Free Chris McGee

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1. 3601
   Name: David Knight on Jan 2, 2013

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2. 3602
   Name: Joanne Magee on Jan 2, 2013

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3. 3603
   Name: Anonymous on Jan 3, 2013

   Comments: This man has been made a scapegoat to deflect criticism away from all the others involved in this tragedy.

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4. 3604
   Name: Rob C on Jan 3, 2013

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5. 3605
   Name: Anonymous on Jan 3, 2013

   Comments: It is totally unjust that Chris McGee should have taken all the blame. There were many people who had a duty of care that night who should shoulder the guilt. Why didn't one of her friends take her home when she was obviously in an unfit state to be out anywhere, can't imagine what a state she would have been in going around the city with all the dangers that would involve.

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6. 3606
   Name: Carol Royle on Jan 3, 2013

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7. 3607
   Name: Kate Bentley on Jan 3, 2013

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8. 3608
   Name: Barrie Welch on Jan 3, 2013

   Comments: I hope my small part helps, Chris must really feel let down by the system. It is one of the most one sided cases I have ever read. It is as though parents condone there kids to get drunk at an early age, there are two sides to this case but we have only heard one. I also feel sorry foe there loss.

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9. 3609
   Name: Joanne Lamb on Jan 3, 2013

   Comments: praying for justice for you mate! this is a disgrace x

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10. 3610
    Name: Pat Lawton on Jan 3, 2013

    Comments: Free this man - she should never have been allowed to board the train in the first place being in such a stupor.

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11. 3611
    Name: Anonymous on Jan 3, 2013

    Comments: its been said before but the guard was a scapegoat !! what about the friends and the people who supplied her with drugs

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12. 3612
    Name: Anonymous on Jan 3, 2013

    Comments: A travasty if ever their was one. Today people must be made aware that is they who must learn to wipe their own backsides & not leave it for others to do.

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13. 3613
    Name: John W on Jan 3, 2013

    Comments: Although it was a disaster for a young person to die it seems to me that the entire blame has been laid at the feet of the guard. Georgina was clearly very intoxicated and had caused trouble earlier on the train. Her friends did not seem to do much to help her. Mr McGee must have been frustrated to the delays in his service and was trying to get the train moving on time. There were a lot of other passangers on the train as well Georgina's party.. I think Georgina's mum's comments after the trial were harsh, I can understand her deep upset, but surely she can see that Georgina herself was largely to blame for the situation she found herself in. The papers today say that Mr McGee is to appeal, I don't think the verdict should be reversed but I do believe his sentence should be cut, preferably to 'time served'

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14. 3614
    Name: H Carruthers on Jan 3, 2013

    Comments: There is no one person to blame for Georgia's death , it was a catalogue of errors by many people. She could quite easily have died falling down the station steps drunk , who would they have blamed then ?

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15. 3615
    Name: Jean Stonier on Jan 3, 2013

    Comments: This was a catalogue of errors, one man should bear all the blame. For example what happened to the person who supplied the drugs at the party?

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16. 3616
    Name: Anonymous on Jan 3, 2013

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17. 3617
    Name: Chris on Jan 4, 2013

    Comments: I agree that someone must be held responsible for that poor girls death, but as I understand it, Mr McGee's action was not the only factor, and his sentence is outrageous. There should have been others with him in the dock, who's failings led to this tragedy. It's time those people were held accountable publicly.

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18. 3618
    Name: Anonymous on Jan 4, 2013

    Comments: Dreadful way to lose a child - but she was obviously too immature to be unsupervised. Free Christopher McGee, please.

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19. 3619
    Name: William L Sherlock on Jan 4, 2013

    Comments: A travesty of justice.

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20. 3620
    Name: Joe Public on Jan 4, 2013

    Comments: good luck with your appeal maybe now the judge will realise mistakes can be made because he has made a massive 1 if the raib report was given to the jury they could never of convicted

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21. 3621
    Name: Joe Public on Jan 4, 2013

    Comments: good luck with your appeal maybe now the judge will realise mistakes can be made because he has made a massive 1 if the raib report was given to the jury they could never of convicted

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22. 3622
    Name: Joe Public on Jan 4, 2013

    Comments: good luck with your appeal maybe now the judge will realise mistakes can be made because he has made a massive 1 if the raib report was given to the jury they could never of convicted

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23. 3623
    Name: Sally Smith on Jan 4, 2013

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24. 3624
    Name: Anonymous on Jan 4, 2013

    Comments: He made some mistakes that evening but so many before him missed the opportunity to save her from herself.

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25. 3625
    Name: Carla Garnett on Jan 5, 2013

    Comments: Free him this is cruel don't u think he has gone thru enough!

