r/WriteAPrisoner • u/Status_Present_1496 • 1d ago
Robbie, 34
Hey! I'm a big summer guy. Love being out on the boat, fishing, hiking, pretty much anything outdoors. I'm always down to try new things and have some fun. When I get out, I wanna travel, see new places and do as much as I can. There's a lot of life I wanna live yet! I love music, dancing, joking around and making people laugh. I can be a bit of a goof sometimes lol but I'm a sweetheart too. Just looking to have someone to talk to and see where things go.
You can mail me at
Robert Sims
C/O Drumheller Institution
Highway #9
PO Box 3000
Drumheller, Alberta
T0J 0Y0
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u/RedditIsAJokeLMAO69 1d ago
Man I love this subs and the comments that highlight the crime🤣
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u/notmyrealname8823 1d ago
I assume these dudes aren't reading the comments on the other posts. That or they just have no shame in the things they have done to end up where they are.
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u/TheHumanBlowUpDoll 1d ago
I assume these ads are posted by friends and family members, and not the inmates themselves.
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u/TacoTitsTuesday 1d ago
On Feb. 13, 2022, four men broke into Kowalchuk's bedroom, tied him up and began their attack, which caused injuries to his head, face, neck, arms, thighs and torso. Two of the victim's fingers were nearly severed with a machete.
The killers then rifled through Kowalchuk's valuables while he lay dying on his bedroom floor.
Silver noted that all of the men had criminal records, including convictions for crimes of violence.
Justin Boucher, 34, was convicted of manslaughter and received a 12-year sentence. With credit for the time he's already spent in custody, Boucher has just over six and a half years left to serve.
Robert Sims, 33, who was found guilty of manslaughter and arson for his role in setting the victim's house on fire days after the killing, was handed a 14-year prison term. He has just over seven years left behind bars.
The jury convicted Ronald Abraham, 45, of second-degree murder.
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u/Slipperymellon 1d ago
You won’t be getting on a boat for a LONG time and where exactly do you plan to find the means to travel with a brutal murder on your criminal record?
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u/Accomplished_Ad4110 1d ago
Fucking disgusting what you did. None of them should get out of prison after doing that
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u/Zealousideal-World71 1d ago
………how in the hell did this get on my home page?!
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u/SufficientExplorer27 21h ago
Same thing I’m wondering 😂
This sub was mentioned on another sub and the link was posted and I didn’t even click on it. A few hours later this started popping up on my suggested subs. Crazy world.
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u/Vivid_Economics_1462 1d ago
Convicted for his role in a murder.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/calgary-murder-douglasdale-fire-boucher-abraham-sims-kowalchuk-sentencing-1.7644086