Oppose the Parole of Delrick Martin for the Murder of Charlie Weston
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Aimee Harris
3 years ago
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Paula Hattley
3 years ago
No parole
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Emma Ford-Brandon
3 years ago
No parole!!!!!
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Cammie Mills
3 years ago
Justice
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Leroy Barlin
3 years ago
Decline his parole
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Amanda Kline
3 years ago
Please do not release Delrick Martin on parole
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Mary Jackson
3 years ago
Deserves more time. No parole
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Shaneice Ellis
3 years ago
Heinous
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Tracie Hudson
3 years ago
Heart goes out to the family of Mr Charlie Wilson
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Aaliyah Else
3 years ago
He doesn’t deserve to be pardoned
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Rob
3 years ago
LET HIS ASS ROT
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Tomiki Lewis
3 years ago
Life in prison
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Cynthia Mosley
3 years ago
Featured
Justice needs to be served for the pain caused by this man. I know first hand what it feels like to have someone taken from family in a brutal way.
The pain never ends.
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Shawnna Williams
3 years ago
Justice
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Lorraine Sparks
3 years ago
Please decline the parole of this individual
He should not be allowed a parole
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DeAnna Hudson
3 years ago
There are no second chances for Charlie Weston and to insinuate that anyone INVOLVED with ending his life deserves a second chance is selfish and inconsiderate. Think before you act and deal with the consequences of your actions. The Justice system remedies wrongful acts with punishment. Imprisonment is the punishment for his actions, and 70 years is not long enough for all the lives affected by the loss of Charlie Weston and the kidnapping of Emma Weston. Good day.
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Wayne Williams
3 years ago
It was wrong.
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Michael Allen
3 years ago
Featured
He must serve his full sentence . If he fired the first shot he doesn't deserves to be paroled
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Rosemary Kline Price
3 years ago
OPPOSING the pardon of Delrick Martin
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Rodney Gilbert
3 years ago
Delricke Martin,like so many of us have made some irrational decisions based on immaturity, and adolescence. Being a young man your brain doesn’t really fully develop until after the age of 25. Delricke was peer pressured, by older young men that should have encouraged conducive behavior, that doesn't excuse his course of action. Yet he is deserving of a second chance in life and freedom as he’s had time for mental and physical growth several years to develop, as a responsible young man and Father. I know that Delricke has expressed remorse in his willingness to own up to his mistakes , by making a change within himself, becoming a better and more responsible him over the years. He is now a complete different man developmentally he has expressed change in such a positive impactful way by choosing to take the past learning from it and making more responsible decisions during his incarceration period. FREEDOM for Delricke Martin.
No parole
No parole!!!!!
Justice
Decline his parole
Please do not release Delrick Martin on parole
Deserves more time. No parole
Heinous
Heart goes out to the family of Mr Charlie Wilson
He doesn’t deserve to be pardoned
LET HIS ASS ROT
Life in prison
Justice needs to be served for the pain caused by this man. I know first hand what it feels like to have someone taken from family in a brutal way. The pain never ends.
Justice
Please decline the parole of this individual He should not be allowed a parole
There are no second chances for Charlie Weston and to insinuate that anyone INVOLVED with ending his life deserves a second chance is selfish and inconsiderate. Think before you act and deal with the consequences of your actions. The Justice system remedies wrongful acts with punishment. Imprisonment is the punishment for his actions, and 70 years is not long enough for all the lives affected by the loss of Charlie Weston and the kidnapping of Emma Weston. Good day.
It was wrong.
He must serve his full sentence . If he fired the first shot he doesn't deserves to be paroled
OPPOSING the pardon of Delrick Martin
Delricke Martin,like so many of us have made some irrational decisions based on immaturity, and adolescence. Being a young man your brain doesn’t really fully develop until after the age of 25. Delricke was peer pressured, by older young men that should have encouraged conducive behavior, that doesn't excuse his course of action. Yet he is deserving of a second chance in life and freedom as he’s had time for mental and physical growth several years to develop, as a responsible young man and Father. I know that Delricke has expressed remorse in his willingness to own up to his mistakes , by making a change within himself, becoming a better and more responsible him over the years. He is now a complete different man developmentally he has expressed change in such a positive impactful way by choosing to take the past learning from it and making more responsible decisions during his incarceration period. FREEDOM for Delricke Martin.