Scary. Somebody who knew these girls must have given this information. So, did they try to convince the girls to become friends with them or what? It's not uncommon that interns try to get in touch with people of the opposite gender on the outside in order to manipulate them to help them with different things, but randomly phoning girls you don't at all know sounds very strange.[/QUOTE]Well, my friend never actually accepted the call's, as collect call's from prison's are extremely expensive and I'm paying for the phone. She did bring it up in her class though, becuase one of the call's came in during her class. Two of her classmate's perked right up and said they'd had the same things happen to them that week two. One, the next day came in saying someone from that same number had called her at home and asked for her by name. All of the inmate's mentioned their name's, different one's, had differen't voices as they played the messages for each other. They all, said they were calling because of a new "buddy system" and mentioned it being like a pen pal thing. Somehow, they got the number's for these girls, along with their full names. Not through a phone book either, as those number's were mostly cell phones and MY cell is in my mother's name, and the guy knew the girl who was using it by her first and last name.
I was pissed off at that kind of breach of privacy, on my friend and myself. I have a feeling someone may have been in that school and went to prison and had stolen one of the class lists from the school. Either that, or they are doing some very wierd things in prison now. Either way, I was quite irritated and more than a bit worried of the why behind that.
