It all starts with a great heart! Drugs and the wrong crowd can make the best people make wrong choices. In a blink of an eye it took away this man chance to live a full and productive life. Let him have a chance to contribute and make a positive impact on society.
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Patrick Garrity
9 years ago
Everyone deserves a second chance to be a contributing member of society. Give him a chance! I'm sure there are far worse people in prison that do not deserve a chance.
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Debra Bartlett Mestieri
9 years ago
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I believe Dennis A. Ciampi has served enough time for his crimes. He is a prime example on how our prisoners CAN rehab. He has taken ownership for his crimes and taught himself some very important skills. I think if Dennis is released he can impact the lives of teenagers in trouble..
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Joyce Phillips Crie
9 years ago
People can change- I know Dennis has learned his lesson and should be able to make good on the 2nd half of his life.
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Deborah
9 years ago
I have been sobers 20 years, I was one that survived this disease, I was very lucky I didn't kill someone driving, I was very lucky I didn't do jail time, I was very lucky I didn't die.
No one wakes up one day to ask to become an alcoholic or addict. Everyone is entitled to have a better life, a second chance to be around loved ones. Sobriety allows this, allow this man to reap these benefits of sobriety. To have a sober journey and good life. He has done his time
Regards,
Deborah
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Sharla Aleo
9 years ago
I'm a firm believer everyone deserves a second chance in life.
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Nicole Graffam
9 years ago
Best of luck!!
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Debra
9 years ago
Sounds like he has done his rehabilitation and deserves an early release.
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Lewis macdonald
9 years ago
Time served should apply for the remorse as been applied.
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Karen Radcliffe
9 years ago
Let him free. He's done his time.
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Kerry Guiffre
9 years ago
I've known Tony since childhood. He's come along way since his childhood. He did his program, and repented. I really feel that at this point he should be released.
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Jeff donahue
9 years ago
Good luck..
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Please free this man.. He has served enough time.. He deserves a second chance.
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Jeff keeling
9 years ago
To whom may concern please commute Tony sentence as he is a non violent criminal that suffers from the disease of addiction thank you
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jimmy DiCicco
9 years ago
Great kid,would help anybody out in need.Went to school,with Tony.
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Laura Desjardins
9 years ago
He should be eligible for parole, seems like he fell into the cracks of the system and he should be free
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Tricia mondou
9 years ago
that sentence is ridiculous! Let this poor guy out of prison and enjoy his life!
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Joe LaMonica
9 years ago
I knew Tony growing up.. He has matured and is ready to get back in society.Please help him become a viable member of society again
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Kevin hardy
9 years ago
Sentence does not fit the crime. It's a disgrace he's been in that long Justice needs to be served set this man free
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Maura
9 years ago
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I think he should be able to paroled. Yes he robbed and stole a car but he didn't kill anyone and He wasn't armed. People that helped cover up a murder get a less sentence. I believe they should get a 20 year sentence. He did his time and he is trying to better himself.
It all starts with a great heart! Drugs and the wrong crowd can make the best people make wrong choices. In a blink of an eye it took away this man chance to live a full and productive life. Let him have a chance to contribute and make a positive impact on society.
Everyone deserves a second chance to be a contributing member of society. Give him a chance! I'm sure there are far worse people in prison that do not deserve a chance.
I believe Dennis A. Ciampi has served enough time for his crimes. He is a prime example on how our prisoners CAN rehab. He has taken ownership for his crimes and taught himself some very important skills. I think if Dennis is released he can impact the lives of teenagers in trouble..
People can change- I know Dennis has learned his lesson and should be able to make good on the 2nd half of his life.
I have been sobers 20 years, I was one that survived this disease, I was very lucky I didn't kill someone driving, I was very lucky I didn't do jail time, I was very lucky I didn't die. No one wakes up one day to ask to become an alcoholic or addict. Everyone is entitled to have a better life, a second chance to be around loved ones. Sobriety allows this, allow this man to reap these benefits of sobriety. To have a sober journey and good life. He has done his time Regards, Deborah
I'm a firm believer everyone deserves a second chance in life.
Best of luck!!
Sounds like he has done his rehabilitation and deserves an early release.
Time served should apply for the remorse as been applied.
Let him free. He's done his time.
I've known Tony since childhood. He's come along way since his childhood. He did his program, and repented. I really feel that at this point he should be released.
Good luck..
Please free this man.. He has served enough time.. He deserves a second chance.
To whom may concern please commute Tony sentence as he is a non violent criminal that suffers from the disease of addiction thank you
Great kid,would help anybody out in need.Went to school,with Tony.
He should be eligible for parole, seems like he fell into the cracks of the system and he should be free
that sentence is ridiculous! Let this poor guy out of prison and enjoy his life!
I knew Tony growing up.. He has matured and is ready to get back in society.Please help him become a viable member of society again
Sentence does not fit the crime. It's a disgrace he's been in that long Justice needs to be served set this man free
I think he should be able to paroled. Yes he robbed and stole a car but he didn't kill anyone and He wasn't armed. People that helped cover up a murder get a less sentence. I believe they should get a 20 year sentence. He did his time and he is trying to better himself.