Read the Letter D4vd Wrote to Fellow Inmate While Behind Bars
Letters written by incarcerated artist D4vd to a fellow inmate reveal his religious reflections and a broken promise regarding bail money. The artist is currently awaiting trial on serious charges, with his legal representation recently shifting to a public defender.
Why it matters
The story provides a glimpse into the personal life and legal struggles of a public figure currently facing significant criminal allegations.
D4vd apparently made a pen pal while behind bars ... one whom it appears he initially agreed to help bail out -- before backing out of his promise.
We've obtained letters D4vd sent to a "trustee," an incarcerated person who works inside the prison, who worked at a jail in Los Angeles. This trustee met D4vd while serving food in the joint ... becoming friendly before D4vd started writing him letters. We're told they would mail out the letters even though they were in the same facility.
You can read the letters for yourself ... they are religious in tone with D4vd writing that he's putting his faith in God and telling a fellow inmate to do the same.
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