PLEASE SUPPORT CLEMENCY/COMMUTATION FOR MARK LANZILOTTI.
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Matt Luongo
11 years ago
Enough is enough!
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Matt Luongo
11 years ago
Enough is enough!
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Theresa Rotella
11 years ago
So sad, so unfair!
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Theresa Rotella
11 years ago
So sad, so unfair!
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Joseph Lostritto
11 years ago
This man has served more than enough time for his crime. Send him home to his family.
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Joseph Lostritto
11 years ago
This man has served more than enough time for his crime. Send him home to his family.
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Richard Lanzilotti
11 years ago
Everyone makes their mistakes. This, however, is an injustice. I've read many of the laws of incarceration. It is un Godly that a murderer gets less sentence < typically by far> than Mark's sentence than. Fail not to send him home, as he will be under our constant eye.
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Richard Lanzilotti
11 years ago
Everyone makes their mistakes. This, however, is an injustice. I've read many of the laws of incarceration. It is un Godly that a murderer gets less sentence < typically by far> than Mark's sentence than. Fail not to send him home, as he will be under our constant eye.
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Rose Garden
11 years ago
The punishment should fit the crime. Our court system protrayed injustice.
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Rose Garden
11 years ago
The punishment should fit the crime. Our court system protrayed injustice.
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Michael Grass
11 years ago
As Mark's former employer (he was an outstanding employee), I can honestly say that whatever he admitted to doing was the result of being young and foolish. At this point, after 14 years in prison, he is neither young nor foolish. In fact, he is older and wiser than his years. The manner and ease that he was bamboozled into a trial speaks volumes about how a trusting, naive, young man was sacrificed by his defense attorney who had a hidden agenda. Clearly, he has transformed himself into an informed and educated asset to society.
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Michael Grass
11 years ago
As Mark's former employer (he was an outstanding employee), I can honestly say that whatever he admitted to doing was the result of being young and foolish. At this point, after 14 years in prison, he is neither young nor foolish. In fact, he is older and wiser than his years. The manner and ease that he was bamboozled into a trial speaks volumes about how a trusting, naive, young man was sacrificed by his defense attorney who had a hidden agenda. Clearly, he has transformed himself into an informed and educated asset to society.
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Jeff DeLiberis
11 years ago
Mike Conley
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Jeff DeLiberis
11 years ago
Mike Conley
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Eric Stein
11 years ago
We are asking / praying that his time served be considered enough. If anyone deserves compassion and mercy it's Mark. Thank you for your consideration, Eric S.
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Eric Stein
11 years ago
We are asking / praying that his time served be considered enough. If anyone deserves compassion and mercy it's Mark. Thank you for your consideration, Eric S.
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Calvin Kidd
11 years ago
He has served his time let him out . How can others do no time for the same crime . Were the justice .
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Calvin Kidd
11 years ago
He has served his time let him out . How can others do no time for the same crime . Were the justice .
Enough is enough!
Enough is enough!
So sad, so unfair!
So sad, so unfair!
This man has served more than enough time for his crime. Send him home to his family.
This man has served more than enough time for his crime. Send him home to his family.
Everyone makes their mistakes. This, however, is an injustice. I've read many of the laws of incarceration. It is un Godly that a murderer gets less sentence < typically by far> than Mark's sentence than. Fail not to send him home, as he will be under our constant eye.
Everyone makes their mistakes. This, however, is an injustice. I've read many of the laws of incarceration. It is un Godly that a murderer gets less sentence < typically by far> than Mark's sentence than. Fail not to send him home, as he will be under our constant eye.
The punishment should fit the crime. Our court system protrayed injustice.
The punishment should fit the crime. Our court system protrayed injustice.
As Mark's former employer (he was an outstanding employee), I can honestly say that whatever he admitted to doing was the result of being young and foolish. At this point, after 14 years in prison, he is neither young nor foolish. In fact, he is older and wiser than his years. The manner and ease that he was bamboozled into a trial speaks volumes about how a trusting, naive, young man was sacrificed by his defense attorney who had a hidden agenda. Clearly, he has transformed himself into an informed and educated asset to society.
As Mark's former employer (he was an outstanding employee), I can honestly say that whatever he admitted to doing was the result of being young and foolish. At this point, after 14 years in prison, he is neither young nor foolish. In fact, he is older and wiser than his years. The manner and ease that he was bamboozled into a trial speaks volumes about how a trusting, naive, young man was sacrificed by his defense attorney who had a hidden agenda. Clearly, he has transformed himself into an informed and educated asset to society.
Mike Conley
Mike Conley
We are asking / praying that his time served be considered enough. If anyone deserves compassion and mercy it's Mark. Thank you for your consideration, Eric S.
We are asking / praying that his time served be considered enough. If anyone deserves compassion and mercy it's Mark. Thank you for your consideration, Eric S.
He has served his time let him out . How can others do no time for the same crime . Were the justice .
He has served his time let him out . How can others do no time for the same crime . Were the justice .
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