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I04355 | Pamela Smart Signed Prison Correspondence JSA

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ITEM DESCRIPTION: Pamela Smart Signed Prison Correspondence JSA

This collection of prison correspondence consists of a handwritten two-page letter, an envelope, a black and white photograph, and a Letter of Authenticity. The letter is penned in black ink on lined paper, dated Dec 12 06, and bears a signature reading Pamela. The envelope features a Bedford Hills Correctional Facility return address for Pamela Smart. A JSA certification, number ZZ70178, verifies the signature.


Condition report:

The notebook paper shows standard horizontal folding (photo 2). The mailing envelope displays light edge wear and a postmark from Westchester NY (photo 7). All other components show no visible faults.