Natalie Johnson and Jerrell Henry

Natalie Johnson was convicted of second-degree murder for her role in the robbery and fatal shooting of Edline Chun, 73, inside her Hazelwood Terrace home. She insisted she was an innocent victim, however evidence proved otherwise. Her crime story was featured on For My Man, season one.

She was convicted of murder along with her boyfriend, Jerrell Henry.

This series is described as Real woman in real relationships that will do anything for their man.

You may write to Natalie at:

Natalie Johnson    #13G1081
Bedford Hills Correctional Facility
247 Harris Rd
Bedford Hills, NY 10507

You can email Natalie with Jpay - you will need to select New York and the ID 13G1081

You can write Jerrell Henry at:

Jerrell Henry

Jerrell Henry, 14B0127

Elmira Correctional Facility
P.O. Box 500
Elmira, New York 14901-0500

You can email Jerrell with Jpay - you will need to select New York and the ID 14B0127

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