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

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Glyna DeCicco
8 years ago

I hope he remains in prison where he belongs

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Anne Garza
8 years ago

This is such a heinous crime. This murderer should NEVER be released. He could do the same thing again. He’s cold and callous.

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Nona Fernandez
8 years ago

Rot in Hell !!

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Sue Kristensen
8 years ago Featured

Having had a family member murdered the pain never goes away and him being release and being able to live his life is torture to the family.

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Susan Dever
8 years ago

This man belongs behind bars for the rest of his life!

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Ethel Baldie
8 years ago

Life sentence means life and that's where he should stay.

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Julie Baldie
8 years ago

This parole should be denied. No murderer should be allowed free to murder again.He was sentenced to life in prison and that's what he should serve.

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John vogelpohl
8 years ago

Keep him prison

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Julie Baldie
8 years ago

This parole should be denied. No murderer should be allowed free to murder again.

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Laurie Lagade
8 years ago

Keep John C. Smith in jail he doesn’t deserve his freedom.

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Michele Harrison Phillips
8 years ago

Life means Life!

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Diana Straling
8 years ago

This man murdered this woman in cold blood.

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Sher Patscheck
8 years ago

Domestic violence is not okay.

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Cheryl Morrison
8 years ago

He has destroyed this family, and they lost their life with their loved one. Please make sure he stays where is!

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John Guinn
8 years ago

PLEASE KEEP THIS SCUM IN THE CAPABLE HANDS OF CORRECTIONAL PROFESSIONALS

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Don Lapacek
8 years ago

RIP Deborah; rot in jail SoB.

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Elaine Tripp
8 years ago

I hope he NEVER gets out.

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Shawn Simon
8 years ago Featured

I’m married to her daughter & seeing Laura go through life without her mother.. to see her grand children & be with us. We can’t have that kind of life do to ones actions.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Jury said “life”. Stick to it.

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Jennifer Karp
8 years ago

The world I knew changed the day I heard what happened to Debbie. I was no longer safe in my own neighborhood and will never forget the feeling of loss.