The Governor has granted clemency and Dustin Turner will be released from prison. This outcome serves as a testament to the power of persistent advocacy for justice. I am deeply appreciative of the 510 people who supported this effort to correct a profound wrong.
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.
We are approaching five hundred signatures regarding the case of Dustin Turner. Please direct your contacts to this page so that we reach this threshold before the review process begins.
Reached 100 supporters
August 8, 2003
26 Comments
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Valerie Gilbert
1 year ago
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This is one of the most INSANE cases I have ever heard about. This young man made a poor choice of best friend. The best friend has now fully confessed to committing the crime, and exonerated Dusty. It's time the judicial system enact some actual JUSTICE for Dusty, who has MORE than paid the price for being there the night of the murder. ENOUGH! Free DUSTY!
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Kimberly Luck Watts
1 year ago
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I saw the show and I couldn't believe he is still in jail. The actual murderer said he was innocent.
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Susan Erickson
1 year ago
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Free Dusty. He’s innocent and you’ve ruined his life. Silence is the enemy of justice. You are supposed to stand for Truth. Prove you are honorable and deserve your position.
W
William Fleming
1 year ago
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It is the epitome of corruption for attorneys and judges to keep this man locked up to save face for themselves.
J
Janette Welch
1 year ago
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The detective who accepted Brown’s confession, should be in jail for ignoring the truth
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Regina Weaver
1 year ago
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He has done enough time for what he did to Trying to cover it up. He was young. I believe he deserves a chance to live free. And he did not murder or kidnap none if that makes sense.
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Shawn Howell
4 months ago
Our Judicial system is a joke, some little man dont want to say they was wrong so they make some crap up to keep him instead of pay him. Sounds like UTAH. Guilty until proven innocent. what a joke.
The Governor has granted clemency and Dustin Turner will be released from prison. This outcome serves as a testament to the power of persistent advocacy for justice. I am deeply appreciative of the 510 people who supported this effort to correct a profound wrong.
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.
We are approaching five hundred signatures regarding the case of Dustin Turner. Please direct your contacts to this page so that we reach this threshold before the review process begins.
Reached 100 supporters
August 8, 2003
26 Comments
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Valerie Gilbert
1 year ago
Featured
This is one of the most INSANE cases I have ever heard about. This young man made a poor choice of best friend. The best friend has now fully confessed to committing the crime, and exonerated Dusty. It's time the judicial system enact some actual JUSTICE for Dusty, who has MORE than paid the price for being there the night of the murder. ENOUGH! Free DUSTY!
K
Kimberly Luck Watts
1 year ago
Featured
I saw the show and I couldn't believe he is still in jail. The actual murderer said he was innocent.
S
Susan Erickson
1 year ago
Featured
Free Dusty. He’s innocent and you’ve ruined his life. Silence is the enemy of justice. You are supposed to stand for Truth. Prove you are honorable and deserve your position.
W
William Fleming
1 year ago
Featured
It is the epitome of corruption for attorneys and judges to keep this man locked up to save face for themselves.
J
Janette Welch
1 year ago
Featured
The detective who accepted Brown’s confession, should be in jail for ignoring the truth
R
Regina Weaver
1 year ago
Featured
He has done enough time for what he did to Trying to cover it up. He was young. I believe he deserves a chance to live free. And he did not murder or kidnap none if that makes sense.
S
Shawn Howell
4 months ago
Our Judicial system is a joke, some little man dont want to say they was wrong so they make some crap up to keep him instead of pay him. Sounds like UTAH. Guilty until proven innocent. what a joke.
This is one of the most INSANE cases I have ever heard about. This young man made a poor choice of best friend. The best friend has now fully confessed to committing the crime, and exonerated Dusty. It's time the judicial system enact some actual JUSTICE for Dusty, who has MORE than paid the price for being there the night of the murder. ENOUGH! Free DUSTY!