Dear Governor McDonnell: I encourage you to pardon Dustin A. Turner. Dustin did not commit the crime for which he is serving 82 years in prison. Billy Joe Brown has been convicted of that crime and has since confessed. Dustin has been unjustly imprisoned. We request that you grant clemency to Dustin Turner immediately.
The silence from the Governor's office continues despite the evidence showing Billy Joe Brown confessed to this crime. Send an email to the Governor's office today demanding he review the facts of the case. Post this petition link on your Facebook wall right now to keep the pressure on.
January 5, 2011
The momentum behind this petition is undeniable and shows that people refuse to ignore this injustice. Now use this energy to post the link on Facebook and email the Governor directly to demand a pardon.
5 Comments
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Sophia Michaels
9 years ago
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The AG needs to show that winning a conviction is not as important than releasing an innocent person. Evidence needs to be reexamined by another AG as well as the court proceedings to determine if there was misconduct. It seems that the AG is more concerned about his reputation than justice. Free Dusty,
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Mike Haddad
21 years ago
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Justice has been completely ignored in this case. Billy Joe Brown confessed so what are they waiting for. Free Dustin now.
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Sarah Walker
21 years ago
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Its been way too long. The truth is out there and everyone knows it. Just let him go already!!
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Ana Reilley
1 month ago
Well for the right reason. He didn't do anything he doesn't deserve this. You have to do the right thing.
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Jeana Macho-Savage
6 years ago
Get this innocent man home where he belongs!
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Dear Governor McDonnell: I encourage you to pardon Dustin A. Turner. Dustin did not commit the crime for which he is serving 82 years in prison. Billy Joe Brown has been convicted of that crime and has since confessed. Dustin has been unjustly imprisoned. We request that you grant clemency to Dustin Turner immediately.
The silence from the Governor's office continues despite the evidence showing Billy Joe Brown confessed to this crime. Send an email to the Governor's office today demanding he review the facts of the case. Post this petition link on your Facebook wall right now to keep the pressure on.
January 5, 2011
The momentum behind this petition is undeniable and shows that people refuse to ignore this injustice. Now use this energy to post the link on Facebook and email the Governor directly to demand a pardon.
5 Comments
S
Sophia Michaels
9 years ago
Featured
The AG needs to show that winning a conviction is not as important than releasing an innocent person. Evidence needs to be reexamined by another AG as well as the court proceedings to determine if there was misconduct. It seems that the AG is more concerned about his reputation than justice. Free Dusty,
M
Mike Haddad
21 years ago
Featured
Justice has been completely ignored in this case. Billy Joe Brown confessed so what are they waiting for. Free Dustin now.
S
Sarah Walker
21 years ago
Featured
Its been way too long. The truth is out there and everyone knows it. Just let him go already!!
A
Ana Reilley
1 month ago
Well for the right reason. He didn't do anything he doesn't deserve this. You have to do the right thing.
J
Jeana Macho-Savage
6 years ago
Get this innocent man home where he belongs!
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The AG needs to show that winning a conviction is not as important than releasing an innocent person. Evidence needs to be reexamined by another AG as well as the court proceedings to determine if there was misconduct. It seems that the AG is more concerned about his reputation than justice. Free Dusty,