Heard about Justin Granier's case from a friend in Christ in Cork, Ireland. Praying for your release.
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Stephanie
10 years ago
Let true justice be served!
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Alan Crawford
10 years ago
No justice, no peace.
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Gene Goodman
10 years ago
Hope you are released bro. God bless !
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Jennifer
10 years ago
Thoughts & Prayers for Justin & his family
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Jessica Lynn
10 years ago
After watching Serving Life, I was DISGUSTED at how these people must spend their lives...it is basically the death penalty. They had to make a hospice because so many prisoners were dying?!?! Outrageous. Here in New York, harsh sentencing laws like that are unheard of. I am a conservative, and if you can reach a conservative like me, many more can be reached! Justice for Justin, and prison reform on these harsh, unnecessary punishments.
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Keisha Burton
10 years ago
Bless this young man. I work for a hospice care also and he has got to have a great deal of compassion.
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Kayla Maggard
10 years ago
My husband is currently wrongfully incarcerated as well. He was put away for 12 1/2 years for a crime he never committed. His lawyer was a joke and never presented the evidence proving that he was never involved. I know what you're going through, although he wasn't sentenced to life. I hope you get all the signatures you need to set him free! Something has got to change.
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Emily Allen
10 years ago
Justin deserves a second chance at life. Being imprisoned for life for something he didn't do is in-justice. Free Justin!!
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Brian dupuy
10 years ago
Good luck bro
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Robbin debate
10 years ago
Good luck justin,you need to be free
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Catherine Berteau
10 years ago
This law needs to be changed. It is crazy to still have it.
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Heather Cedotal
10 years ago
What happen to innocent until proven guilty. Or true reform??? This law sickens me bc it hurts the innocent
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Cheyanna Thompson
10 years ago
Set him free
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lauren brandl
10 years ago
Ive written to Justin and he is so kind. What a good person. He was young, he has learned. Let him go.
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Claire Morris
10 years ago
He has shown remorse for his involvement, volunteering his time to better himself and help others. The amount of time he serves should be eligible for review.
I'll pray for you.
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Kristi Cazes
10 years ago
You are in my prayers and I will also add you to our prayers request at church!
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Tanya Monhollen
10 years ago
Definitely signing !!!!!! I pray for justice for Justin Granier.
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Sheila Maxwell
10 years ago
Free Justin, His Lawyer needs to get him out of prison so he can go home to his family on Christmas.
Heard about Justin Granier's case from a friend in Christ in Cork, Ireland. Praying for your release.
Let true justice be served!
No justice, no peace.
Hope you are released bro. God bless !
Thoughts & Prayers for Justin & his family
After watching Serving Life, I was DISGUSTED at how these people must spend their lives...it is basically the death penalty. They had to make a hospice because so many prisoners were dying?!?! Outrageous. Here in New York, harsh sentencing laws like that are unheard of. I am a conservative, and if you can reach a conservative like me, many more can be reached! Justice for Justin, and prison reform on these harsh, unnecessary punishments.
Bless this young man. I work for a hospice care also and he has got to have a great deal of compassion.
My husband is currently wrongfully incarcerated as well. He was put away for 12 1/2 years for a crime he never committed. His lawyer was a joke and never presented the evidence proving that he was never involved. I know what you're going through, although he wasn't sentenced to life. I hope you get all the signatures you need to set him free! Something has got to change.
Justin deserves a second chance at life. Being imprisoned for life for something he didn't do is in-justice. Free Justin!!
Good luck bro
Good luck justin,you need to be free
This law needs to be changed. It is crazy to still have it.
What happen to innocent until proven guilty. Or true reform??? This law sickens me bc it hurts the innocent
Set him free
Ive written to Justin and he is so kind. What a good person. He was young, he has learned. Let him go.
He has shown remorse for his involvement, volunteering his time to better himself and help others. The amount of time he serves should be eligible for review. I'll pray for you.
You are in my prayers and I will also add you to our prayers request at church!
Definitely signing !!!!!! I pray for justice for Justin Granier.
Free Justin, His Lawyer needs to get him out of prison so he can go home to his family on Christmas.
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