Julieta Martinelli

And so it was by pure luck when Frank called Suave one day to say hello. And you, Maria, just happened to be there.

And so it was by pure luck when Frank called Suave one day to say hello. And you, Maria, just happened to be there.

And so it was by pure luck when Frank called Suave one day to say hello. And you, Maria, just happened to be there.

45 screenplays and 90 short stories. A lifetime of work.

45 screenplays and 90 short stories. A lifetime of work.

45 screenplays and 90 short stories. A lifetime of work.

Before those 43 years in prison, Frank had a whole life. He had a wife and kids, a home and a job. Then in his late 40s, he was convicted of killing a man during a business dispute.

Before those 43 years in prison, Frank had a whole life. He had a wife and kids, a home and a job. Then in his late 40s, he was convicted of killing a man during a business dispute.

Before those 43 years in prison, Frank had a whole life. He had a wife and kids, a home and a job. Then in his late 40s, he was convicted of killing a man during a business dispute.

Including a young, rebellious Puerto Rican kid who had just started serving a life sentence.

Including a young, rebellious Puerto Rican kid who had just started serving a life sentence.

Including a young, rebellious Puerto Rican kid who had just started serving a life sentence.

Frank gave him 20 words a day, then 40, and so on. Back on the block, Suave says that Frank would walk by his cell every day. He would check on his progress. He would look over his assignments. It was kind of like having a private tutor. And the thing is, Frank didn't ask for anything in return, except that Suave actually try.

Frank gave him 20 words a day, then 40, and so on. Back on the block, Suave says that Frank would walk by his cell every day. He would check on his progress. He would look over his assignments. It was kind of like having a private tutor. And the thing is, Frank didn't ask for anything in return, except that Suave actually try.

Frank gave him 20 words a day, then 40, and so on. Back on the block, Suave says that Frank would walk by his cell every day. He would check on his progress. He would look over his assignments. It was kind of like having a private tutor. And the thing is, Frank didn't ask for anything in return, except that Suave actually try.

Suave says Frank was one of the first people to ever really have faith in him besides his mother.

Suave says Frank was one of the first people to ever really have faith in him besides his mother.

Suave says Frank was one of the first people to ever really have faith in him besides his mother.

Suave always thought that he would spend the rest of his life around Frank, and both would die at Greaterford. Though there are no more daily visits or walks around the yard, that bond is still there.

Suave always thought that he would spend the rest of his life around Frank, and both would die at Greaterford. Though there are no more daily visits or walks around the yard, that bond is still there.