items depicting gang activity (such as hand signs or logos), weapons, drugs, fighting techniques or unlawful activity are not allowed. Pictures, drawings, magazines or books depicting Satanic rituals, symbols or images are not allowed. Nothing that appears "coded" is allowed. No clothing and other cloth items. No jewelry, pens, pencils, or other property. Do not send prisoners cash or money orders -- all money orders must be sent to Pine Bluff with a deposit slip made out in their name. Anything sent that cannot be examined without being destroyed is not allowed. No food or personal hygiene items of any kind. Anything of an unknown substance is not allowed. Also -- anything printed that is about, or depicting their case may be rejected.You can use stamps on your correspondence to prisoners, but they will be removed by prison staff before delivery. Don't send loose stamps or self-addressed stamped envelopes or postcards to them, stamps are not allowed. Prisoners must buy preposted envelopes and stationery from the prison commissary. It would be helpful to send a money order to their commissary account to help out with postage and writing supplies -- it is the only way they can obtain them.
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