Brandon Mellon

As I reach out to the world on the other side of this razor-wire it’s in hopes that I’m able to find someone who I can build a friendship with that has the potential to last a lifetime and not just a season. I’m trying to get to know someone on a real level. Someone that can see themselves being a part of my life 20-30 years from now not just 20-30 days.
I’m a good guy, I have a big heart, I’ve been through a lot in life, I’m easy to talk to, I’m funny, trustworthy, loyal, respectful and respected. If I were to say that it doesn’t get lonely in here I would be lying. What gets to me the most is the feeling of being disconnected from reality and forgotten about. Like the out of sight out of mind type thing. Although I am in prison I don’t allow it to define me. I am using this time to make sure that I come out of this situation a better version of myself than when I came in. I’m in school, I take self-help classes, I work, I draw and I work out. And because the friends I had continue to live a lifestyle that I want nothing to do with I am using this opportunity to make new friends.
If you want to smile, laugh and make my day then please get in touch. Here’s how: e-mail You can text this number 208-691-0510 with your name, number and a message that it is for me and I’ll call soon. I have my own phone money so no worries. You can also write me. Whichever you decide know that I’ll be happy to hear from you and that I look forward to it.

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• Incarcerated Since: 2014
• Sentence Received: 28 years
• Earliest Release: 2040

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