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Started by Anonymous 13 years, 11 months ago

Malesha M. Johnson was imprisoned six months ago for two counts of Texas Penal Code Sec. 22.04, Injury to a Child, Elderly Individual, or Disabled Individual, which are felonies. The person who was found guilty of actually committing the crime, per CPS words, received one count of Texas Penal Code Sec. 22.04, Injury to a Child, Elderly Individual, or Disabled Individual and the second was dismissed and received 33 years. Malesha's lawyer pled guilty to the charges, stating of a lesser crime, believing she may have received a few years plus probation with no prior crimes, instead of what she was given, two 25 year sentences, able to serve concurrently.

Her family and friends believe that her sentence was harsher than it should have been and that she should have received a charge for criminal negligence instead of aggravated. When reading the difference, aggravated is when you caused the harm or knew of the harm. Criminal negligence is you should have known but didn't, which is her situation.

CPS took her children away from her and fought her family who were trying to get the children and bring them back to NY where they are all originally from. This had been an ongoing battle with CPS for the last year and a half. Two of the family have been granted visitation and once the trial is completed, if it goes the way CPS wants it, the children will be adopted out in Texas.

Malesha has taken parenting classes while in jail and received many certificates for completing them but may never see her children again as CPS had her sign over her rights. She is currently active in bible study groups and would like to further her education with college classes.

We are trying to get signatures to send to the Governor of Texas as well as the parole board for future reference. Please sign the petition if you are in agreement.

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Lynna Blinn
4 years ago Featured

I knew Malesha growing up with her in school and even after when she was a mother and she would never have hurt her children. I believe that man is fully responsible. Altho I don't understand why she ran with him. That's confusing but I know for a fact she didn't hurt her babies

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Anonymous
10 years ago Featured

Malesha had always been a grate mother ..and its hard for me being the father of Emma and kam knowing that she was a good mother and this is what they gave her

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Benton Minges
12 years ago Featured

I have gotten to know Malesha over the last few months. The woman the court has portrayed and the woman I have gotten to know are not the same person in the slightest. There is no justice being served by such a harsh sentence and it is a waste of tax payers money.

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kendra davis
10 months ago

as cody’s LITTLE GIRL he never beat me or even yelled at me. keep his name out your mouth.

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kendra davis
10 months ago

she did though

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kendra davis
10 months ago

hello. i am cody’s daughter. i would like to state that my father has been the best he could ever be under the circumstances. maleah’s ruined my life, she took my dad away from me and my brother. my father never laid a hand on me, nor my brother. he never even raised his voice at me. i refuse to believe (even after reading and studying the case myself) that my father did not ever lay a hand on those children. in fact, he tried to help. this was all malesha’s doing. she was a horrible person and deserves to rot in jail. i knew those kids. i saw how she treated them. get your facts straight before you drag my father. thank you.

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Maria Laura Ferrão Muniz
12 years ago

Freedom for Malesha

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Axl Junior
12 years ago

Justice and Freedom for Malesha!