In a jailhouse letter, Apollo Nida may have hinted that he will be coming home to his wife and sons soon.
The letter obtained by Radar Online was sent on October 25th and reads:
“Thanks for the love & support. I’ll hold all your contact info and reach out to you upon my release – which won’t be long. Much Respect.”
The message was pretty short, but if taken literally, means that Apollo will most likely not be serving the full 8-year sentence he was given. Apollo plead guilty to Federal bank, wire and mail fraud charges in May 2014. He turned himself in to authorities September of 2014 and owes $1.9 million in restitution for his crimes to JP Morgan Chase and the IRS.
Could he be home 7 years sooner than planned?
