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USA Prisoner List As of 5/13/2012 Page 1 of 9 Http Please remember to include USA Prisoner List return address in the upper left corner of envelope as of 5/13/2012 Name Number Prison Line one Line Two Town State Postcode Country Aafia Siddiqui 90279-054 FMC Carswell Federal Medical Center P.O. Box 27137 Fort Worth TX 76127 USA Abad Elfgeeh 31523-053 Loretto FCI Federal Correctional Institution PO Box 1000 Loretto PA 15940 USA Abdel Hameed Shehadeh 11815-022 MDC Brooklyn Metropolitan Detention Center PO Box 329002 Brooklyn NY 11232 USA Abdel Nur 64655-053 FMC Butner Federal Medical Center PO Box 1600 Butner NC 27509 USA Abdelhaleem Hasan Ashqar 41500-054 Petersburg FCI Low Federal Correctional Institution PO Box 1000 Petersburg VA 23804 USA Abdi Mahdi Hussein Abdul Hakim Murad 37437-054 FCI Terre Haute Federal Correctional Institution PO Box 33 Terre Haute IN 47808 USA Abdul Hamin Awkal A267328 Man CI Mansfield Correctional Institution P. O. Box 788 Mansfield OH 44901 USA Abdul Kadir 64656-053 USP Canaan U.S. Penitentiary P.O. Box 300 Waymart PA 18472 USA Abdul Tawala Alishtari 70276-054 FCI Coleman Low Federal Correctional Institution P.O. Box 1031 Coleman FL 33521 USA Abdulhakim Mujahid Muhammad 150550 Varner Supermax Varner Unit P.O. Box 400 Grady AR 71644 USA Abdulrahman Farhane 58376-054 FCI Allenwood Low Federal Correctional Institution PO Box 1000 White Deer PA 17887 USA Abdulrahman Odeh 26548-050 FCI Victorville Medium II Federal Correctional Institution PO Box 5300 Adelanto CA 92301 USA Abdurahman Muhammad Alamoudi 47042-083 FCI Ashland Federal Correctional Institution PO Box 6001 Ashland KY 41105 USA Adel Abdul Bary Awaiting Extradition Adham Amin Hassoun 72433-004 USP Florence Admax U.S. Penitentiary PO Box 8500 Florence CO 81226 USA Adis Medunjanin 65114-053 MCC New York Metropolitan Correctional Center 150 Park Row New York NY 10007 USA Adnan Babar Mirza 66255-179 FCI Safford Federal Correctional Institution P.O. Box 9000 Safford AZ 85548 USA Ahmad Mohammad Ajaj 40637-053 USP Marion U.S. Penitentiary PO Box 1000 Marion IL 62959 USA Ahmed Abdel Sattar 53506-054 USP Florence Admax U.S. Penitentiary PO Box 8500 Florence CO 81226 USA Ahmed Abdellat Sherif Mohamed 15682-171 USP Marion U.S. Penitentiary PO Box 1000 Marion IL 62959 USA Ahmed Hussein Mahamud 69534-061 Not in Custody Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani 02476-748 USP Florence Admax U.S. Penitentiary PO Box 8500 Florence CO 81226 USA Ahmed Muhammed Dhakane 55896-280 FCI McDowell Federal Correctional Institution P.O. Box1009 Welch WV 24801 USA Ahmed Nasir Mohamud 23137-298 MCC San Diego Metropolitan Correctional Center 808 Union Street San Diego CA 92101 USA Ahmed Ressam 29638-086 USP Florence Admax U.S. Penitentiary PO Box 8500 Florence CO 81226 USA Ali Asad Chandia 46811-083 FCI Terre Haute Federal Correctional Institution PO Box 33 Terre Haute IN 47808 USA Ali Mehdi Al-Tamimi 17810 POD D C/O Northern Neck Regional Jail P.O. BOX 1060 Warsaw VA 22572 USA Ali Saleh Kahlah Al Marri 12194-026 USP Florence Admax U.S. Penitentiary PO Box 8500 Florence CO 81226 USA http://aseerun.org Page 1 of 9 http://freedetainees.org Please