We the undersigned hereby request that the parole eligibility for Elizabeth Turpin and Karen Brown be denied. Inmates Turpin and Brown were found guilty of the murder of Michael Turpin and they were sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole for 25 years. We would like to petition the Board to uphold their sentence and that they be required to serve out the remainder of their sentence which is life in prison.
I recently watched this tragic story, and my family is from Kentucky. The evil it takes for someone to go through with such a calculated and brutal crime shows that Elizabeth and Karen are incapable of actual change. I don’t care how much “good” they’ve done for other inmates. I put good in quotations because the motive for getting degrees and “helping others” is self serving in hopes of getting paroled. I feel so sad to see his father still devastated, which never goes away. I saw a petition online from 2020 of 343 people wanting Elizabeth’s release, while saying she has “more than paid for her mistake.” I would spit on these people, 1st degree murder means it was planned and intentional and not a “mistake”. I pray for Michael’s family and his father that they may find peace.
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Cindy Fister
5 years ago
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We went to junior high together . He was amazing even then.. I would go watch his baseball games .. tomorrow is his birthday and I knew that before all this happened but every year at this time I remember . I remember and I am very angry .. His soul was/ is beautiful And I recognized that way back at TC Junior .. praying for the Turpin family
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Jerry Wilson
9 years ago
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Such a brutal, senseless murder. Your wife sleeping around, drugging, spending all your money, and scheming for the life insurance. Lies upon lies. No real remorse, ever, even now. Life without parole without question.
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Leslie walker
10 years ago
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Everyone forgets the one who can't freaking live anymore, and they start thinking about the monster's life. No! What they did can't be undone, so their life conviction shouldn't be undone either. Let's bring Mike back.... Oh wait, we can't. Well we can't let you have yours back unless you can bring Mike back, sorry
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Anonymous
12 years ago
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Keep them in jail for life. They took a really good, decent young man's life, and worse, a couple's child. An eye for an eye, or in this case: life/no parole.
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Melanie Wilson
12 years ago
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Yes, They should spend life in prison for what they did to Michael. I hope they die in there because that is were they suppose to be.
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Karen L
5 years ago
enjoy prison ladies
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Debbie
6 years ago
Horrific that this woman would get parole. She will kill again if released.
We the undersigned hereby request that the parole eligibility for Elizabeth Turpin and Karen Brown be denied. Inmates Turpin and Brown were found guilty of the murder of Michael Turpin and they were sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole for 25 years. We would like to petition the Board to uphold their sentence and that they be required to serve out the remainder of their sentence which is life in prison.
I recently watched this tragic story, and my family is from Kentucky. The evil it takes for someone to go through with such a calculated and brutal crime shows that Elizabeth and Karen are incapable of actual change. I don’t care how much “good” they’ve done for other inmates. I put good in quotations because the motive for getting degrees and “helping others” is self serving in hopes of getting paroled. I feel so sad to see his father still devastated, which never goes away. I saw a petition online from 2020 of 343 people wanting Elizabeth’s release, while saying she has “more than paid for her mistake.” I would spit on these people, 1st degree murder means it was planned and intentional and not a “mistake”. I pray for Michael’s family and his father that they may find peace.
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Cindy Fister
5 years ago
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We went to junior high together . He was amazing even then.. I would go watch his baseball games .. tomorrow is his birthday and I knew that before all this happened but every year at this time I remember . I remember and I am very angry .. His soul was/ is beautiful And I recognized that way back at TC Junior .. praying for the Turpin family
J
Jerry Wilson
9 years ago
Featured
Such a brutal, senseless murder. Your wife sleeping around, drugging, spending all your money, and scheming for the life insurance. Lies upon lies. No real remorse, ever, even now. Life without parole without question.
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Leslie walker
10 years ago
Featured
Everyone forgets the one who can't freaking live anymore, and they start thinking about the monster's life. No! What they did can't be undone, so their life conviction shouldn't be undone either. Let's bring Mike back.... Oh wait, we can't. Well we can't let you have yours back unless you can bring Mike back, sorry
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Anonymous
12 years ago
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Keep them in jail for life. They took a really good, decent young man's life, and worse, a couple's child. An eye for an eye, or in this case: life/no parole.
M
Melanie Wilson
12 years ago
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Yes, They should spend life in prison for what they did to Michael. I hope they die in there because that is were they suppose to be.
K
Karen L
5 years ago
enjoy prison ladies
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Debbie
6 years ago
Horrific that this woman would get parole. She will kill again if released.
I recently watched this tragic story, and my family is from Kentucky. The evil it takes for someone to go through with such a calculated and brutal crime shows that Elizabeth and Karen are incapable of actual change. I don’t care how much “good” they’ve done for other inmates. I put good in quotations because the motive for getting degrees and “helping others” is self serving in hopes of getting paroled. I feel so sad to see his father still devastated, which never goes away. I saw a petition online from 2020 of 343 people wanting Elizabeth’s release, while saying she has “more than paid for her mistake.” I would spit on these people, 1st degree murder means it was planned and intentional and not a “mistake”. I pray for Michael’s family and his father that they may find peace.