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Keep Double Murderer Behind Bars

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Anonymous anonymous
10 years ago

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.

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James chudzinski
11 years ago

KEEP HOM BEHIND BARS!!!!

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jennifer egolf
11 years ago

I agree 100% with this petition. stricter laws will keep dangerous people from striking again

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Anonymous
11 years ago

Premeditated.... He knew what he was doing, he thought it through. Now he must serve the entire time.. Every action has a consequence.

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Kathalein Chudzinski
11 years ago

Any person that can murder his parents should serve his whole sentence, it was premeditated' Let justice prevail.

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Jean Bultemeier
11 years ago

They did not deserve to be murdered like this. The perpetrator should serve his sentence.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

No remorse, no release.

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Victoria Prokop
11 years ago

Justice WILL prevail! Praying for you all.

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Lisa Barnoske
11 years ago

My cousin was murdered and the guys is walking free after a few short years. Our justice is sadly lacking justice

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Paul Gasparini
11 years ago

The victims will remain dead ,good behavior does not change for them. His behavior should reflect on prison conditions not release!

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Anonymous
11 years ago

I do not want this man walking the streets free! After 21 years, he should be showing remorse by now.

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Mary Diehl
11 years ago

Hoping to help in a small way...

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Derrick willhite
11 years ago

If he really said that he would kill again under the right circumstances, he should never see the other other side of the walls of Indiana State Prison. He is dangerous and he will kill again. Why take the chance?

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Anonymous
11 years ago Featured

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.

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Mikaeala Woodard
11 years ago

Someone who says they will kill again should not walk among my children!

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Jeremy Nodine
11 years ago

21 is not near enough!!

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billi jo short
11 years ago

No remorse there are kids in this world your letting a lunatic out he could do it again

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Linda Black
11 years ago

no remorse? said he would kill again? and you're considering turning him loose?!?

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jane weck
11 years ago

Why are we releasing inmates for good behavior and getting degrees? I have achomplished both and no one gives me a bonus. These people will never see thier family again and thier killer doesn't even care? Who will be held accountable for the next victims of this killer?

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Anonymous
11 years ago

With no remorse or apology for his actions he doesn't need to be let go and saying that he will kill again, have sense