remember to include USA Prisoner List return address in the upper left corner of envelope as of 5/13/2012 Name Number Prison Line one Line Two Town State Postcode Country Amina Farah Ali 1287711 Ramsey County Jail 425 Grove Street St. Paul MN 55101 USA Amine Mohamed ElKhalifi A0154541 Alexandria City Jail 2001 Mill Road Alexandria VA 22314 USA Amir Abdelghani 34850-054 USP Big Sandy U.S. Penitentiary P.O. Box 2068 Inez KY 41224 USA Anes Subasic 43551 Western Tidewater Regional Jail 2402 Godwin Blvd Suffolk VA 23434 USA Anthony Laborde 83A0483 Elmira Correctional Facility PO Box 500 1879 Davis St Elmira NY 14902 USA Anthony Lamar Burden 1243598 Hays State Prison PO Box 668 Trion GA 30753 USA Anthony Ross GT4359 SCI Greene 175 Progress Drive Waynesburg PA 15370 USA Antonio Martinez 52856-037 In Transit Awais Younis Azad Abdullah IDOC #76321 IDAHO MAXIMUM SECURITY INSTITUTION J-BLOCK P.O. Box 51 Boise ID 83707 USA Babar Ahmad Awaiting Extradition Barry Walter Bujol Jr 43952-279 FDC Houston Federal Detention Center P.O. Box 526255 Houston TX 77052 USA Betim Kaziu 77603-053 FCI Allenwood Medium Federal Correctional Institution P.O. Box 2000 White Deer PA 17887 USA Brian E Carr 14820-016 USP Terre Haute U.S. Penitentiary PO Box 33 Terre Haute IN 47808 USA Burson Jack Augustin 76734-004 CCM Miami Community Correctionals Office 401 N Miami Avenue Miami FL 33128 USA Carlief Vozzo 11A5382 Sing Sing Correctional Facility 354 Hunter Street Ossining NY 10562 USA Carlos Eduardo Almonte 61800-050 MDC Brooklyn Metropolitan Detention Center PO Box 329002 Brooklyn NY 11232 USA Chad Lee Anderson 676367 IBC Bellamy Creek Correctional Facility 1727 West Bluewater Highway Ionia MI 48846 USA Christopher Paul 67216-061 FCI Terre Haute Federal Correctional Institution PO Box 33 Terre Haute IN 47808 USA Clement Hampton-El 34854-054 USP Marion U.S. Penitentiary PO Box 1000 Marion IL 62959 USA Clive Lancelot Small 73870-158 FCI Cumberland Federal Correctional Institution P.O. Box 1000 Cumberland MD 21501 USA Colleen Larose 61657-066 FDC Philadelphia Federal Detention Center PO Box 562 Philadelphia PA 19105 USA Cornelius D Causey A350594 RiCI Richland Correctional Institution P. O. Box 8107 Mansfield OH 44901 USA Craig Benedict Baxam 400565 MCAC Maryland Correctional Adjustment Center 401 East Madison Street Baltimore MD 21202 USA Daniel Maldonado 56473-179 Rm 528 Federal Bureau of Prisons 320 First Street Washington DC 20534 USA Daniel P. Boyd 166172 Darnell Ross KC9829 Quehanna Boot Camp 4510 Quehanna Highway Karthaus PA 16845 USA David Coleman Headley 39828-066 IMS- Rm 528 Federal Bureau of Prisons 320 First Street Washington DC 20534 USA David Williams 70659-054 USP McCreary U.S. Penitentiary PO Box 3000 Pine Knot KY 42635 USA Demetrius Crocker 20001-076 USP Leavenworth U.S. Penitentiary PO Box 1000 Leavenworth KS 66048 USA Derrick Shareef 22344-424 Greenville FCI Federal Correctional Institution PO Box 5000 Greenville IL 62246 USA http://aseerun.org Page 2 of 9 http://freedetainees.org Please remember to include USA Prisoner List return address in the upper left corner of envelope as of 5/13/2012 Name Number Prison Line one Line Two Town State Postcode Country Dritan Duka 61285-066 