WE WON!! THE PAROLE BOARD HAS OFFICIALLY DENIED HIS RELEASE AND HE IS STAYING BEHIND BARS WHERE HE BELONGS!! I AM ABSOLUTELY OVERWHELMED BY YOUR SUPPORT AND I WILL NEVER STOP WATCHING TO KEEP OUR COMMUNITY SAFE!!
September 29, 2012
Petition to Deny Parole for the Murder of Janon Bryant March 28, 1964 - September 30, 1997
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Freed Man Accused of Killing Wife[FINAL Edition] The Washington Post - Washington, D.C. Author: Philip P. Pan Date: Oct 2, 1997 Start Page: D.01 Section: METRO Text Word Count: 727
A few hours after Roger Elijah Robinson stepped out of the H block of the Prince George's County jail on Tuesday, a free man in part because his wife refused to testify against him, he returned to their Oxon Hill apartment and allegedly stabbed and slashed her to death in a violent, jealous rage.
Robinson, 46, a landscaper with a 30-year criminal record that includes convictions for armed robbery and assault, did promise the detectives one thing: They would never take him alive.
But late yesterday afternoon, after Police Chief John S. Farrell issued a dramatic, televised warning and pleaded for information about Robinson's whereabouts, someone called police with a tip. A half-hour later, about 4:30 p.m., officers surrounded Robinson at a pay phone outside a convenience store in Northwest Washington and arrested him without incident.
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My heart goes out to your family. This man should never see the light of day again. Keeping you all in my prayers.
Keep him in prison!! He killed her not even hours after being let out. He is a danger to everyone.
so sad. she deserved so much better than this. justice for janon.
He said they would never take him alive and now he wants out? No way. He needs to stay where he is.
Absolutely disgusting. Thinking of her family during this awful time.
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WE WON!! THE PAROLE BOARD HAS OFFICIALLY DENIED HIS RELEASE AND HE IS STAYING BEHIND BARS WHERE HE BELONGS!! I AM ABSOLUTELY OVERWHELMED BY YOUR SUPPORT AND I WILL NEVER STOP WATCHING TO KEEP OUR COMMUNITY SAFE!!
September 29, 2012
Petition to Deny Parole for the Murder of Janon Bryant March 28, 1964 - September 30, 1997
Final supporters
Freed Man Accused of Killing Wife[FINAL Edition] The Washington Post - Washington, D.C. Author: Philip P. Pan Date: Oct 2, 1997 Start Page: D.01 Section: METRO Text Word Count: 727
A few hours after Roger Elijah Robinson stepped out of the H block of the Prince George's County jail on Tuesday, a free man in part because his wife refused to testify against him, he returned to their Oxon Hill apartment and allegedly stabbed and slashed her to death in a violent, jealous rage.
Robinson, 46, a landscaper with a 30-year criminal record that includes convictions for armed robbery and assault, did promise the detectives one thing: They would never take him alive.
But late yesterday afternoon, after Police Chief John S. Farrell issued a dramatic, televised warning and pleaded for information about Robinson's whereabouts, someone called police with a tip. A half-hour later, about 4:30 p.m., officers surrounded Robinson at a pay phone outside a convenience store in Northwest Washington and arrested him without incident.
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Total monster. 30 year record? He had plenty of chances to change and he chose violence. Keep him locked up for good.
My heart goes out to your family. This man should never see the light of day again. Keeping you all in my prayers.
Keep him in prison!! He killed her not even hours after being let out. He is a danger to everyone.
so sad. she deserved so much better than this. justice for janon.
He said they would never take him alive and now he wants out? No way. He needs to stay where he is.
Absolutely disgusting. Thinking of her family during this awful time.
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Total monster. 30 year record? He had plenty of chances to change and he chose violence. Keep him locked up for good.