Inmates are allowed to bring a "box" with any item they purchased or were sent to them that is in their possession at the time of transfer. Shoes, clothing, reading material, pictures, personal etters or hygiene products are within that list of acceptable 'box items'.

This depends on what the charges are. We highly recommend having her turn herself in and face the judge that issued the warrant once she has consulted an attorney that knows the people in the prosecutor's office. She will feel 100% better putting this behind her.

not likely but he can always try...

The photos must be no larger than 4" x 6" printed on photo paper, not Polaroid-style. The images must not contain any depictions of gang symbols, explicit tattoos, drugs or drug paraphernalia and no nudity or sexual content. For women that want to send sexy pictures, you may pose in lingerie or a bikini just make sure that private parts are not exposed in any way.

He could have been sentenced to life WITH parole... OR he had some incredible information that got him released. i'm guessing it was the first one

R Kelly or Robert Sylvester Kelly is a federal inmate (09627-035) currently incarcerated at the Federal Correctional Institution Medium I, Butner, North Carolina. Click the link to write him

Yes, they allow the pictures you describe

send them a postcard with your number

This is in the hands of the original sentencing judge. If there is a REALLY good reason, he might get another chance.

Shampoo, soap, and other toiletries are provided to the inmates. Commissary has a selection of upgraded, or brand-name products for sale if the inmate has money on their books to shop. If you were going to help, put some money on their books.