Crystal Melson

I’ve been locked away for five long, agonizing years. I pretty much stay to myself, hardly talk to anyone, but I just this year got tired of being alone and just lonely. I figured I would like to have someone to write and talk to. I’m a Native American, white cowgirl, country to the bone. I love country music, southern rock, rock and roll, but my favorite is country and my favorite singer is Luke Bryan. I’m a widow of eight years, a mother of four and grandmother of four.
I loved to go fishing, hunting, ride boats, swim, camp, hike, and ride on motorcycles and even go riding in trucks and cars in the country. I love horses and dogs. I would love to go horseback riding when I get out, that would be lots of fun. My favorite color is purple. My favorite sport is football. In my spare time I like to read, do makeup and draw. I have brown eyes and I’m 5”7’. I like tattoos. I work squad. I like going outside and smell the fresh air.
I really would like to meet some really good country folks just like me to keep me company. Love,
Crystal Melson.

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• Incarcerated Since: 2016
• Sentence Received: 15 years
• Earliest Release: 2022

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