Saw Serving Life and it is terrible that he is being held responsible for someone else's actions. I don't think he deserves to spend the rest of his life in a cage.
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Vera Cracknell
11 years ago
Come on, this could happen to anyone being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Even 12 years is too much for making a mistake... he wasn't to know what his "friends" were contemplating, he just gave them a lift in his car... end of.... Free Justin Granier.
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Kimberly Bellino
11 years ago
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Nicki Haya
11 years ago
I've watched serving life a million times.. Over and over again. I must say keep your head up.
Much love. <3
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Shawna Terrell
11 years ago
I am a paralegal in Louisiana currently with Knowledge Center Temple and would like to review this case with my colleagues. Please feel free to contact me. 504-402-0504
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ted chapman
11 years ago
saw justin's story on "serving life," seems like a good man who has served his time and understands his mistakes but is harshly being punished by an arcane law. best of luck to you justin.
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Connie Alexander
11 years ago
It is time for people to be held accountable for putting innocent people in prison. Let the innocent go.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Free Him! Those laws are brutal. I live in Canada & that would never happen here.
I'm not saying that he doesn't have conquences. But not like this. Maybe a couple months probation and community service, a fine, a short stint in jail. But not life for a murder you didn't even commit.
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Robin Shoemaker
11 years ago
He has proven he has something to offer society... He has served his time...
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Esweidy Barajas
11 years ago
I hope you get a second chance I pray to God you do keep ur head up and don't give up
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Tenessa Bagley
11 years ago
I do believe in miracles !! Justin you keep your head high !!
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Serving Life was heartwarming and heartbreaking. I hope Justin finds a way out of there! He has a huge heart and I am glad he is making such a big impact at the hospice. Keep doing what you're doing.
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Joseph Leggett
11 years ago
FREE JUSTIN GRANIER!!! Much love To you and your family.
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robyn
11 years ago
Justin is not the same man coming out that went in. Paid his time for poor decision. let him FLY.
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Andrea thornton
11 years ago
Please let this man free. He has served his time and deserves a second chance
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Lindsay carman
11 years ago
This man should be set free!!
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Michaela hrebikova
11 years ago
To be completely honest I'm currently also writing a letter for him. He definitely does not deserve to be where he currently is. He deserves to have a family a job a house and I'm sure he would be sucssesful in life.
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Maggie Jones
11 years ago
What a shame!
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tracy fountain
11 years ago
this is horrible. i thought in the united states we had fair and just punishments....well they definately lied in this case. i pray he gets enough signatures to make a difference. he should be at home!!!!
best wishes!
Saw Serving Life and it is terrible that he is being held responsible for someone else's actions. I don't think he deserves to spend the rest of his life in a cage.
Come on, this could happen to anyone being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Even 12 years is too much for making a mistake... he wasn't to know what his "friends" were contemplating, he just gave them a lift in his car... end of.... Free Justin Granier.
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I've watched serving life a million times.. Over and over again. I must say keep your head up. Much love. <3
I am a paralegal in Louisiana currently with Knowledge Center Temple and would like to review this case with my colleagues. Please feel free to contact me. 504-402-0504
saw justin's story on "serving life," seems like a good man who has served his time and understands his mistakes but is harshly being punished by an arcane law. best of luck to you justin.
It is time for people to be held accountable for putting innocent people in prison. Let the innocent go.
Free Him! Those laws are brutal. I live in Canada & that would never happen here. I'm not saying that he doesn't have conquences. But not like this. Maybe a couple months probation and community service, a fine, a short stint in jail. But not life for a murder you didn't even commit.
He has proven he has something to offer society... He has served his time...
I hope you get a second chance I pray to God you do keep ur head up and don't give up
I do believe in miracles !! Justin you keep your head high !!
Serving Life was heartwarming and heartbreaking. I hope Justin finds a way out of there! He has a huge heart and I am glad he is making such a big impact at the hospice. Keep doing what you're doing.
FREE JUSTIN GRANIER!!! Much love To you and your family.
Justin is not the same man coming out that went in. Paid his time for poor decision. let him FLY.
Please let this man free. He has served his time and deserves a second chance
This man should be set free!!
To be completely honest I'm currently also writing a letter for him. He definitely does not deserve to be where he currently is. He deserves to have a family a job a house and I'm sure he would be sucssesful in life.
What a shame!
this is horrible. i thought in the united states we had fair and just punishments....well they definately lied in this case. i pray he gets enough signatures to make a difference. he should be at home!!!!