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The parole board finally denied the release of Jerry Neal Carpenter. This monster belongs behind bars and his victims can finally breathe a little easier tonight.

June 11, 2013

Petition Opposing the Parole of Jerry Neal Carpenter, ID# 00119565 Murder Myrtle Chapman, March 25, 1985

Petition Opposing the Parole of Jerry Neal Carpenter, ID# 00119565 Murder Myrtle Chapman, March 25, 1985

🏆 Won — 420 supporters Verified

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Started by Anonymous 13 years, 5 months ago
This is a petition to help the children and grandchild of Myrtle Chapman who was murdered on March 25, 1985 by Jerry Neal Carpenter ID# 00119565. Every signature opposes the release of Jerry Neal Carpenter. Please help this sweet family.

Updates

Reached 250 supporters

May 24, 2013

Reached 100 supporters

April 22, 2013

April 19, 2013

Jerry Neal Carpenter stole a life and he belongs behind bars permanently. We are surging toward one hundred signatures so get this link to everyone you know right now.

14 Comments

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Shannon Farris
11 years ago Featured

I believe this man should stay behind those bars until he is brought out in a pine box

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Shannon Farris
11 years ago Featured

I believe this man should stay behind those bars until he is brought out in a pine box

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Michael Gibson
12 years ago Featured

I oppose the parole of Jerry Neal Carpenter for the murder of Myrtle Chapman, ID# 00119565, March 25, 1985.

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Candace E. Clevenger
12 years ago Featured

Myrt was a wonderful and caring person, she was loved by so many people and her family still grieves. Jerry needs to rot in jail and that's to good for him.

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Mark Saunders
13 years ago Featured

HE TOOK A LIFE SO HE SHOULD GIVE UP HIS FREEDOM FOREVER. KEEP HIM LOCKED UP.

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Linda Marquez
13 years ago Featured

Myrtle was my neighbor and we still miss her every single day. He destroyed a whole family and needs to stay exactly where he is for the rest of his life.

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Tracey Johnson
10 years ago

No killer should be set free to kill again.

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Lisa Brock
10 years ago

Keep him where he is, he made his decision to commit the crime.