We, the undersigned, hereby petition you to pardon Petty Officer Kristian Saucier, expunge his conviction, and return him to service in the United States Navy. His crime neither threatened national security, nor did it result in the loss of any American life.
Reaching this level of support feels heavy because it reminds me how many people recognize the injustice here. This struggle wears on me but your dedication keeps the focus where it belongs.
Reached 100 supporters
September 28, 2017
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Lori Masucci
8 years ago
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Kristian admits what he did was wrong, plead guilty which saved taxpayer money, and had honorable service in the Navy. He deserves s pardon, especially when orher more powerful people have done much worse and have gotten off scott free. Justice!
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Suzann Moore
8 years ago
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Please President Trump, pardon this young man. After reviewing his case thoroughly, I hope you will see that he and his family have suffered enough. Expunge his record and let him return to what he loves doing , being a real Patriot and defender of all of us.
Thank you for taking the time to read this!
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Laurie Jordan
9 years ago
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President Trump, I ask you to please pardon this young man. I had a son in the Navy and could toatally see the innocence in the act of taking a few pictures. Not to mention this is FAR less of a crime than what Hillary Clinton or Manning have done to risk the security of our country. Praying for this young man and his family.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
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A few "selfie" pictures and you want to put him in prison for 20 years ! When Sec'y of State Hillary Clinton was told by the CIA that she couldn't use a "Blackberry" device. She broadcast "Classified", "Top Secret" and other confidential e-mails over an unprotected server where our enemies got inside info of our government's inner workings. Please show mercy and forgiveness.
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Marie Kleber
9 years ago
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The photos he took are no longer considered classified. Why should he be imprisoned for taking them for his personal memories. Another travesty from our duplicitous administration.
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Shirley King
9 years ago
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This officer should NOT be in jail/prison. This officer did NOT threaten, our national security and NO lives were lost !!!!
We, the undersigned, hereby petition you to pardon Petty Officer Kristian Saucier, expunge his conviction, and return him to service in the United States Navy. His crime neither threatened national security, nor did it result in the loss of any American life.
Reaching this level of support feels heavy because it reminds me how many people recognize the injustice here. This struggle wears on me but your dedication keeps the focus where it belongs.
Reached 100 supporters
September 28, 2017
64 Comments
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Lori Masucci
8 years ago
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Kristian admits what he did was wrong, plead guilty which saved taxpayer money, and had honorable service in the Navy. He deserves s pardon, especially when orher more powerful people have done much worse and have gotten off scott free. Justice!
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Suzann Moore
8 years ago
Featured
Please President Trump, pardon this young man. After reviewing his case thoroughly, I hope you will see that he and his family have suffered enough. Expunge his record and let him return to what he loves doing , being a real Patriot and defender of all of us.
Thank you for taking the time to read this!
L
Laurie Jordan
9 years ago
Featured
President Trump, I ask you to please pardon this young man. I had a son in the Navy and could toatally see the innocence in the act of taking a few pictures. Not to mention this is FAR less of a crime than what Hillary Clinton or Manning have done to risk the security of our country. Praying for this young man and his family.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
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A few "selfie" pictures and you want to put him in prison for 20 years ! When Sec'y of State Hillary Clinton was told by the CIA that she couldn't use a "Blackberry" device. She broadcast "Classified", "Top Secret" and other confidential e-mails over an unprotected server where our enemies got inside info of our government's inner workings. Please show mercy and forgiveness.
M
Marie Kleber
9 years ago
Featured
The photos he took are no longer considered classified. Why should he be imprisoned for taking them for his personal memories. Another travesty from our duplicitous administration.
S
Shirley King
9 years ago
Featured
This officer should NOT be in jail/prison. This officer did NOT threaten, our national security and NO lives were lost !!!!
Kristian admits what he did was wrong, plead guilty which saved taxpayer money, and had honorable service in the Navy. He deserves s pardon, especially when orher more powerful people have done much worse and have gotten off scott free. Justice!