Alaina Urquhart

Whatever a judge wants to do, as long as she stays away from me, cool.

That's really fucked up.

So here's the thing.

Despite having pleaded guilty to the charges and taking the police, Melissa did continue to maintain her innocence from her jail cell in Florida.

She said she flatly rejects the claims that she's a black widow and says the claims are unfounded.

According to Melissa, she never tried to defraud anyone and had only been looking for love.

She told the Kingston Whig Standard, "...I was only interested in a serious relationship and marriage.

I was very specific about that.

I wasn't trying to lure people to me.

I was more or less looking for someone who had the same desires I had."

And when a reporter from CBS asked Melissa in an interview, can you change?

She said, I can't say that from now on I'll be a perfect citizen, but I'm going to try day by day to behave myself and do what I should have been doing all along.

But I can't say that that is going to be the outcome of how my life will end.

She really said no promises.

She's really out here just being like.

She really said, don't ask a lot of me.

I cannot tell a lie.

She said, here's the thing.

Nobody's perfect.

You live and you learn it.