Click on the link in the left Navigation bar and sign up for a JPay account and
email Misty! You can even send 30 second videos!
So many of you have been thinking about and praying for Misty, and sending kind wishes
her way. She tells me every day when we talk how much she appreciates your support.
Misty will never give up hope and loves to get your cards and letters. Florida prisons
FINALLY have email! Go to JPay.com and sign up for an account. You can send
Misty commissary money, email her, and even send her thirty second video clips.
Each of you, who are supporters of Misty, have your life's challenges and struggles, and,
have asked what you can do to help. Misty doesn't enjoy the same freedoms as do you
and I. She can't call someone unless they are on her approved phone list, and then, only
after 5 p.m. during the week. On the weekends, the lines are so long, she sometimes waits
two hours to make a fifteen minute (maximum allowed) call to a friend or family member.
Between working and going to school, Misty gets to go to the commissary on the weekend
IF they open the yard and IF she has money on her account. Because Misty goes to school
and works (no pay), she has difficulty even getting to the commissary. Once she gets
there, she has to stand in line at times for over an hour just to buy her favorite snacks or
soap or other hygiene products. Misty looks forward to getting your emails, cards, letters,
photographs, notebook paper, envelopes, stamps, pictures, and videos. She no longer has
family in Florida, so she gets few visitors. If she wants more than a hotel size bar of soap,
she has to buy it. If she wants shampoo or conditioner, she has to buy it. If she wants
hygiene products, she has to buy them. The only thing the prison provides, other than her
"blues" and shower slides, are three "meals" a day. She really appreciates it when people
send her money for the commissary.
Misty doesn't enjoy the same freedoms you and I do. Misty can't do anything to improve
her situation...but you can. You can send her money through JPay, or at Wal-Mart through
MoneyGram "Pay a Bill" (Acct#: V36472Croslin; Name: Misty Croslin; Receive Code: 5188
FL DOC) to purchase things like hygiene products, coffee, and soup. Before you seal the
envelope, Please check the Florida DOC (see link on the left) website for the rules and
regulations on what and much you can send of each item, such as envelopes, paper, and
stamps. All envelopes must be sent U.S. Mail First Class.
Misty in now in her ninth year of being incarcerated
As you may know, Misty didn't commit a violent crime, nor did she sell anything other than
prescription drugs. Her crime was being tricked into selling pain pills to an undercover
detective with "severe back pain" repeatedly calling her on her phone begging her for the
pills. She thought she was helping a friend (an informant who lied to her). Drug
trafficking? I think not. Many believe Misty is being punished because Florida law
enforcement is unable to solve a kidnapping, and has made her the scapegoat (along with
her brother, Tommy). Not only did they bait and trap Misty in a sting operation, they elicited
the help of an informant-snitch, who befriended Misty under the pretense of helping find the
little kidnapped girl. When police lie to a suspect, it's called "role playing", and is legal.
When people lie to police, it's called obstruction, and is a crime. How about the presiding
judge, a devout Christian, who wanted to make a name for herself so she could be
appointed to the Florida Court of Appeals? Instead of sentencing Misty under the six-year
youthful offender program, she gave her an unbelievable and unfair twenty-five years as a
"drug trafficker"! Misty has missed out on her teenage and young adult years, which she
can never get back. Criminals who have committed violent crimes, even murder, get much
lesser sentences.
Please be a "Justice for Misty" supporter
There are several ways to help:
Misty truly appreciates your kindness, love, and support.
Thank you very much!
email Misty! You can even send 30 second videos!
So many of you have been thinking about and praying for Misty, and sending kind wishes
her way. She tells me every day when we talk how much she appreciates your support.
Misty will never give up hope and loves to get your cards and letters. Florida prisons
FINALLY have email! Go to JPay.com and sign up for an account. You can send
Misty commissary money, email her, and even send her thirty second video clips.
Each of you, who are supporters of Misty, have your life's challenges and struggles, and,
have asked what you can do to help. Misty doesn't enjoy the same freedoms as do you
and I. She can't call someone unless they are on her approved phone list, and then, only
after 5 p.m. during the week. On the weekends, the lines are so long, she sometimes waits
two hours to make a fifteen minute (maximum allowed) call to a friend or family member.
Between working and going to school, Misty gets to go to the commissary on the weekend
IF they open the yard and IF she has money on her account. Because Misty goes to school
and works (no pay), she has difficulty even getting to the commissary. Once she gets
there, she has to stand in line at times for over an hour just to buy her favorite snacks or
soap or other hygiene products. Misty looks forward to getting your emails, cards, letters,
photographs, notebook paper, envelopes, stamps, pictures, and videos. She no longer has
family in Florida, so she gets few visitors. If she wants more than a hotel size bar of soap,
she has to buy it. If she wants shampoo or conditioner, she has to buy it. If she wants
hygiene products, she has to buy them. The only thing the prison provides, other than her
"blues" and shower slides, are three "meals" a day. She really appreciates it when people
send her money for the commissary.
Misty doesn't enjoy the same freedoms you and I do. Misty can't do anything to improve
her situation...but you can. You can send her money through JPay, or at Wal-Mart through
MoneyGram "Pay a Bill" (Acct#: V36472Croslin; Name: Misty Croslin; Receive Code: 5188
FL DOC) to purchase things like hygiene products, coffee, and soup. Before you seal the
envelope, Please check the Florida DOC (see link on the left) website for the rules and
regulations on what and much you can send of each item, such as envelopes, paper, and
stamps. All envelopes must be sent U.S. Mail First Class.
Misty in now in her ninth year of being incarcerated
As you may know, Misty didn't commit a violent crime, nor did she sell anything other than
prescription drugs. Her crime was being tricked into selling pain pills to an undercover
detective with "severe back pain" repeatedly calling her on her phone begging her for the
pills. She thought she was helping a friend (an informant who lied to her). Drug
trafficking? I think not. Many believe Misty is being punished because Florida law
enforcement is unable to solve a kidnapping, and has made her the scapegoat (along with
her brother, Tommy). Not only did they bait and trap Misty in a sting operation, they elicited
the help of an informant-snitch, who befriended Misty under the pretense of helping find the
little kidnapped girl. When police lie to a suspect, it's called "role playing", and is legal.
When people lie to police, it's called obstruction, and is a crime. How about the presiding
judge, a devout Christian, who wanted to make a name for herself so she could be
appointed to the Florida Court of Appeals? Instead of sentencing Misty under the six-year
youthful offender program, she gave her an unbelievable and unfair twenty-five years as a
"drug trafficker"! Misty has missed out on her teenage and young adult years, which she
can never get back. Criminals who have committed violent crimes, even murder, get much
lesser sentences.
Please be a "Justice for Misty" supporter
There are several ways to help:
- Click on the link in the left Navigation bar to find out how to send Misty or her brother,
Tommy, a card or letter - Go to JPay.com, or download the app to put money in her commissary account or
send her email, pictures, or a short video. - Go to any MoneyGram location (most Wal-Mart stores) and use the "Pay a Bill"
feature using code 5188 for Florida Department of Corrections.
Misty truly appreciates your kindness, love, and support.
Thank you very much!
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