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Keep John C. Smith in prison.. where he belongs

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daisy
4 years ago

Heard it on the "murder in my family" podcast on spotify.

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Sheila martin
4 years ago

He should serve more time than 17 years!!! A life for a life!

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Voytek Dolinski
6 years ago

Keep the trash in the trash can. Thx.

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Theresa Vigil
7 years ago

I hope he never gets paroled. Unfortunately my fathers killer did. Its all about money in prison. No justice for the victims or their families!

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Bob Nedroscik
7 years ago

No way should he be paroled. Cold blooded killer with no remorse..

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Laura Smith
7 years ago Featured

I remember living in the East Bay then and my ex husband worked at UAL Oakland. He came home and told me about this and we were both in shock! Please don’t let this monster out.

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Mary Eberl
7 years ago

Terrible

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Wayne Klug
7 years ago

I was there working at OAKUM. I could not comprehend the calliousness of this creep.

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John Kuzma
7 years ago

Keep the pos behind bars where he belongs....

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Steve Lindstrom
7 years ago

Keep him in prison where he belongs

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Anthony ellison
7 years ago

Life means life, he should not be able to enjoy the freedom are great country offers! The young beautiful woman who had her whole life ahead of her cant! What if her are a child she would of had is who would have cured cancer, are discovered a new fuel, anything. When a person is robbed of life the possibilities of what that person had to offer us is endless!

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Jeffrey Bish
7 years ago

Former coworker.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

This was cold blooded and calculated premeditated murder, he had left Work to do the dirty deed and returned as if nothing happened. Life is life! Do not parole!

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Daniel
8 years ago

Keep him in jail#justice

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Bryant Alvarez
8 years ago

Keep him in jail where he belongs

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Tim Williams
8 years ago

I worked with that POS in Oakland. They should have hung him!

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Ken Malpus
8 years ago

let him rot

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Colleen
8 years ago

He should never be let out of prison. Cold blooded premeditated murder deserved the death entrance but since Ca .doesn't have the death penalty , life in prison was the most severe sentance he could receive, he should not ever get out.

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Greg Klein
8 years ago

This was a heartbreaking conviction for the victims family. It was a first degree murder case from the very beginning. Freeing this filth would be an absolute travesty!

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Stephen Christopher
8 years ago

I worked in the same place with that dirt bag, and I agree, he should remain locked up for life!