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PETITION TO GOVENOR JOHN BEL EDWARDS TO DENY THE PAROLE OF SAMUEL GABRAITH

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Unbelievable that parole is even considered this early for such a violent offence!

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Pam Shatbeno
9 years ago

Horrible justice. He should be put to death for taking a life

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Krystal Tilley
9 years ago

We need to keep people like this behind bars

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Eugenia Adams
9 years ago

Keep violent prisoners in jail for the full prison sentence and notify family members of victims before releasing the prisoners.

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Julia Kocke
9 years ago

Do not free that murderer.

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Valeria Branch
9 years ago

Please don't release this "animal"!!

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Please do NOT grant this man parole. He is a menace to society and obviously thought he had gotten away with murder.

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Jaime Erwin
9 years ago

This is absurd. They are releasing a convicted murderer suspected of additional violent crimes. How could this have happened? Releasing this man puts the lives of innocent and unsuspecting people at risk. He violently raped and tortured this woman before taking her life and is being released after only serving 17 years. This after continuing to live amongst us freely for 10 years before having to answer for his crime. Justice has NOT been served.

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Cynthia Struckman
9 years ago

No parole for this evil vicious crime....

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Bonnie Wolff
9 years ago

He took her life he doesn't deserve to have a life!!!

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Robert lisicki
9 years ago

Don't let this killer walk our streets. If you do let him stay in your fancy neighborhood. Louisiana doesn't want him!!!

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Danna Steech
9 years ago

This is horrible, and should not even be considered!

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Frances Adams
9 years ago

This man committed a horrendous crime and was found guilty. It's a slap in the face of the Louisiana citizenry to let him out so early. And to NOT properly inform the victim's family is a dirty shame.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

A violent offender such as this should not get away with serving such a small portion of his sentence!

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Anonymous
9 years ago

This man hasn't served the 85% of his sentence that is standard in a reduced sentence plea bargain. If he has truly change that is great but there are still consequences of our actions, even actions we regret and are truly sorry for. Please do not grant this man parole at this time.

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Alicja Paschal
9 years ago

Please keep this murderer in prison. He will kill again I have no daubt.

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Katherine M Tyler
9 years ago

He committed a heinous crime. He should not be allowed to request parole until he has served 85% of his sentence as was expected when he was allowed to plead guilty to reduced charges. Just because he has allegedly "changed" doesnt mean he should be released. There are consequences for every bad action . Changing for the better doesn't erase those consequences. By rewarding him for his "good" behavior, you cheapen the value of his victim's life and premature death. Letting him go free after serving just 17 years for his horrific crime is NOT justice for the victim's family.

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Amanda Kramer
9 years ago

I feel what this man did to that poor woman is aweful, and unforgivable. There should be justice for Mrs. Hill, and her family.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Killers don't deserve good treatment! Please keep him in for the sake of others!

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Stephanie Richards
9 years ago

Keep this danger to society locked up. Or have him executed.