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Tyrell Woodis-Pina

General Information

State: Massachusetts

Institution: State

Sex: Male

Race/Ethinicity: Multiracial

Sexual Orientation: Straight

Marital Status: Single

Height: 5ft 11in

Hair Color: Black

Eye Color: Brown

Weight: 175 lbs

Date of Birth: May 5, 1996

Age: 29 years

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Write Me at:

MCI CONCORD
P.O.BOX 9106
CONCORD, Massachusetts, 1742

Incarceration Information

Incarcerated Since: 2020

Earliest Release Date: 2023

Latested Release Date: 2023

Servig Life Sentence: No

On Death Row: No

Incarcerated For: GUNS

My Biography

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I’m young but I have an old soul. I’m also easygoing and easy to talk to. I’m not perfect, but I aspire to be, so growth and development are both very important to me. I am trying to be the best version of myself that I can possibly be so I can be the best father possible for my beautiful daughter because she is my world! She’s my bright light through all this darkness.

I’m actually on a unit designed for young fathers. I take different parenting classes throughout the week designed to help me be an active, functional father behind the wall as well as be the best I can be when I get out. I’m also a very musical person so when I’m not in classes I like to listen to music, as well as write my own songs and poetry. I don’t aspire to be some rapper, it is more of an outlet I use to vent and express myself. I like to write about pain and struggles and a little bit of love, not the same things that led me and others to prison.

I may be a felon now but when I was home I was actually a positive person in my community. I was one of the leaders of the PEACEFUL protests for BLM in my city and a few neighboring towns. We were on our way to making a difference trying to unite the city and change the narrative until I caught this case.