The request for a sentence modification was denied and he will stay exactly where he belongs. It has been a long and draining struggle but I am relieved that justice held firm for the victims. We should remain alert going forward to ensure this outcome stays final.
July 28, 2015
Final supporters
On February 6, 1994, Aaron M. Brown brutally murdered his mother, Elizabeth Grueb, and stepfather, Jeffery Grueb, at their Dekalb County, Indiana home. When they returned home from a Valentine's dance, Brown lay in wait—gunning them down as they exited their car. These murders were calculated and premeditated.
Brown pled guilty to two counts of murder and was sentenced to 100 years behind bars. After having served only 21 years, Brown is asking for a sentence modification. If approved, Brown could be set free after his September 4th hearing.
We the undersigned, do STRONGLY OPPOSE the early release of double murderer Aaron M. Brown. Justice demands that he serve the full prison term given to him at the time of sentencing.
Updates
June 13, 2015
We hit five hundred signatures today. It is exhausting to revisit these details constantly but seeing this level of public response makes me believe that justice for Elizabeth and Jeffery is still possible.
Reached 500 supporters
June 11, 2015
Reached 100 supporters
May 26, 2015
116 Comments
He should complete his sentence. I know, nothing has been the same for their families but at least they will feel safe. My heart is with you Diane and your family.
He killed 2 people in cold blood, 21 years is not enough to rehabilitate him, I don't care if he has a degree, (what else did he have to do for 21 years), he still is a killer.
I worked with Joanne Grubb at Raytheon for many years. Please keep the killer in prison in order to give the family as much peace as possible.
Just as the victims and their families are serving a lifetime sentence without the presence of their loved ones, so should the one who took their lives in such a heinous, violent way.
It is a travesty that Aaron Brown is even being considered for early parole. The Grueb family and those close to their family have endured enough. Aaron Brown must remain incarcerated. Please give both Jeffery and Elizabeth the respect they deserve.
What you forgot to mention was Aarons childhood and how he was only 16 years old. I'd like one person to tell me they are now who they were when they were 16. Not just that but they have the same mentality and maturity as they did when they were 16. You also forgot to mention that none of you have contacted Aaron in those 21 years even though his wife sent the family his address. Yet you have the nerve to say he isn't sorry and is the same person he was 21 years ago like you know him. You don't know Aaron. If Aaron ever got out he wants to help juveniles get on the right path in life. Aaron is one of the most kind and caring individuals I've ever met. And my daughter will grow up knowing and loving this man for who he is NOW.
KEEP HOM BEHIND BARS!!!!
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The request for a sentence modification was denied and he will stay exactly where he belongs. It has been a long and draining struggle but I am relieved that justice held firm for the victims. We should remain alert going forward to ensure this outcome stays final.
July 28, 2015
Final supporters
On February 6, 1994, Aaron M. Brown brutally murdered his mother, Elizabeth Grueb, and stepfather, Jeffery Grueb, at their Dekalb County, Indiana home. When they returned home from a Valentine's dance, Brown lay in wait—gunning them down as they exited their car. These murders were calculated and premeditated.
Brown pled guilty to two counts of murder and was sentenced to 100 years behind bars. After having served only 21 years, Brown is asking for a sentence modification. If approved, Brown could be set free after his September 4th hearing.
We the undersigned, do STRONGLY OPPOSE the early release of double murderer Aaron M. Brown. Justice demands that he serve the full prison term given to him at the time of sentencing.
Updates
June 13, 2015
We hit five hundred signatures today. It is exhausting to revisit these details constantly but seeing this level of public response makes me believe that justice for Elizabeth and Jeffery is still possible.
Reached 500 supporters
June 11, 2015
Reached 100 supporters
May 26, 2015
116 Comments
You do the crime, you do the time. It's that simple. Lives have been forever shattered by Aaron M. Brown, so why does he get a second chance. Elizabeth and Jeffery don't get a second chance and they did nothing wrong. Releasing Aaron M. Brown early would be the epitome of injustice.
He should complete his sentence. I know, nothing has been the same for their families but at least they will feel safe. My heart is with you Diane and your family.
He killed 2 people in cold blood, 21 years is not enough to rehabilitate him, I don't care if he has a degree, (what else did he have to do for 21 years), he still is a killer.
I worked with Joanne Grubb at Raytheon for many years. Please keep the killer in prison in order to give the family as much peace as possible.
Just as the victims and their families are serving a lifetime sentence without the presence of their loved ones, so should the one who took their lives in such a heinous, violent way.
It is a travesty that Aaron Brown is even being considered for early parole. The Grueb family and those close to their family have endured enough. Aaron Brown must remain incarcerated. Please give both Jeffery and Elizabeth the respect they deserve.
What you forgot to mention was Aarons childhood and how he was only 16 years old. I'd like one person to tell me they are now who they were when they were 16. Not just that but they have the same mentality and maturity as they did when they were 16. You also forgot to mention that none of you have contacted Aaron in those 21 years even though his wife sent the family his address. Yet you have the nerve to say he isn't sorry and is the same person he was 21 years ago like you know him. You don't know Aaron. If Aaron ever got out he wants to help juveniles get on the right path in life. Aaron is one of the most kind and caring individuals I've ever met. And my daughter will grow up knowing and loving this man for who he is NOW.
KEEP HOM BEHIND BARS!!!!
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You do the crime, you do the time. It's that simple. Lives have been forever shattered by Aaron M. Brown, so why does he get a second chance. Elizabeth and Jeffery don't get a second chance and they did nothing wrong. Releasing Aaron M. Brown early would be the epitome of injustice.