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Justin Granier - Justins Journey

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Missy lambert
7 years ago

Free him. Lucid is the one guilty

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Lynette Dembo
7 years ago

Free Justin he doesn’t deserve this look more into depth instead of just looking on the outside of things the system continues to fail us

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Timothy Gray
7 years ago

Free this man!!

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Ginny Landry
7 years ago

Free him(Justin)

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Susan Gray
7 years ago

Free this man!!

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Luke Villar
7 years ago

Bring me back and he can go free.

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Brittany kennard
7 years ago

Free justin....he deserves a 2nd chance!

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Isabella
7 years ago

FREE JUSTIN!!

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Set him free

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Anna Tomasello
7 years ago

This was not JUSTICE. I understand the laws in Louisiana but those laws are deeply flawed and outdated. Everyone deserves a 2nd chance- especially NONVIOLENT offenders. He is remorseful, he was a kid at the time.

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Erin Casto
7 years ago

I am signing in support to free justin

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Anonymous
7 years ago

There are things that are right and there are things that are wrong....I feel this is the right thing to do...not just in Justin's case...but many others that fall under the same category being at the wrong place, at the wrong time. Good luck.

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Eric Johnson
7 years ago

Free Justin absolutely insane the sentence he was given

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Anonymous
7 years ago

I pray the system changes it mind and release Justin. He would be a great asset to the world

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Anonymous
7 years ago

I hope justice will be made . Justin definitely deserves a second chance.

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David Bergenius
7 years ago

I just saw Justin on Youtube, man I feel for him, much love from Stockholm, Sweden, I will pray for him

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Riona Moodley
7 years ago

I just watched the documentary Serving life. Surely the US government or state of Louisiana can see that this young man has been rehabilitated. He didn't even commit the actual murder. He has definitely served more time that he should have. This is such a sad waste of a good life. Justin eyes alone tell a story of someone willing, eager and capable of being an asset to society. There is just something about him that makes you want to reach out and pluck him from that cold hard world of prison and hug him and tell him he doesn't belong there. Do the right thing and give this man a chance. There are much more horrible people out there getting away with worse. From Riona Moodley Johannesburg South Africa

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Nicole
7 years ago

I'm also helping my husband fight a life sentence in Florida for a murder he did nit commit. His case is very similar to Justin's. Praying for justice for them both as well as many others who are serving sentences for crimes they didn't commit.

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Ataa
7 years ago

Frer Justin

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Edward Connors
7 years ago

I believe that the sentence imposed on Justin for the limited involvement he had in this crime is unjust. It is my fervent hope that it will be quickly rescinded.