Please sign this free Ronald Sandford petition.
He is a convicted murderer when 13 years old but has served 24 of his rediculously 170 year sentence.
He is a sorry and reformed young man.
The momentum behind this plea for Ronald Sanford indicates a growing acknowledgment that his rehabilitation deserves consideration. This shift in public sentiment provides a meaningful foundation as we prepare to present these petitions to the relevant authorities.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
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Incredibly unfair not to be given a second chance.if freed he could be invaluable working with similarly deprived kids helping them to avoid the same mistakes .I can’t believe he ended up with all the blame
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Anonymous
8 years ago
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Er hat es nicht verdient als Kind so lange hinter Gitter zu kommen. Jeder hat eine zweite Chance verdient.
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Hayley Bray
10 years ago
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I can not have complete faith in any judicial system that does not make room for rehabilitation. I believe this man has the capacity to help and educate other young men to not make the same mistake he did and that as a true example of a repented man, can be a benefit and productive person to society. If he is given the chance.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Only 999,972 more to go LOL
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Daryl
6 years ago
I saw him interviewed by Sir Trevor McDonald. Watching those interviews, Ronald Sanford exhibits a great deal of self-awareness, reflection and remorse about what he has done. The boy that participated in the heinous acts of those murders is dead. In place of the boy, a person who is emotionally and psychologically well-adjusted has emerged. This person has become a gentle and respectful person, who cares about his own well-being and others well-being, and who has read up extensively on morals and history. He simply does not have the mindset of a killer or criminal at all anymore, he has the mindset of a person who constantly desires to focus on self-improvement. It's very clear that he was never a Psychopath, but someone who made very deep mistakes early in his life that landed him in Prison. He will always have the memories of that boy and share the burden of what that boy did, but he is no longer that boy. As much as we may be utterly disgusted by someone when they commit an atrocious act, when they fully transform to the extent that Ronald Sanford has, we can't treat them as the same person. This is the point of rehabilitation. He should be on parole!
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Yasmin
8 years ago
He's paid for his crime. Set him free
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Lynsey murrell
8 years ago
we can all see how Ronald Sanford has grow and learnt he now deserves a chance.
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imteehaaz hossen
12 years ago
Pease re evaluate this man. Everyone deserve a chance in life. His life never started.
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Please sign this free Ronald Sandford petition.
He is a convicted murderer when 13 years old but has served 24 of his rediculously 170 year sentence.
He is a sorry and reformed young man.
The momentum behind this plea for Ronald Sanford indicates a growing acknowledgment that his rehabilitation deserves consideration. This shift in public sentiment provides a meaningful foundation as we prepare to present these petitions to the relevant authorities.
8 Comments
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Featured
Incredibly unfair not to be given a second chance.if freed he could be invaluable working with similarly deprived kids helping them to avoid the same mistakes .I can’t believe he ended up with all the blame
A
Anonymous
8 years ago
Featured
Er hat es nicht verdient als Kind so lange hinter Gitter zu kommen. Jeder hat eine zweite Chance verdient.
H
Hayley Bray
10 years ago
Featured
I can not have complete faith in any judicial system that does not make room for rehabilitation. I believe this man has the capacity to help and educate other young men to not make the same mistake he did and that as a true example of a repented man, can be a benefit and productive person to society. If he is given the chance.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Only 999,972 more to go LOL
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Daryl
6 years ago
I saw him interviewed by Sir Trevor McDonald. Watching those interviews, Ronald Sanford exhibits a great deal of self-awareness, reflection and remorse about what he has done. The boy that participated in the heinous acts of those murders is dead. In place of the boy, a person who is emotionally and psychologically well-adjusted has emerged. This person has become a gentle and respectful person, who cares about his own well-being and others well-being, and who has read up extensively on morals and history. He simply does not have the mindset of a killer or criminal at all anymore, he has the mindset of a person who constantly desires to focus on self-improvement. It's very clear that he was never a Psychopath, but someone who made very deep mistakes early in his life that landed him in Prison. He will always have the memories of that boy and share the burden of what that boy did, but he is no longer that boy. As much as we may be utterly disgusted by someone when they commit an atrocious act, when they fully transform to the extent that Ronald Sanford has, we can't treat them as the same person. This is the point of rehabilitation. He should be on parole!
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Yasmin
8 years ago
He's paid for his crime. Set him free
L
Lynsey murrell
8 years ago
we can all see how Ronald Sanford has grow and learnt he now deserves a chance.
I
imteehaaz hossen
12 years ago
Pease re evaluate this man. Everyone deserve a chance in life. His life never started.
Incredibly unfair not to be given a second chance.if freed he could be invaluable working with similarly deprived kids helping them to avoid the same mistakes .I can’t believe he ended up with all the blame