Free Chris McGee

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1. 3651
   Name: Louise Dodd on Jan 7, 2013

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2. 3652
   Name: Wayne Massey on Jan 7, 2013

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3. 3653
   Name: Graham And Jackie Usher on Jan 7, 2013

   Comments: It is too late for Georgia's mother, but we would urge parents to consider the wisdom of letting teenage children go out when they are likely to get drunk. This is the first generation that lets its kids drink (certainly unsupervised). They are too young for such freedom. Parents should practice parenting! We don't blame Chris McGee. He must constantly hyave seen drunken kids fooling around.

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4. 3654
   Name: Catherine Horner on Jan 8, 2013

   Comments: very sad for both families chris has his own life sentence to live with she should never been allowed to board when she was drunk it is so unfair and sad for Chris0

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5. 3655
   Name: J. LACEY on Jan 8, 2013

   Comments: the people who gave her the drinks are the ones who should be in jail. WHAT WERE HER PARENTS DOING ALLOWING HER OUT AT SUCH A LATE HOUR THEY SHOULD BE TAKING THE BLAIM FOR THIS.

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6. 3656
   Name: B.E..LACEY on Jan 8, 2013

   Comments: AGED 16 TOTALY DRUNK, OUT OF PARENTS CONTROL. TAKING THE LAST TRAIN TO CARRY ON HER DRUNKEN CLUBING NIGHT SHE WAS TOTALLY TO BLAIM

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7. 3657
   Name: Keith Williams on Jan 9, 2013

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8. 3658
   Name: Laurence Herniman on Jan 9, 2013

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9. 3659
   Name: Jim Castle on Jan 10, 2013

   Comments: ATOCs need to look at their depatch procedures. This sort of thing will certainly happen if the guard is locked in the train

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10. 3660
    Name: Jessica Sand on Jan 10, 2013

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11. 3661
    Name: Dave Hall on Jan 10, 2013

    Comments: Who's the victim? Victims are hurt through no fault of their own. That clearly discounts Georgia whose own stupidity was the main factor. What is more, she was killed instantly and now feels no pain. Her 'friends' are probably 'hurting', but they took Georgia out from that party intending for her to be further poisoned with alcohol despite she obviously being incapable of reliably standing upright already. Not good friends. Her mother feels so aggrieved and apparently accepts no personal blame or responsibility. I'm surprised that with such a mother Georgia actually reached the age of 16. It's certainly not normal or acceptable for her daughter to be in that state. Quote:- "..she did no more than what many teenagers do..."; well perhaps they shouldn't! My children will certainly never be like that. She's the kind of parent who would blame the tree, lampost or pot-hole for killing their son when he's driving whilst drunk at 80 mph! The only victims are Chris, and his family, who was doing no more than his job. Irrespective of what the judge, or his employer, says he is not to blame, but Georgia's friends and mother certainly are. They must have been so relieved when the court ruled against Chris alone; and what of Chris's workmates who had the opportunity to stop Georgia going down to the platform? CCTV shows her falling over repeatedly even in the booking office! I note that Merseyrail's new recommendations due to this incident sound like very costly modifications which will inevitably raise fares still more, yet no new policy as to how to d/w drunks etc. There should be massive signs at all Merseyrail entrances warning that it's the public's own resposibility if they want to risk their own lives due to drink, drugs or stillettos, after all high heels and escalators are not sensible 'companions' even when sober! If I'd been on that train with it's 'party atmosphere' having to endure the incessant cackling and squealing of a bunch of attention-seeking obnoxious 'air-heads' fooling about, clambering on and off the train etc., I'd have been very annoyed at any guard who delayed the train, even for a second, just because one of them was leaning on it. What is more I would have been wishing every last one of them to 'drop dead', or at least I would have right up to when one of them actually did. At that point I would have been as shocked as everyone else, but no way would I have considered that it was the fault of anyone other than the idiot that killed themselves. No surprise that the judge got it wrong because they don't live in the real world. It's particularly disturbing that in the same week as this case a guy walked free from court despite stabbing a rival gang member to death. It's now trendy again to carry knives for 'self-defence', but who in their right mind would want to be a train guard after this? That judge had a perfect opportunity to highlight the real problems in this case, i.e. underage drinking, drugs and terrible parenting etc., but instead chose to put all the onus on one innocent man whose life is now in tatters due to a single split-second decision which in my mind was still the right one. If just one of those jurors thinks that Chris should spend one night in a cell they are very much mistaken. I certainly hope that they can't sleep at night and if they have any conscience whatsoever thay should join the fight to release Chris McGee NOW!

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12. 3662
    Name: Anonymous Facebook user on Jan 10, 2013

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13. 3663
    Name: Michelle Hughes on Jan 10, 2013

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14. 3664
    Name: D Bramell on Jan 11, 2013

    Comments: what are the railways doing detering employees from signing this petition, what are they hiding

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15. 3665
    Name: Katheryn Gladding on Jan 11, 2013

    Comments: I feel this terrible incident could have happened when anybody was on duty. Chris McGee unfortunately was the guard that day.

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16. 3666
    Name: Katheryn Gladding on Jan 11, 2013

    Comments: I feel this terrible incident could have happened when anybody was on duty. Chris McGee unfortunately was the guard that day.

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17. 3667
    Name: David Gladding on Jan 11, 2013

    Comments: I do not feel this should have been criminalised. Chris had already lost his job and his life must have been shattered. On top of this, he then receives a 5 year sentence. I don't believe he had the intention. We are all capable of making mistakes at any given time.

