CONTACT

These are the Lucasville Uprising prisoners we've been in contact with. They are wise, dedicated and inspiring men. Please write them letters (or send them an email via Jpay.com), birthday cards, reminders that they are not alone in their struggle.

Thomas Blackmon #185-291 OSP 878 Coitsville Hubbard Rd Youngstown OH 44505 Birthday 11/12/1949	Derek Cannon #221-663 OSP 878 Coitsville Hubbard Rd Youngstown OH 44505 Birthday07/21/1960 Posts by/about Derek
Greg Curry  # 213-159 ToCI 2001 EAST CENTRAL AVE TOLEDO OH 43608 birthday: 09/26/1964 posts by/about Greg	Abdush-Shahid Faruq (Timothy Grinnel) #218-140 OSP 878 Coitsville Hubbard Rd Youngstown OH 44505 Birthday: 1/23/1961
Siddique Abdullah Hasan Carlos Sanders # R 130-559 OSP 878 Coitsville Hubbard RD Youngstown, OH 44505 birthday: 01/04/1963 posts by/about Hasan	Rasheem Matthews #223-185 ManCI 1150 N Main St Mansfield OH 44505 birthday: 11/22/1963 posts by/about Rasheem
Mosi O Paki #210-081 RELEASED! Maxed out sentence Email: mosipaki48@yahoo.com birtday: 04/02/1948 posts by/about Mosi Paki	Jason Robb OSP 308-919 878 Coitsville Hubbard Rd Youngstown, OH 44505 birthday: 06/15/1967 posts by/about Jason
Keith Lamar (Bomani Shakur) 317-117 OSP 878 Coitsville Hubbard RD Youngstown, OH 44505 birthday: 05/31/1969 posts by/about Bomani Personal website: Keithlamar.org	George Skatzes #173-501 Chillicothe CI PO BOX 5500 Chillicothe OH 45601 Birthday 03/29/1946 Posts by/about George

This is a list of contact information for some of the men currently serving time in relation to the Lucasville Uprising. It is not a comprehensive list because we have only included information from those who we have made direct contact with. If you know of someone who is missing from this list, please have them contact us and we'll include their information and any news or updates they'd like us to post.

The administrators of this site do not support the various alleged affiliations of the prisoner contributors to this site, but strongly support their stand against government oppression, and will do what we can to amplify their voices. As shown by prisoner resistance nationally (of exceptional recent note, in Georgia and California) there is a need for to look past individual beliefs and alleged affiliations, to stand together. Unity takes away the power of their captors to play puppet masters and places power back to those enlightened prisoners who choose not to be puppets. These prisoners' united stand across challenging divisions and under the most trying of circumstances should be an example and inspiration to us all.

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