I ask that Justin Granier's case to be reviewed again as the Louisiana law and sentence structure are an injustice. This person has served enough time.
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Amanda Good
8 years ago
Free Justin
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Jessica brumfield
8 years ago
I have been following Justin's story for a long time, I pray he gets released & what should happen
"Justin's Law" no life sentence for 1st offenders!!! Give him a chance to be a rehabilitated citizen on parole & show that he has been rehabilitated!
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Eryn Kelly
8 years ago
Keeping Justin in my thoughts and prayers
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Anne bulatao
9 years ago
He needs to be free!!!
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Joel Yort
9 years ago
FREE JUSTIN GRANIER HE DESERVES A SECOND CHANCE
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Curtis carmack
9 years ago
I personally know Justin. He is a good person who loves the Lord. If there was anyone that I know in Angola that I would let out it would be Justin Granier. Free a good man. Free Justin Granier. You are wasting tax dollars on a good man when there are plenty of predators who can take his bed.
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Tim Bailey
9 years ago
You have my support.
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Jack Marchant
9 years ago
In our prayers!
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Robin Shoemaker
9 years ago
Good luck Justin!!!
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Jon White
9 years ago
Set him free!!!!
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Tammy Coburn
9 years ago
Prayers for your release!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
God bless you!
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Christina Roy
9 years ago
FREE JUSTIN GRANIER
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Christina Roy
9 years ago
FREE JUSTIN !!!!!!!!!!
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Donna soileau
9 years ago
Freedom for justin
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Charles Stanley
9 years ago
N/C
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Wilma Terry
9 years ago
I think the justice system here in LA is too harsh, especially on people who might have made a mistake early in life and that it not being clear whether they actually done the crime or not, being railroaded , so to speak by the prosecuting attorney and the state, or not having good representation.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Louisiana's justice system has been flawed forever it seems like and I feel its beyond time to repair it. Starting with this case. This young man has no reason being locked away for life with no parole. Nor life even with parole. He did nothing to warrant this sentence.
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Donna Bandy
9 years ago
I think Louisiana's laws need to be changed. I know there are a lot of people in Louisiana's prisons that have way too harsh of sentences.
I ask that Justin Granier's case to be reviewed again as the Louisiana law and sentence structure are an injustice. This person has served enough time.
Free Justin
I have been following Justin's story for a long time, I pray he gets released & what should happen "Justin's Law" no life sentence for 1st offenders!!! Give him a chance to be a rehabilitated citizen on parole & show that he has been rehabilitated!
Keeping Justin in my thoughts and prayers
He needs to be free!!!
FREE JUSTIN GRANIER HE DESERVES A SECOND CHANCE
I personally know Justin. He is a good person who loves the Lord. If there was anyone that I know in Angola that I would let out it would be Justin Granier. Free a good man. Free Justin Granier. You are wasting tax dollars on a good man when there are plenty of predators who can take his bed.
You have my support.
In our prayers!
Good luck Justin!!!
Set him free!!!!
Prayers for your release!
God bless you!
FREE JUSTIN GRANIER
FREE JUSTIN !!!!!!!!!!
Freedom for justin
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I think the justice system here in LA is too harsh, especially on people who might have made a mistake early in life and that it not being clear whether they actually done the crime or not, being railroaded , so to speak by the prosecuting attorney and the state, or not having good representation.
Louisiana's justice system has been flawed forever it seems like and I feel its beyond time to repair it. Starting with this case. This young man has no reason being locked away for life with no parole. Nor life even with parole. He did nothing to warrant this sentence.
I think Louisiana's laws need to be changed. I know there are a lot of people in Louisiana's prisons that have way too harsh of sentences.