For those of you who have asked ... this form can be found on the Bureau of Prisons (BOP) website, buried in the vast area of inmate matters.
You may fill it out online, then print a copy of the filled out form and then send it to the facility at:
Sheridan FDC, P.O. Box 6000, Sheridan, OR, 97378.
You may not fill it out online then save it to your computer. Only a blank copy may be saved.
Here is what I learned about filling out the form:
Pretend it is coming from Ned.
Addressee: (that's YOU!)
Institution: Sheridan Federal Detention Center
Re: Ned Roscoe 10714-111
Dear: _(your name)__
Then, just fill out the rest of the form with your information and don't forget to sign it.
Ned's latest project is to build up the lending library with Spanish books so there is more for the Spanish speaking population to read. If anyone has any recommendations, please let me know!
He already passes along his copy of the Oregonian and the New York Times to many, many inmates. He says that his atlas is also very popular.
Monday, June 11, 2012
Instructions On How To Visit Ned Roscoe In Prison
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how can we send him a card
ReplyDeleteHere is what Ned sent a few months ago:
ReplyDeleteAs of May 14, 2012, my mailing address will be
Ned Fenton Roscoe 10714-111
FCI Sheridan
Satellite Camp Prison
P.O. Box 6000
Sheridan, OR 97378
Don’t use stamps on your letters or cards. People hide drugs on stamps. Instead, use metered postage. You can get metered postage from the kiosk in a post office.
I worked for the Roscoes in the mid 80s. Quite frankly they were monsters. They were mean, selfish, and demeaning, treating their employees like expendable garbage. I know it's spiteful, but it's rare for people like the Roscoes to receive their just desserts: so I can't help but relish this rare example of justice.
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