Lord let your will be done and not the will of man...it's been a long time coming..
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Lashonda Washington
10 years ago
Praying the Lords shows Lourele Roberts favor with his case
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Patricia jordan
10 years ago
FREE LOURELE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Tiana Taylor
10 years ago
Please free my friend he has paid his debt to society and then some. Lesson learned it now it's time to let him go home to his family.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Praying for my friend.
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Tammy coleman
10 years ago
Hope u get out lourelle roberts.
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Melvin Griffin
10 years ago
I keep u in my prayers
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Kimberly Coleman
10 years ago
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Free Lourele Roberts he have learn his lesson. He have missed his kids growing up graduate from High school now he has a grandson he never seen before. Please let him out.
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Tracy London
10 years ago
21 years is more than enough time to be reformed. Please release this man.
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Eleanor
10 years ago
So sad people get less for murder.
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Kawonia Brown
10 years ago
We live and we learn. We fall, and we make mistakes. We hurt family, friends, and others who become victims of our bad decisions. We all have a choice but we don't always make the right ones. We grow older, wiser, and we learn from our mistakes. We are incarcerated to serve time for our actions and to be rehabilitated to be a productive member of society. But if we are never given that second chance at life how will you ever know. I'm not signing this petition because I know the case or because I know the man that Lourele is today. I'm signing it because I was given a second chance at life and I know people can change (I did) I'm a living witness. Lourele and I played in the neighbor as children marching up and down the street singing "We are the world we are the children, we are the ones to make a brighter day so let's start giving." When we serve time our parents, siblings, children and friends are all sentenced just in different ways. I support this petition for Lourele, give him a second chance, to be a better son, brother, father, and friend.
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Coleman Jas
10 years ago
I just want my daddy home !
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Yolanda moran
10 years ago
There are more people doing a lot worse things than he has and they're being set free. A rapist was release to rape and kill. Enough is enough
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Joel Tatum
10 years ago
I have known Lourele since we were kids. The choices he has made in life may not have been the best choices, but I truly and deeply feel that he has served his time and has changed. The Lourele you see now is a man that has mature, recognized his mistakes and sincerely remorsed for the pain he has caused during the time of his mishaps. I also know that Louisiana State laws are basis when it comes between races. Lourele's incarceration has been completed and should be judged based on the condition and mannerism of the man he is now. I have no doubt that if the state attorney see the man that he is now vs the teenager he was then, they will understand and see that this additional sentence is overkill and give Lourele as a man, a second chance in life.
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Katrina Roberts
10 years ago
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My mom's last wish and spoken words were, "God free my baby boy May 2016." Praying everyday for my brother to be free.
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Tanya Wooten
10 years ago
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People grow and learn from their mistakes. Individuals of today have raped molested and killed individuals and has severed lesser time. Sad to say but justice is not blind to the black. Free Lourele Roberts. Time has been served
May a second chance be granted.
Lord let your will be done and not the will of man...it's been a long time coming..
Praying the Lords shows Lourele Roberts favor with his case
FREE LOURELE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Please free my friend he has paid his debt to society and then some. Lesson learned it now it's time to let him go home to his family.
Praying for my friend.
Hope u get out lourelle roberts.
I keep u in my prayers
Free Lourele Roberts he have learn his lesson. He have missed his kids growing up graduate from High school now he has a grandson he never seen before. Please let him out.
21 years is more than enough time to be reformed. Please release this man.
So sad people get less for murder.
We live and we learn. We fall, and we make mistakes. We hurt family, friends, and others who become victims of our bad decisions. We all have a choice but we don't always make the right ones. We grow older, wiser, and we learn from our mistakes. We are incarcerated to serve time for our actions and to be rehabilitated to be a productive member of society. But if we are never given that second chance at life how will you ever know. I'm not signing this petition because I know the case or because I know the man that Lourele is today. I'm signing it because I was given a second chance at life and I know people can change (I did) I'm a living witness. Lourele and I played in the neighbor as children marching up and down the street singing "We are the world we are the children, we are the ones to make a brighter day so let's start giving." When we serve time our parents, siblings, children and friends are all sentenced just in different ways. I support this petition for Lourele, give him a second chance, to be a better son, brother, father, and friend.
I just want my daddy home !
There are more people doing a lot worse things than he has and they're being set free. A rapist was release to rape and kill. Enough is enough
I have known Lourele since we were kids. The choices he has made in life may not have been the best choices, but I truly and deeply feel that he has served his time and has changed. The Lourele you see now is a man that has mature, recognized his mistakes and sincerely remorsed for the pain he has caused during the time of his mishaps. I also know that Louisiana State laws are basis when it comes between races. Lourele's incarceration has been completed and should be judged based on the condition and mannerism of the man he is now. I have no doubt that if the state attorney see the man that he is now vs the teenager he was then, they will understand and see that this additional sentence is overkill and give Lourele as a man, a second chance in life.
My mom's last wish and spoken words were, "God free my baby boy May 2016." Praying everyday for my brother to be free.
People grow and learn from their mistakes. Individuals of today have raped molested and killed individuals and has severed lesser time. Sad to say but justice is not blind to the black. Free Lourele Roberts. Time has been served
Free Lourele
Angela Roberts