Dustin Scott

Life in prison is hard. But not as hard as trying to figure out what to say about myself. I know who I am and what I want in life but putting it into words is challenging for me, but here goes.

I’m kinda shy and quiet at first meeting people but tend to open up fairly quickly. I’m very caring and loving. I’m honest and loyal. I make friends easily and rarely ever have to end friendships. I try my best to make things work.

I have lots of hobbies. My favorite is woodworking, but I am a country boy so I spend a lot of time outdoors. I love hunting and fishing, camping, trail riding, and just being out in the woods.

I’m a bit of a gearhead too. I love building up cars and trucks. I did a lot of driving before coming to prison and will probably be again when I get out.

I’m also a bit of a romantic, I like going out on dates to candle-light dinners and walks or movies. I know it’s cliché, but I still enjoy them.

So, if you find me interesting at all and would like to know more (and there is a lot more), please write.

God bless.

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• Incarcerated Since: 2016
• Sentence Received: 12 years
• Earliest Release: 2026

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