The story of David Woods is one that challenges your conception of justice in America. It should cause you to question what we, as a society, believe is a just and moral punishment for those who commit violent crimes.
At the age of eighteen, David Woods committed a violent crime for which he was sentenced to death: he stabbed an elderly acquaintance in the process of stealing a television set. Now, twenty-two years later, an execution date of May 4th has been set. In hopes of clemency for David, this petition will be sent to Governor Daniels with all its signatories, so that he might understand the overwhelming opposition to the execution of this tortured soul.
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I honestly never expected that five hundred people would take the time to read David's story. It is truly humbling to see so many of you stepping up for him because this momentum belongs entirely to your efforts.
Reached 500 supporters
April 30, 2007
Reached 100 supporters
April 23, 2007
6 Comments
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Jason Jordan
19 years ago
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Please dont do this. David has changed so much since then. He deserves to stay alive.
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Robert Gallagher
19 years ago
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justice should be about mercy not just killing people because its easier.
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Linda Wright
19 years ago
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22 years is a long time to rot in a cell. stop the execution, governor!
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Brenda Norton
19 years ago
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Praying for David. Hope the Governor has a heart and stops this madness.
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Sarah Kumar
19 years ago
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THIS IS WRONG. Killing someone for a mistake made when he was 18 isnt justice its just revenge.
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Mike Townsend
19 years ago
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He was just a kid when it happened. 22 years in prison is enough punishment. Let him live.
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The story of David Woods is one that challenges your conception of justice in America. It should cause you to question what we, as a society, believe is a just and moral punishment for those who commit violent crimes.
At the age of eighteen, David Woods committed a violent crime for which he was sentenced to death: he stabbed an elderly acquaintance in the process of stealing a television set. Now, twenty-two years later, an execution date of May 4th has been set. In hopes of clemency for David, this petition will be sent to Governor Daniels with all its signatories, so that he might understand the overwhelming opposition to the execution of this tortured soul.
Enumerated below are facts about David
I honestly never expected that five hundred people would take the time to read David's story. It is truly humbling to see so many of you stepping up for him because this momentum belongs entirely to your efforts.
Reached 500 supporters
April 30, 2007
Reached 100 supporters
April 23, 2007
6 Comments
J
Jason Jordan
19 years ago
Featured
Please dont do this. David has changed so much since then. He deserves to stay alive.
R
Robert Gallagher
19 years ago
Featured
justice should be about mercy not just killing people because its easier.
L
Linda Wright
19 years ago
Featured
22 years is a long time to rot in a cell. stop the execution, governor!
B
Brenda Norton
19 years ago
Featured
Praying for David. Hope the Governor has a heart and stops this madness.
S
Sarah Kumar
19 years ago
Featured
THIS IS WRONG. Killing someone for a mistake made when he was 18 isnt justice its just revenge.
M
Mike Townsend
19 years ago
Featured
He was just a kid when it happened. 22 years in prison is enough punishment. Let him live.
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Please dont do this. David has changed so much since then. He deserves to stay alive.