Widow of country music legend George Jones says Julie Chrisley doesn't deserve prison
Country legend George Glenn Jones was a celebrated name in country music, but the Texas native had a rough road to happily ever after. After three failed marriages (Dorothy Bonvillion, Shirley Ann Corley, and Tammy Wynette), it seemed like nothing was going to work out for the country star. Then he met fourth wife, Nancy Sepulvado.
In a letter to Judge Eleanor Ross, Nancy Jones (widow of country music legend. George Jones) claims Julie Chrisley is innocent and didn't deserve prison.
Nancy Jones, also known as Nancy Sepulvado, is a former American actress who gained notoriety for her three-decade marriage to George Jones, a legend in the world of country music. Country music icon George Jones was a talented artist with self-destructive tendencies, a serious drinking problem, and a nasty drug habit. The troubled star found his salvation when he met 34-year-old Nancy Sepulvado in 1981 and married her in 1983.
Todd and Julie Chrisley were sentenced to lengthy prison terms after being convicted on charges including bank fraud and tax evasion.
U.S. District Judge Eleanor Ross in Atlanta gave Todd Chrisley 12 years in prison, while Julie Chrisley got seven years behind bars.
NANCY JONES LETTER TO JUDGE ABOUT JULIE CHRISLEY
November 9, 2022
RE: Julie Chrisley sentencing
Dear Honorable Eleanor L. Ross,
My name is Nancy Jones, I am the wife/widow of country music legend, George Jones. I have known Julie for a little over 9 years.
I understand Julie is coming before you soon for sentencing so I have asked if I could write a letter to you to share who Julie really is. I have personally visited with Julie last week about all this legal trouble and I wanted you to know I stand behind Julie and support her whole heartedly through this whole ordeal. She is a very passionate, kind, loving mother and wife. She is a true role model to so many and I love her dearly. I know she is going through so much right now and what mother would not be worried about her kids and family. Just know that I am her friend and will always be her friend.
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Todd Chrisley's father, Gene Raymond Chrisley, spent decades in prison for burglary, armed robbery, larceny, motor vehicle theft, assaulting a police officer, escape from prison, check fraud and many other heinous acts of crime in Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina and Alabama.