USP Florence Admax U.S. Penitentiary PO Box 8500 Florence CO 81226 USA Duane Mohamed Diriye Dylan Boyd 51770-056 In Transit Edin Fific F-27781 MCSP Mule Creek State Prison PO Box 409099 Ione CA 95640 USA Ehsanul Islam Sadequee 15240-006 USP Marion U.S. Penitentiary PO Box 1000 Marion IL 62959 USA El Sayyid Nosair 35074-054 USP Marion U.S. Penitentiary PO Box 1000 Marion IL 62959 USA Eljvir Duka 61282-066 FCI Terre Haute Federal Correctional Institution PO Box 33 Terre Haute IN 47808 USA Emerson Begolly 159249 Allegheny County Jail 950 Second Avenue Pittsburgh PA 15219 USA Eric Green CY6811 A Level SCI Waymart P.O. Box 256 Waymart PA 18472 USA Eyad Ismoil 37802-054 USP Florence Admax U.S. Penitentiary PO Box 8500 Florence CO 81226 USA Fadil Abdelgani 34849-054 USP Allenwood U.S. Penitentiary PO Box 3000 White Deer PA 17887 USA Faisal Shahzad 63510-054 USP Florence Admax U.S. Penitentiary PO Box 8500 Florence CO 81226 USA Fares Khallafalla 34856-054 USP Marion U.S. Penitentiary PO Box 1000 Marion IL 62959 USA Farooque Ahmed 77315-083 FCI Terre Haute Federal Correctional Institution PO Box 33 Terre Haute IN 47808 USA Gazi Ibrahim Abu Mezer 48705-053 MDC Brooklyn Metropolitan Detention Center PO Box 329002 Brooklyn NY 11232 USA Ghassan Elashi 29687-177 USP Marion U.S. Penitentiary PO Box 1000 Marion IL 62959 USA Gregory Vernon Patterson 29202-112 FCI Beckley Federal Correctional Institution P.O. Box 350 Beaver WV 25813 USA Hafiz M Khan 95230-004 FDC Miami Federal Detention Center P.O. Box 019120 Miami FL 33101 USA Hamid Hayat 15804-097 FCI Phoenix Federal Correctional Institution 37910 N 45th Ave. Phoenix AZ 85086 USA Harouna Toure 70780-054 MCC New York Metropolitan Correctional Center 150 Park Row New York NY 10007 USA Hassan Abu-Jihaad 86496-008 USP Coleman II U.S. Penitentiary PO Box 1034 Coleman FL 33521 USA Hawo Mohamed Hassan Homaidan Alturki 132871 LCF Limon Correctional Facility 49030 Colorado 71 Limon CO 80826 USA Hosam Maher Smadi 39482-177 FCI Terre Haute Federal Correctional Institution PO Box 33 Terre Haute IN 47808 USA Hysen Sherifi 51768-056 In Transit Ibrahim A Elghabrowny 28054-054 USP Marion U.S. Penitentiary PO Box 1000 Marion IL 62959 USA Ibrahim Ahmed Al-Hamdi 46583-083 FCI Elkton Federal Correctional Institution P.O. Box 10 Lisbon OH 44432 USA Idriss Abelrahman 70778-054 MCC New York Metropolitan Correctional Center 150 Park Row New York NY 10007 USA Idris Irvin 286696 IBC Bellamy Creek Correctional Facility 1727 West Bluewater Highway Ionia MI 48846 USA Imam Jamil Abdullah Al-Amin 99974-555 USP Florence Admax U.S. Penitentiary PO Box 8500 Florence CO 81226 USA Imran Mandhai 56175-004 FCI Terre Haute Federal Correctional Institution PO Box 33 Terre Haute IN 47808 USA http://aseerun.org Page 3 of 9 http://freedetainees.org Please remember to include USA Prisoner List return address in the upper left corner of envelope as of 5/13/2012 Name Number Prison Line one Line Two Town State Postcode Country Irfan Ul Haq Khan 57803-112 In Transit Iyman Faris 46680-083 USP Florence Admax U.S. Penitentiary PO Box 8500 Florence CO 81226 USA Izhar Khan 95229-004 FDC Miami Federal Detention Center P.O.
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