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Justin Granier - Justins Journey

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Mindi Wax
7 years ago

Praying for you Justin. May God be with you in this fight.

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Jennifer Allen
7 years ago

He has paid his debt to society, free him.

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Maria Murray
7 years ago

Please give Justin Granier a second chance at life. He’s proven to be a model prisoner and completed illegal and continues to find ways to help others. Thank you

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Kristopher Turner
7 years ago

Very good man ! Wrong place ,wrong time!

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Rachel Petty
7 years ago

I have followed this story for years now. Justin is truly an inspiration. He has payed more than enough time.

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Dona Wells
7 years ago

Hope this helps. We are praying for you

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Lataunya
7 years ago

Give this man another chance at life!!

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DeniseThomas
7 years ago

Justin is the perfect example of someone who has been rehabilitated and should be released. He never should have been sentenced so harshly. Louisiana has an archaic judicial system.

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Dana Edmonston
7 years ago

Hang in Justin

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Ashli duplessis
7 years ago

Free Justin

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Amy Roubique
7 years ago

Free this young man, give him a chance at a life. I’ve know of 3 ppl that got released in the past year that KILLED someone and they are free!!! FREE JUSTIN

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Leslie Broussard
7 years ago

Prayers for Justin!

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Michelle Thomassie
7 years ago

I BELIEVE HIS PUNISHMENT WAS TOO HARSH FOR HIS CRIME! HE HAS PAID HIS DEBT TO SOCIETY AND RIGHTED HIS WRONGS BY NOW! JUSTICE WILL BE HIM GOING FREE

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Josie Anne Johnston
7 years ago

Time for a change!

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Bridget Fillmore
7 years ago

Free Justin

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Jervonne atkins
7 years ago

Justin paid for the crime already its time he be freed

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Donnis Bond
7 years ago

He deserves to have another chance.

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Alicia Granier
7 years ago

I’m sorry it’s taking so long. This is ridiculous. Sending love and hugs, cuz! Keep your faith.

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Landora Musco
7 years ago

FREE JUSTIN! It's not fair for him to be punished like this. It's time for Justin to come home!

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Ryan Tumey
7 years ago

I think he's done more then enough time for a murder that he did not commit?