Follow2unfollow: Puerto Rican inmates fight crime by tweeting from jail The pilot programme - dubbed "follow me so you don't follow me" - has already attracted the interest of nearly 6,000 Twitter users. The Department of Correction said three male inmates - two of whom were convicted of murder - are being allowed daily, supervised access to the Twitter account named "follow2unfollow" (@followtunfollow). The men, all imprisoned in the southern coastal town of Guayama, are identified by the handles "inmate," "inmate2" and "inmate3." "Some dream of being a criminal," the first inmate tweets. Don't succeed. You want to be a true leader? Study. That's what you cannot quit. Says inmate 3: "Our young people must be given notebooks and pencils. not guns or drugs." The US territory of four million people reported a record 1,117 homicides last year.