We, the undersigned, call on President George W. Bush to pardon Jeremiah Munsen, immediately freeing him from the four-month federal prison sentence he began serving on September 15, 2008; thereby nullifying that sentence, as well as Munsenâ
The lack of official response regarding this petition remains a primary concern as we continue to seek a pardon for Jeremiah Munsen. I am currently drafting formal correspondence to the administration to ensure our request is formally acknowledged.
September 21, 2008
The momentum behind this plea for clemency confirms that many people recognize the injustice of this sentence. This support provides a powerful foundation as I prepare to present our collective request to the White House.
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Dave Parker
17 years ago
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This whole thing is a joke. He should be home with his family not rotting in a cell for something so minor.
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Jessica Kapoor
17 years ago
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Honestly breaks my heart to see what they are doing to Jeremiah. He is a good man and this prison time is just ridiculous.
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Sarah Bryant
17 years ago
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FREE HIM NOW!!! This man did nothing wrong and the system is so corrupt it makes me sick.
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Linda Jackson
17 years ago
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Get him out. Its shameful that he even served a single day.
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Brian Kelly
17 years ago
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justice for jeremiah! he never should have been locked up in the first place.
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Mike Kelly
17 years ago
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Four months is way to long for this. Let him go already.
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We, the undersigned, call on President George W. Bush to pardon Jeremiah Munsen, immediately freeing him from the four-month federal prison sentence he began serving on September 15, 2008; thereby nullifying that sentence, as well as Munsenâ
The lack of official response regarding this petition remains a primary concern as we continue to seek a pardon for Jeremiah Munsen. I am currently drafting formal correspondence to the administration to ensure our request is formally acknowledged.
September 21, 2008
The momentum behind this plea for clemency confirms that many people recognize the injustice of this sentence. This support provides a powerful foundation as I prepare to present our collective request to the White House.
6 Comments
D
Dave Parker
17 years ago
Featured
This whole thing is a joke. He should be home with his family not rotting in a cell for something so minor.
J
Jessica Kapoor
17 years ago
Featured
Honestly breaks my heart to see what they are doing to Jeremiah. He is a good man and this prison time is just ridiculous.
S
Sarah Bryant
17 years ago
Featured
FREE HIM NOW!!! This man did nothing wrong and the system is so corrupt it makes me sick.
L
Linda Jackson
17 years ago
Featured
Get him out. Its shameful that he even served a single day.
B
Brian Kelly
17 years ago
Featured
justice for jeremiah! he never should have been locked up in the first place.
M
Mike Kelly
17 years ago
Featured
Four months is way to long for this. Let him go already.
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This whole thing is a joke. He should be home with his family not rotting in a cell for something so minor.