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Parole Block for Keithrick D Martin

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Will McPherson
5 years ago Featured

That’s my friend y’all talking about. If you think a person at 41 years old is the same person that they were when they were 14 or 15 years old then y’all are just sick. Don’t hear anyone saying anything about Chauvin. Guess we’re going to live in a prejudice white world until Jesus comes back. Unforgiving but expect to make it to heaven, but have no mercy on another. Hope y’all bust Hell wide open

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Marlenia Goodman
5 years ago

Please keep him from damaging other families.

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Brooke Lindvall
5 years ago

NO PAROLE!

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Jill Avery
5 years ago Featured

This was my cousin. His wife found out on the day of the funeral that she was pregnant.

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Rhonda Mccall
5 years ago

Keep him locked up!

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Claudette Lusty
5 years ago

No parole for murder

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Mark
5 years ago Featured

The sentence says 23 more years for someone that doesn’t care about the pain he caused to the family and friends. NO PAROLE!!!

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Danielle
5 years ago

Do not release.

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Candi Spradlin
5 years ago

Strongly oppose parole for Keithrick Martin

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Anonymous
5 years ago Featured

Please, do the right and just action and follow the sentence recommended for this criminal.

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Heidi Merritt
5 years ago

Please ensure justice for Mr. William Ruesewald.

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Tommie Hoffman
5 years ago

No parole!

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Kevin Stalnaker
5 years ago Featured

Let him stay in prison. Chip was my best friend as a kid and we never got to spend time together later in life because he was murdered..

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Kathleen Schulte
5 years ago

He needs to serve full sentence.

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Gayle Cook
5 years ago

No parole for a murderer!

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Anonymous
5 years ago

No early release!

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Lin Rapier
5 years ago

No remorse

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Lindsay Standridge
5 years ago

Please do not release this man

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Alexandria Beaulieu
5 years ago Featured

I don’t think so. You don’t just kill someone, take a life, and play God then get out because you really really want to. Eye for an eye.

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scott walker
5 years ago

he needs to do his whole sentence the judge gave