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MemphisSun.com Friday 10th February 2012 Issue 41/2012
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    Lohan flooded with fan mails in jail
    Memphis Sun
    Saturday 31st July, 2010  
    (IANS)

    Hollywood actress Lindsay Lohan is getting as many as 250 fan letters a day as she serves her time in jail.

    But the 'Mean Girls' star is only allowed to read 10 a day, reports dailystar.co.uk.

    Steve Whitmore, who works at the California prison, said: 'Most inmates don't get anywhere near that kind of mail.'


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