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18. 3668
    Name: Leighanne Walker on Jan 14, 2013

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19. 3669
    Name: Ruth Hayes on Jan 14, 2013

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20. 3670
    Name: A Concerned Member Of The Public on Jan 15, 2013

    Comments: our justice system is a joke this should never of been took to court never mind this lad being convicted the cps has a lot to answer for why did they not allow the raib report to be released until after the courtcase when it could of been released in april 2012 and also why have merseyrail also said any staff found signing this petition or talking to media will be up for instant dismisal they obviously have something to hide

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21. 3671
    Name: Steph Derrington on Jan 16, 2013

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22. 3672
    Name: Anonymous on Jan 16, 2013

    Comments: Miscarriage of justice. Read the RAIB report

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23. 3673
    Name: Me on Jan 16, 2013

    Comments: some fool suggested chris walk up to georgia and usher her away from the train, what a clown, chris 6 feet 3 georgia at least 1 foot shorter than chris is that a recipe for disaster .Would the real police allow their officers to be put in that position, but the authorities expect a train guard to handle train load of drunks when everybody knows how volatile some drunks can be.When will their attitude change, when one of their employees is murdered doing his job.Then there will be alot hand wringing, To late for that person and their family

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24. 3674
    Name: Martin Smith on Jan 16, 2013

    Comments: It is reasonably expecting by the guard that she would have moved away from the train when it started moving, they don't exactly move out at a high speed.

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25. 3675
    Name: Caroline Adams on Jan 17, 2013

    Comments: This poor man should not been sent to prison and i totally support this petition and the retrial he should have. I dont know the family personally but i can imagine what they are going through. I know its so sad a young girl lost her life but you cant blame him, he never had a fair trial

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26. 3676
    Name: Michelle Whitelock on Jan 17, 2013

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27. 3677
    Name: Linda Goodwill on Jan 17, 2013

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28. 3678
    Name: Bridget White on Jan 17, 2013

    Comments: I sure he feels really awful and has to live with it for the rest of his life. Just let him out of prison, he be living in hell anyway.

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29. 3679
    Name: Anne Gaskell on Jan 18, 2013

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30. 3680
    Name: Jane Robinson on Jan 19, 2013

    Comments: One person should not be blamed for what was a tragic accident

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31. 3681
    Name: Nicky Kelly on Jan 22, 2013

    Comments: What happened was awful but it wasn't the fault of Chris McGee. Merseyrail need to look at there own failings and stop blaming the staff using them as scapegoats for there lack of effot for customer safety. make railings compulsory in all stations. Free Chris McGee.

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32. 3682
    Name: Steve Mitch on Jan 22, 2013

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33. 3683
    Name: Nicola Stevenson on Jan 23, 2013

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34. 3684
    Name: John Blundell on Jan 25, 2013

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35. 3685
    Name: Donald Scott on Jan 26, 2013

    Comments: This sentence only serves to give credence of the tolleration of the courts in this country that it is acceptable for minors to be roaming the streets intoxicated and high on drugs. Shame on them.

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36. 3686
    Name: David Jones on Jan 27, 2013

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37. 3687
    Name: Kevin Smith on Jan 27, 2013

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38. 3688
    Name: Anonymous on Jan 29, 2013

    Comments: It seems pointless and cruel to lock this man away as though he were a danger to the public. If he has really been deemed guilty of the death of this girl because of his negligence, I think community service would be a fit punishment and deterrent to others. Why be so cruel as to lock him away? Is it for his own safety?

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39. 3689
    Name: Angela Grue on Feb 7, 2013

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40. 3690
    Name: Anonymous on Feb 9, 2013

    Comments: free him now

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41. 3691
    Name: Me on Feb 10, 2013

    Comments: During the trial the prosecution q c stated that georgia varley was clearly drunk, if she was clearly as drunk as he thinks.Why did the prosecution keep on showing the platform footage of james street, if it was as clear as he believes why was it not shown just once, as chris only had one chance.We do not live our lives in freeze frame or slow motion action replays as the prosecution believe, it ticks one second at a time and no going back. TELL PEOPLE

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42. 3692
    Name: Anonymous on Feb 11, 2013

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43. 3693
    Name: Kirsten on Feb 19, 2013

    Comments: it was a dreadful accident and he cant be blamed

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44. 3694
    Name: Ray Gibbons on Feb 23, 2013

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45. 3695
    Name: Survivalgear on Feb 26, 2013

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46. 3696
    Name: T WEIGHILL on Feb 26, 2013

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47. 3697
    Name: Ian Mckevitt on Feb 27, 2013

    Comments: free the gee

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48. 3698
    Name: Clare Bridge on Feb 27, 2013

    Comments: FREE GEE NOW.. HE IS NOT TO BLAME!!!!

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49. 3699
    Name: LISA GRIFFITHS (nee McGee) on Feb 27, 2013

    Comments: FREE MY BROTHER NOW! Free GEE 2013 ! Hasn't this madness gone on long enough? Hasn't he suffered enough? My heart aches for him and our mum and family. Appeal judges, I urge you to do the right thing and release Chris. If there is any justice left in this world SET HIM FREE. His sister ..... Lisa ..... LOVE YOU BRO ....STAY STRONG ...... XXXX

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50. 3700
    Name: LISA GRIFFITHS (nee McGee) on Feb 27, 2013

    Comments: FREE MY BROTHER NOW! Free GEE 2013 ! Hasn't this madness gone on long enough? Hasn't he suffered enough? My heart aches for him and our mum and family. Appeal judges, I urge you to do the right thing and release Chris. If there is any justice left in this world SET HIM FREE. His sister ..... Lisa ..... LOVE YOU BRO ....STAY STRONG ...... XXXX

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