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26. 3626
    Name: Gary Gates on Jan 5, 2013

    Comments: Gee would never of intended this to happen let him out he has lost enough

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27. 3627
    Name: Gary Gates on Jan 5, 2013

    Comments: Gee would never of intended this to happen let him out he has lost enough

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28. 3628
    Name: Greg Derrig on Jan 5, 2013

    Comments: Set him free

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29. 3629
    Name: Ian Burford on Jan 5, 2013

    Comments: Sad as this is for the girl and her parents, the responsibility is not with a hard working responsible person who just happened to cross the path of what was, unfortunately, an accident just waiting to happen. The girl was under age and drunk, both are criminal offence and it is also a criminal offence to supply to an under age. likewise with the drugs. I have not heard of any charges being brought against the suppliers, WHY? Do we really want a society where the guilty are allowed to peddle their illegal wares to under age children while innocent people are locked up for failing to recognise and deal with the results of this. One final point, it is illegal to put your feet on the seats at merseyrail and passengers have been taken to court to uphold this, however it appears to legal to be drunk, stoned and troublesome so long as you do not put your feet on the seats. Get a grip merseyrail and the legal system. Release Chris now and show you want a decent society, not one run by the criminals.

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30. 3630
    Name: Sweeney on Jan 5, 2013

    Comments: GOOD LUCK TO CHRIS MEGEE ON YOUR APPEAL DISGUSTING SENTENCE .

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31. 3631
    Name: DOROTHY on Jan 5, 2013

    Comments: good luck to chris and family hope your appeal is successful didnt deserve such a harsh sentence should have been accidental death.

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32. 3632
    Name: Anonymous on Jan 5, 2013

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33. 3633
    Name: Glynis Purland on Jan 5, 2013

    Comments: This poor bloke was simply doing his job. A tragic accident happened when a young girl under the influence of both alcohol and drugs staggered on the platform. There is no way he should be jailed.

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34. 3634
    Name: Peter Purland on Jan 5, 2013

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35. 3635
    Name: Anonymous on Jan 5, 2013

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36. 3636
    Name: Anonymous on Jan 6, 2013

    Comments: Britain has become part of the 'blame culture' sweeping the world. When will it be recognised that people have to take responsibility for their own actions.

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37. 3637
    Name: Sarah Byrne on Jan 6, 2013

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38. 3638
    Name: Anonymous on Jan 6, 2013

    Comments: I have only just realised this petition is here and I am so glad that the family of the guard are trying to get justice for him. I am greatly concerned and generally horrified that a justice system which is supposed to protect us all can be allowed to make such a ridiculously obvious mistake. This poor man has been hung out to dry and made an example of. What about the support at the station on the day. Has it at any point been taken into account that there were many errors of judgement made on that day before Georgia got anywhere near a train? It was obviously a very difficult and confusing situation when she actually did reach the train and it seems that no responsibility has been taken from the many processes, policy and people involved including that of Georgia and her friends (although obviously my heart goes out to her family). If this was an airport and a plane involved she would have got nowhere near the tarmac due to the duty of care required for all passengers and employees. If a taxi driver pulled off as somebody 'fell' onto his car would they too be given the same sentence? I only hope that an appeal will bring about a fair decision and I wish him and his family all the best in this cruel process.

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39. 3639
    Name: Lynn Roberts on Jan 6, 2013

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40. 3640
    Name: Geoff Roberts on Jan 6, 2013

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41. 3641
    Name: Heather Johnson on Jan 6, 2013

    Comments: free Chris Mc Gee

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42. 3642
    Name: Mr Mrs Davies on Jan 6, 2013

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43. 3643
    Name: Miss Fowkes on Jan 6, 2013

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44. 3644
    Name: Cathy on Jan 6, 2013

    Comments: Chistopher should not have been found guility this was one tragic accident for both families Christoher has the life sentence to live with his life is runied

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45. 3645
    Name: Cathy Horner on Jan 6, 2013

    Comments: Very sad for both families Chris has to live with this the rest of his life please free him he life sentence to life with in his head

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46. 3646
    Name: Sarah Eddy on Jan 6, 2013

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47. 3647
    Name: Heather Cross on Jan 6, 2013

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48. 3648
    Name: Christine Wadsley Cunningham on Jan 7, 2013

    Comments: Nightmare, very very wrong, just deal with it and put this poor guy back with his family. He has suffered enough even if he was guilty of something, which I truly doubt.

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49. 3649
    Name: John Phillips on Jan 7, 2013

    Comments: It is disgraceful that this man should be forced to pay for other people's failings.

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50. 3650
    Name: Louise Dodd on Jan 7, 2013

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