Please sign this petition in support of David Doppler an
inmate at Stillwater DOC who is applying to the commutation board to be
released from excessive sentencing.
David was sentenced to life in prison for 1st
degree murder. He has served 20 years in prison and has paid over $10,000.00 in
restitution working at prison wages which took him approx. 19 years. During his
20 years of incarceration David has been an exemplary inmate who has not let
his unfortunate teenage actions be a detriment to his character. David has done
much with education and earned many Certificates in various courses and an Associates
of Science degree in micro computer technology.
He has adopted a
restorative lifestyle and spends many hours with in volunteer work including
being a board member for the prisons Restorative Justice group, a teacher/mentor
to the prisons Atlantis group, (a chemical dependency program), is a leader in
the faith community and Prison fellowship program, and he works effortlessly
helping raise funds for Crime Victims through many fundraising efforts. He
currently holds the position of on call mentor for the mentally insane.
During his time in prison David has made a positive impact
on the lives of many people both inside and outside the walls of Stillwater
prison. He has earned the highest recommendations of personal character
reference from a past prison warden and a prison employee who is a case manager
and correctional officer for thirteen years, both of whom support David’s
commutation. In addition he has several letters of support from many inside and
outside supporters who have worked directly with him on many projects. We are
asking for your signature to support bringing David home as he has been
unjustly sentenced and has served his time and accepted full responsibility for
his actions. David will definitely have a greater impact on the Restorative
Justice world when he can work outside the prison walls and continue to serve
those who need his mentoring and guidance.
Please consider releasing David Doppler. He has done so much to become the best person he can while incarcerated. He has strong family support if he is released to continue his work with mentoring. He really deserves a 2nd chance.