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Clemency for Kenneth G. Jones

Clemency for Kenneth G. Jones

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Started by Anonymous 15 years, 11 months ago

To our family at The Father's House

     Our names are Samson & Delovis Olaode. We have been members of The Father’s House for the past 15 years. Our son Kenneth Jones is incarcerated. Recently the current governor, David A. Patterson, sent a memo to inmates in NYS. This memo asked any inmate who felt that they were deserving of clemency, should appeal to the governor for early release. Nothing is guaranteed, but everything is possible through Christ Jesus.  

     Our son, Kenneth Jones, is a deserving inmate. He has completed all of the programs mandated by NYS Corrections; he is an active member of the Volunteer Mentoring Program, Worship Leader and Program Instructor. Kenneth received an sentencing of 11 years for a first offense of robbery 2nd. He received 11 years because he was absent during sentencing.  No weapons were used during this crime and $100.00 was stolen. There were two other defendants who were charged with this offense who were sentenced to 6 years and have since been released.  

      Kenneth has served 6 years of his sentencing and deserves be released early. Please sign this Petition for his early release. 

      (All information is confidential and will be only used if the Governer needs to contact you. Your e-mail address will be used to provide updates about the petition.) Please submit by September 16

Thank you and God Bless! 

 Samson & Delovis Olaode

 

Updates

September 15, 2010

Governor Patterson is still ignoring the mountain of evidence that Kenneth has earned his freedom. We are sending another packet of documentation to the office today to make sure they cannot ignore how much he has changed. Stay angry and keep pushing because the system only moves when we force it to.

6 Comments

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Linda Mensah
15 years ago Featured

Kenneth has changed so much since he went in. He really is a new person and deserves a second chance at life.

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Sarah Murphy
15 years ago Featured

Praying for you Kenneth!! You have done the work and God sees that.

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David Doyle
15 years ago Featured

The system is broken. He paid his dues and taught others while inside. Bring him home now.

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Brenda Robinson
15 years ago Featured

Enough is enough. Give the boy his life back.

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Marcus Knight
15 years ago Featured

11 years is way too long for a first offense. Let the man come home to his family.

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James Stewart
15 years ago Featured

I know Kenneth and he is not the same person from back then. He has worked hard to turn things around. Release him.