This man has turned his life around for the better. He has been blessed with the opportunity to change mentally and spiritually. As a Christian I beleive that people can turn their life from the inherent negativity, and use what they have as a change of themselves, or others.
Jesus forgives.
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danilynn jourdain
12 years ago
let him go home !
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Dana edmonston
12 years ago
Free justin
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mursal omar
12 years ago
I'm watching serving life and this beautiful soul needs to be freed he made mistakes while young I don't believe that mistake deserves a life setnence.
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Sherri Boudreau
12 years ago
It is hard to believe that a state can be so harsh. He is serving time for something he did not do, nor knew he was participating in. He gets the same sentence as a serial killer??? Something is screwed up in this state!! FREE JUSTIN
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Lisa Morin
12 years ago
Please free Justin! He has paid the price for any involvement he had in what he's incarcerated for! He didn't kill anyone, he didn't shoot anyone. The laws are stiff and unfair in Louisiana and are not harsh enough in some other parts of the United States for people that actually DO kill someone. I'm not saying people shouldn't have any punishment. I'm just saying the time should fit the crime. A person that didn't kill anyone themselves should have a chance at parole. Especially if they are a model prisoner and have used that time for reflection, serving the needs of others, and are remorseful for any involvement. These are the qualities Justin possesses and I feel it would be a real shame I he didn't get the chance to do some good outside of life in prison. I believe he is genuinely a good guy that at 19 was with the wrong crowd. He's older and wiser now. Free Justin Granier!!!
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Jenny
12 years ago
Amazing man....such a shame, he's given his time for his mistakes and the streets are so full of many who have not...
Best wishes...
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jaye dracup
12 years ago
Free Justin!!!! long overdue :( xxx
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Natasha Adams
12 years ago
He didn't do the crime so why must he do the time. Justice for Justin
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Rhonda AWOTWI Morgan
12 years ago
Justin I saw you on the show and you guys stolen heart GOD BLESS U. You have won already . I'm going to send you a friend request
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Jennifer
12 years ago
I was very sad by your story I did see the program and am horrified at the sentence that you received. Clearly that can happen to anyone even me a very law abiding citizen can happen to anyone. I've seen cases even here even friends that have gotten the same amount of time because they were in the wrong place at the wrong time and scared scared scared to say anything. I can also see the law (police) side of it. I think that you would be great to society with all that you have accomplished and I'm signing this petition in hopes it helps I will also tell all of my friends and post it on my Facebook to help you receive the goal of signatures that you deserve.
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Felicia
12 years ago
Your good deeds touch the lives of people who are thinking of making bad decisions. Thank You for redeeming yourself!!
This man has turned his life around for the better. He has been blessed with the opportunity to change mentally and spiritually. As a Christian I beleive that people can turn their life from the inherent negativity, and use what they have as a change of themselves, or others. Jesus forgives.
let him go home !
Free justin
I'm watching serving life and this beautiful soul needs to be freed he made mistakes while young I don't believe that mistake deserves a life setnence.
It is hard to believe that a state can be so harsh. He is serving time for something he did not do, nor knew he was participating in. He gets the same sentence as a serial killer??? Something is screwed up in this state!! FREE JUSTIN
Please free Justin! He has paid the price for any involvement he had in what he's incarcerated for! He didn't kill anyone, he didn't shoot anyone. The laws are stiff and unfair in Louisiana and are not harsh enough in some other parts of the United States for people that actually DO kill someone. I'm not saying people shouldn't have any punishment. I'm just saying the time should fit the crime. A person that didn't kill anyone themselves should have a chance at parole. Especially if they are a model prisoner and have used that time for reflection, serving the needs of others, and are remorseful for any involvement. These are the qualities Justin possesses and I feel it would be a real shame I he didn't get the chance to do some good outside of life in prison. I believe he is genuinely a good guy that at 19 was with the wrong crowd. He's older and wiser now. Free Justin Granier!!!
Amazing man....such a shame, he's given his time for his mistakes and the streets are so full of many who have not... Best wishes...
Free Justin!!!! long overdue :( xxx
He didn't do the crime so why must he do the time. Justice for Justin
Justin I saw you on the show and you guys stolen heart GOD BLESS U. You have won already . I'm going to send you a friend request
I was very sad by your story I did see the program and am horrified at the sentence that you received. Clearly that can happen to anyone even me a very law abiding citizen can happen to anyone. I've seen cases even here even friends that have gotten the same amount of time because they were in the wrong place at the wrong time and scared scared scared to say anything. I can also see the law (police) side of it. I think that you would be great to society with all that you have accomplished and I'm signing this petition in hopes it helps I will also tell all of my friends and post it on my Facebook to help you receive the goal of signatures that you deserve.
Your good deeds touch the lives of people who are thinking of making bad decisions. Thank You for redeeming yourself!!
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