Yamiley Mathurin

Yamiley Mathurin's crime story is featured on Season Four of For My Man. These events occurred in the state of Massachusetts with her love interest, Alexander Gallett. Together they murdered Richel Nova who was working as a pizza delivery man. They took his life for a total of $140, a pizza and his car, leaving his daughter devastated.

She was sentenced to 17 years without parole.

Update, she could be released in 2027 if she has not incurred further charges behind bars. There is no indication that has happened.

You can write to her at:

Yamiley Mathurin F81399
MCIF

P.O. Box 9007
Framingham, MA 01704

You can email Yamiley with Jpay - you will need to select Massachusetts and the ID F81399

You can write to him at:

Alexander Gallett W105254.
MCI Norfolk
PO Box 43
Norfolk, MA 02056

You can email Alexander with Jpay - you will need to select Massachusetts and the ID W105254

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