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Commutation for Dennis A. (Tony) Ciampi

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Joyce Phillips Crie
9 years ago

Tony has always been a kind hearted guy and I believe he is truly sorry for his mistakes I grew up with my parents saying "Show me a problem child and I will show you a problem parent" Tony got into the wrong things at a young age that moved him down the wrong path in life. I hope they will see people can change and he is ready to proof that by being a model citizen.

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Julie Cunningham
9 years ago

I think he has proved that he is definitely a changed man I hope he FETs communicated :)

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Carla Giie
9 years ago

I agree! I feel with the way he has turned his life around and the way things are falling apart in communities all over, we would benefit more from his release than his incarceration.

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Rosemary Hughes
9 years ago

20 years is more than time served.

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Dina M Reeves
9 years ago

time served

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Christopher Crowell
9 years ago Featured

I've also been incarcerated for non violent drug and alcohol related crimes and I understand what an injustice this sentence is. I don't know you but it looks like you have come a long way from when you were first arrested and think it's crazy to keep you there. I hope you get out soon and enjoy your life. Best luck to you.

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Candace Luciano
9 years ago

Good luck & god bless!!

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Mary Fortin
9 years ago

I feel this gentleman has grown in many ways and become the type of citizen we need in Massachusetts. Please consider him for parole.

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Mario Delloiacono III
9 years ago

He served a harsh sentence & deserves a 2nd chance

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Joseph Crowley
9 years ago

I think he has more than served his debt to society.

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Peter doherty
9 years ago

Give the kid a chance it's been long enough

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Anonymous
9 years ago Featured

Cases like these are where the system is broken. I know people who have committed worse crimes and have not received nearly as long a sentence, have gotten out of jail, done it all over again, and are out of jail again already. I don't condone these crimes in any way, but if his claims are true he deserves a second chance.

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Christopher Hooper
9 years ago

First things first SYSTEM is broken and took 20 plus years from a guy that only hurt himself and he gets 20 plus. And the baby Blasters , politicians, murders , rats , illegal immigrants , drug dealers of herion, that are wiping out the future get S.S.I check and free housing. Why no. 20 years and murders getting out in 5 to 15. Years . Wake up before you get voted out. The system is so badly broken give him a chance make America great again with American people Sleep on that !!

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Brian Merchant
9 years ago

Please consider giving Tony a pardon he deserves it!!

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Kathleen Durkin
9 years ago

God bless, Tony

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Stacia Gorgone
9 years ago

Great job with the dogs that's admirable! I hope when he is released he continues his great work with animals because they need it. Good luck

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chris monsini
9 years ago

way way to long for a non violent murder...what a fcked up system .

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Peter Molbeck
9 years ago

Twenty years of incarceration is ample time to change a person.....it's time to let him go home!!

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Ann Marie Halliday
9 years ago

I believe in second chances, especially when one tries to improve themselves.

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Richard Huff
9 years ago

I have known tony since I was a young boy and the young boy I knew was a caring thoughtful person everybody makes mistakes and his were at the hands of being under the influence I don't condone what he has doNE but I'm sure he has paid enough time for his wrong doing and feel that his heart is in the right place