my thoughts are with you and your family..it will happen,you will be free.
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sonya bunch
12 years ago
life without parole for Justin Granier is nothing less than cruel and unjust.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Free Justin.
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Chelsea Grisch
12 years ago
A true miscarriage of justice that this man and others like him are serving such hefty sentences. So dehumanizing. A loss of human capital and an unnecessary tax burden. The fact that
Simply atrocious. Free Justin Granier!
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andrea
12 years ago
Free justin...he can make a difference
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Kirsten Elgert
12 years ago
The penal system needs an overhaul
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Keith McGaw
12 years ago
Just saw Justin in a documentary on Netflix. The volunteer work he is doing is amazing. Nobody should be locked up for something they did not do. He's accepted responsibility for his actions. I feel he deserves another chance in society.
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Rey Reyes
12 years ago
I believe Justin has served his time and has the right to a second chance, just like we all do.
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Craig Mazelis
12 years ago
Justin's case and this law should be re-evaluated. Im sure the lawmakers who voted for this did not envision kind, non-violent , first time offenders spending the rest of their lives in prison.
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April Pascua
12 years ago
Best of luck.
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Liz Lundrigan
12 years ago
I support an extreme reevaluation of Louisiana criminal law. And a reconsideration of Justin Granier case.
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Anna Ferrarp Cox
12 years ago
Wish Justin the best of luck, he has served his time, nothing is ever going to change the past, but he can change the future.
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Helen
12 years ago
Just watched Serving Life, I too believe you have served your time and have made restitution. All the best with getting the sentence overturned.
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A human being
12 years ago
This sentence is harsh... A punishment ... But not life... Time has been served..
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Anonymous
12 years ago
I watched Serving Life and believe you have more than paid your dues. I fully support you being given the opportunity to rejoin society and live your life to the fullest. Good luck.
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monica reyes
12 years ago
No matter how many times you've messed up, no matter how much you're hurting, you are still worthy of another chance. Hope shines brightest in the darkest moments.
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Donna Dayka
12 years ago
The criminal justice system and harsh sentencing laws need to be reevaluated and prisoners like Justin Granier need to be resentenced to a more fitting sentence. Warehousing is not the answer.
Praying for you Justin!!
please free Justin Granier...
We want Justice!!
my thoughts are with you and your family..it will happen,you will be free.
life without parole for Justin Granier is nothing less than cruel and unjust.
Free Justin.
A true miscarriage of justice that this man and others like him are serving such hefty sentences. So dehumanizing. A loss of human capital and an unnecessary tax burden. The fact that Simply atrocious. Free Justin Granier!
Free justin...he can make a difference
The penal system needs an overhaul
Just saw Justin in a documentary on Netflix. The volunteer work he is doing is amazing. Nobody should be locked up for something they did not do. He's accepted responsibility for his actions. I feel he deserves another chance in society.
I believe Justin has served his time and has the right to a second chance, just like we all do.
Justin's case and this law should be re-evaluated. Im sure the lawmakers who voted for this did not envision kind, non-violent , first time offenders spending the rest of their lives in prison.
Best of luck.
I support an extreme reevaluation of Louisiana criminal law. And a reconsideration of Justin Granier case.
Wish Justin the best of luck, he has served his time, nothing is ever going to change the past, but he can change the future.
Just watched Serving Life, I too believe you have served your time and have made restitution. All the best with getting the sentence overturned.
This sentence is harsh... A punishment ... But not life... Time has been served..
I watched Serving Life and believe you have more than paid your dues. I fully support you being given the opportunity to rejoin society and live your life to the fullest. Good luck.
No matter how many times you've messed up, no matter how much you're hurting, you are still worthy of another chance. Hope shines brightest in the darkest moments.
The criminal justice system and harsh sentencing laws need to be reevaluated and prisoners like Justin Granier need to be resentenced to a more fitting sentence. Warehousing is not the answer.