Jordan Peters was a American Soldier in the United States Army and was in the war on Iraqi Freedom. When he got back him and two of his close Army buddies decided to go out for some drinks. They all knew what the consequences were and got in a car while intoxicated. Jordan Peters believed to lost control of the vehicle and hit a truck. Many Soliders go through many changes when coming back from deployment and all of them deal with in their own way, Peters and his friends choose the wrong way and all of them paid for it two paid the ultimate sacrifice. SPC Kale Daren Clay-23 and PFC Pawell Serafin-28. He is soon to be up for parole and should be granted due to time served both in the US military and in prison. This is an example of the system failing and Soliders having to pay the price,. Jordan Peters will still have to live with this everyday. His hearing is January 16 2014 please sign the petition to help free Jordan Peters
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michael clair
12 years ago
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I served with this soldier. great kid, learned his lesson and should be set free to continue to change his life and maybe others
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Nancy Clay
12 years ago
I can understand that those who care about Peters would want his release. I don't understand how anyone could condone his actions, and think that just because you know your victims, it somehow releases you from the responsibility of taking their lives. I know Peters did not wake up on Feb. 13, 2010 and think, "I am going to take my friends lives tonight." He himself told me he had given a safety briefing to his unit and told them the importance of using Designated Driver of Colorado. Clearly, he knew what to do beforehand. His mother, told me after the court-martial trial that she did not begrudge the sentence because after the time served, she would have her son back, and we would not. Kale and Pawell paid the ultimate price for their choices. Jordan needs to own up to his. It is the very least that he could do to honor his friends lives and for their families. The devastation he caused can never be undone, but to take the punishment given to him without these frequent clemency and parole request all tell me he doesn't care or get what he has done. It isn't my intention here to cause further controversy. Clearly we all have strong opinions about what happen, but aside from all of that we have to remember that TWO lives were taken. If it was your son, daughter, mother, father, etc. You would want the person responsible to serve their full sentence.
I know the pain Jordan must carry and his family is very high as well. There is no end to the pain this all has caused. Please, all who know these men, do not make the same mistake. Do not drive impaired, do not let anyone you know do this.
Nancy L. Clay, mother of Kale Daren Clay-died at age 23
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wd-elN4_3a8
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Anonymous
12 years ago
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Joshsua Erwin
12 years ago
Free the troop.
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Keith Jean-Baptiste
12 years ago
FREE PETE
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Bradley Myrick
12 years ago
Please free my soldier.
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Jordan Peters was a American Soldier in the United States Army and was in the war on Iraqi Freedom. When he got back him and two of his close Army buddies decided to go out for some drinks. They all knew what the consequences were and got in a car while intoxicated. Jordan Peters believed to lost control of the vehicle and hit a truck. Many Soliders go through many changes when coming back from deployment and all of them deal with in their own way, Peters and his friends choose the wrong way and all of them paid for it two paid the ultimate sacrifice. SPC Kale Daren Clay-23 and PFC Pawell Serafin-28. He is soon to be up for parole and should be granted due to time served both in the US military and in prison. This is an example of the system failing and Soliders having to pay the price,. Jordan Peters will still have to live with this everyday. His hearing is January 16 2014 please sign the petition to help free Jordan Peters
Please share this on other pages there is one to keep him in too and has way more sigmatures
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michael clair
12 years ago
Featured
I served with this soldier. great kid, learned his lesson and should be set free to continue to change his life and maybe others
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Nancy Clay
12 years ago
I can understand that those who care about Peters would want his release. I don't understand how anyone could condone his actions, and think that just because you know your victims, it somehow releases you from the responsibility of taking their lives. I know Peters did not wake up on Feb. 13, 2010 and think, "I am going to take my friends lives tonight." He himself told me he had given a safety briefing to his unit and told them the importance of using Designated Driver of Colorado. Clearly, he knew what to do beforehand. His mother, told me after the court-martial trial that she did not begrudge the sentence because after the time served, she would have her son back, and we would not. Kale and Pawell paid the ultimate price for their choices. Jordan needs to own up to his. It is the very least that he could do to honor his friends lives and for their families. The devastation he caused can never be undone, but to take the punishment given to him without these frequent clemency and parole request all tell me he doesn't care or get what he has done. It isn't my intention here to cause further controversy. Clearly we all have strong opinions about what happen, but aside from all of that we have to remember that TWO lives were taken. If it was your son, daughter, mother, father, etc. You would want the person responsible to serve their full sentence.
I know the pain Jordan must carry and his family is very high as well. There is no end to the pain this all has caused. Please, all who know these men, do not make the same mistake. Do not drive impaired, do not let anyone you know do this.
Nancy L. Clay, mother of Kale Daren Clay-died at age 23
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wd-elN4_3a8
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Anonymous
12 years ago
He has
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Joshsua Erwin
12 years ago
Free the troop.
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Keith Jean-Baptiste
12 years ago
FREE PETE
B
Bradley Myrick
12 years ago
Please free my soldier.
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Please share this on other pages there is one to keep him in too and has way more sigmatures