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Free The Waco Bikers!

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melissasimcox
11 years ago

Unreal the mess these guys are in only for being bikers. Let them home to their families.

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Mattie brown
11 years ago

There are some that are innocent and should be free to get back to their families

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Ramona Jean Silvey
11 years ago

Do the right thing, show the truth.

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Sherri Harsh
11 years ago

They are being held unjustly! This is America... Free them!

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Tona
11 years ago

Not all bikers are criminals

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Heather o
11 years ago

free the innocent

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Michael Sullivan
11 years ago

Please release all the innocent bikers.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

This incident is more astonishing and downright scary than anything I've ever heard about in this United States. Is this the reincarnation of Hitler and the Gestapo? Changes NEED to be made and prosecution of wrongdoers in the local government needs to follow. This is totally unacceptable.

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Austin horsfield
11 years ago

Let them go!!!

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Ernest Long
11 years ago

Free the Innocent

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walter healey
11 years ago

Excessive bail is illegal. What happen to inocent until proven guilty. If 170 people were actually involved there woukd be a lot more people hurt.

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Steve Atwell
11 years ago

Free the innocent and make what Waco has done to infringe on their civil liberty right.

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Maralee Kilts
11 years ago

This needs to be sorted out, but not at the expense of their rights.

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Usdiwaya Galanvdv
11 years ago

Free my brothers. THEY DONE NOTHING WRONG. THE HATCHET BROTHERHOOD JC. WHOOP WHOOP

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Carla Reel
11 years ago

Free these men, let the jury encode who is guilty. Release the video and let's see who started this cold blooded murder.

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Steve Paulman
11 years ago

Free those who did nothing wrong

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Kimberly Craft
11 years ago

Enough is Enough!!!! FREE the INNOCENT!!!!!!!

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Roy West
11 years ago

The Police dept is so wrong on this . Is this what our great nation has come down to. I am sick of our right being stomped on !

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Jo Wright
11 years ago

BIKERS FREE THE 170 BIKERS NOW

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Kelly Terrell
11 years ago

United States, Texas Innocent until proven guilty not guilty by association.