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Name: Dave Ashall on Aug 4, 2002Comments: Charles deserves a fair and honest trial with decent representationFlag
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Name: Frank Bennett on Aug 4, 2002Comments: Please also include my wife Mrs. Edna Bennett of the same address in this petition. Tel: +44-(0)161-366-1896.Flag
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Name: Edna Bennett on Aug 4, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Douglas Tjapkes on Aug 5, 2002Comments: We will tell our friendsFlag
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Name: Lisa Connell on Aug 5, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Helen Kemmerling on Aug 7, 2002Comments: Just check the evidence and give him a chance!! Everyone deserves a fair trial guilty or not!!!Flag
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Name: Natascha Reinhardt on Aug 12, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Barbara Ross on Aug 12, 2002Comments: Please don't kill an innocent personFlag
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Name: Joy Terrell on Aug 12, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Christina Longden on Aug 12, 2002Comments: It doesnt take a genius to work out what has happened in Anthony's case...and thousands of others. Please support the fight against injustice, retaliation and hypocrisy.Flag
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Name: Melissa Barker on Aug 13, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Philippa Turney Porta on Aug 13, 2002Comments: too many miscarriages of justice and the application of the DP is arbitrary. Please sign this petitionFlag
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Name: Lesley Baker on Aug 13, 2002Comments: I believe that there shoud be a retrial for Mr Nearly with the true facts of the case against Mr Nearly being clearly and truthfuly stated by the prosecution. I also believe that Mr Nearly should be well represented by an experienced defence lawyer. I also believe that for a fair trial the jury should comprise of a balance of Black, white and other ethnic groups. I believe very strongly that a retrial should take place with all the facts revealed to the jury. Maybe you could explain how how can a trial, without all of the evidence and facts of the case being put forward be a fair trialFlag
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Name: Charles Richardson on Aug 14, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Gladys Ngunjiri on Aug 15, 2002Comments: Nobody lives twice.It should be proved beyond any reasonable doubt that he is guilty.So give him a retrial.Flag
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Name: Douglas Todd on Aug 16, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Marika Bruun on Aug 16, 2002Comments: i wish someday justice will take over in this world!Flag
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Name: James Dermody on Aug 16, 2002Comments: Hope to see you when you get out!!!!!!!!!Flag
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Name: Anthony Green on Aug 17, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Rachel Pettijohn on Aug 18, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Claudia Smith on Aug 22, 2002Comments: there is nothing else to say ,you said it all god bless youFlag
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Name: Carolyn Henson on Aug 22, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Damecia Brown on Aug 23, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Shane Johnson on Aug 28, 2002Comments: Give him a fair trialFlag
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Name: Fred Rose on Sep 5, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Erica Berry on Sep 9, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Jackie Wilson on Sep 10, 2002Comments: That's just ridiculous, he is innocent if those facts are true, and he deserves a fair trial like we all do! I SAY GIVE IT TO HIM!Flag
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Name: Alicia Beth on Sep 10, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: MORA JAC on Sep 11, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Mark Gilbert on Sep 11, 2002Comments: Another total load of crap from USA supposed to be respected police force. Protect and Serve what a jokeFlag
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Name: Njeri Ngunjiri on Sep 12, 2002Comments: It's only fair to give him a fair trial.Whats so hard about that.Flag
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Name: Anthony Rudd on Sep 12, 2002Comments: He is innocent, please look at all the evidence in questionFlag
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Name: Gordon Linney on Sep 14, 2002Comments: Archdeacon of Dublin I am deeply disturbed at the details presented & urge that his appeal be heard.Flag
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Name: Ragnar Persenius on Sep 16, 2002Comments: I am Bishop of Uppsala and support the petition of Charles Nealy to have a retrialFlag
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Name: Helen Linney on Sep 20, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Beth Apanovitch on Sep 25, 2002Comments: The misconduct by the state and shoddy representation in this mans life is shameful. I am embarressed by the lack of justice seen in every state that embraces the death penalty...it is a TRAVESTY. Give him his due process; it's not supposed to mean due process to those financially blessed enough to afford good representation, or due process for white people. Give the man his new trial. Stand behind the constitution instead of on it.Flag
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Name: Steve Jasper on Sep 25, 2002Comments: everyone deserves a fair trial.. and furthermore how can you justify death with death , that makes the whole justice system guiltyFlag
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Name: Ian Agnew on Sep 25, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Richard Robinson on Sep 25, 2002Comments: There is a lot that is not right in this case....We in the UK have had no death penalty for 38 years....This has always allowed more time for retrials since 1964......Flag
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Name: DEBRA TEMPLE on Sep 25, 2002Comments: PLEASE GIVE HIM A RETRAIL I BELEIVE THAT HE DESERVES A NEW TRAIL.Flag
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Name: Dion Brown on Sep 25, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Kesha Blair on Oct 1, 2002Comments: My brother is incarated as we speak for something he did not do. He trial was unfair as well as this young man.I will sign the petition and e-mail it to other to sign. I pray for this young fellow, cause I know God will deliver, if he have faith. Put GOD first, he understand and know. God Bless Kesha BlairFlag
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Name: Frances Milford on Oct 2, 2002Comments: PLEASE ALLOW THIS GUY A FAIR HEARING SO YOU CAN TRY TO GET THE REAL KILLER OFF THE STREET.Flag
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Name: Laura Mills on Oct 25, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Deborah Adams on Oct 25, 2002Comments: When will the madness end. Equal and Fair spells Justice. Let's fight to abolish the death penalty. This is unconstitutional.Flag
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Name: KAY KNIGHT on Oct 25, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Darrin Fisher on Oct 25, 2002Comments: Our system is filled with people trying to shut cases too quickly and ignore facts that would vindicate a suspect. It's like they pick out a person they believe to be guilty and then they force the puzzle pieces to fit. This entire case is a clear example of that. A good friend of mine is currently sitting on death row here in Texas and her attorney told her half way through the trial that if they stop fighting now, she would have a good shot with an appeal for ineffective council. That is sickening that anyone would allow their client to be convicted instead of fighting the entire time. Looking at this case, it appears they must have had the same lawyer. Anyway, I wish you all the best in getting this case to trial again. He clearly deserves to be heard. What is truely sad is that it takes a person to be sentenced to death and they have to find it deep within themselves to fight against all odds just to get the truth out. When all along the truth should have been told the first time and people should have listened the first time instead of wasting a mans life because "someone has to pay". This whole "eye for an eye" attitude has got to end. Too many innocent people have lost their lives to the Texas prison system and for no other reason than a breakdown in justice. What ever happened to "it's far better to have 12 guilty people go free than one innocent person spend one day in prison" We are so far off track now, we may never get back on. All we can do is abolish the death penalty all together and spearhead an new system for trials. No more racially biased trials. No more trials where economic status is a factor. No more sending people away for crimes they didn't commit. We need a new system and we need it now. Please let me know if I can help in any way. Darrin FisherFlag
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Name: Jessyca Bluemel on Oct 25, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Cristina Canciani on Oct 25, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Ruth Smith on Oct 25, 2002Comments: This report made me want to cry. There are so many holes in the case against him that there is no way this man should be executed without a retrial. This is overwhelming proof of why the death penalty should be abolished.Flag