Would InmateAid Ever Withhold or Censor an Inmate's Reply?

Never. InmateAid does not review, censor, withhold, or share correspondence regardless of who the inmate is or how much public attention their case may be receiving.

Here is exactly how the process works. When an inmate's reply letter arrives at InmateAid, it is scanned and uploaded directly to the recipient's account dashboard. The physical letter is shredded after scanning to protect everyone's privacy. InmateAid staff do not read the contents. The scanning process is automated and the material goes directly into the account without human review of what is written.

There is no circumstance under which InmateAid would share correspondence with media, law enforcement, or any outside party. The platform serves over a million users monthly. The volume alone makes individual correspondence review impossible, and more importantly it would be a fundamental betrayal of the trust that families and inmates place in the service.

High-profile inmates generate correspondence like any other inmate. That mail is processed the same way, with the same privacy protections, as every other piece of mail that comes through. Fame or notoriety does not change the process in any direction.

Your correspondence is private. The reply belongs to you.