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The state has approved the motion for Aaron to be transferred to a medical facility for the urgent care he requires. His path to recovery now begins because so many of you acknowledged his humanity and right to treatment. We will monitor his progress closely as he transitions into this …

September 24, 2016

clemency,pardon, or commutation of sentence

clemency,pardon, or commutation of sentence

🏆 Won — 354 supporters Verified

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Started by Angela Wanless 10 years, 8 months ago

I am petitioning for clemency,full pardon,or commutation of sentence and the release of Aaron Wanless prisoner of the state of FL. I am requesting the release of Aaron to an inpatient treatment facility to have an immediate emergency medical intervention. Aaron was recently diagnosed Bipolar and is incarcerated and being refused appropriate psychotropic medications. I would like him to be stabilized. I do believe in his innocence and his civil rights are being violated at this time. Aaron is a good father, husband,veteran and friend who over the years became very mentally ill and was currently receiving ineffective treatment at the VA hospital Eglin AFB. After many years of treatment and failed medication attempts Aaron became a very broken man. He has been wrongly convicted of 5 felonies and facing a mandatory minimum sentence of at least 40 years. Please, if you know my husband and can speak of his true character and believe he needs and deserves treatment please sign today. Aaron is facing life in prison without possibility of parole and may never receive the help he needs. Your signature can help save the life of a very redeemable man. Thank you!

Updates

September 9, 2016

The petition has now reached two hundred and fifty signatures. I am grateful for this clear demonstration of concern regarding the medical conditions Aaron is facing while incarcerated. Our primary objective remains securing the emergency intervention he requires to stabilize his health.

Reached 250 supporters

September 8, 2016

July 5, 2016

The momentum behind this petition continues to grow with unexpected speed. Your support provides clear evidence that there is a collective desire to see Aaron receive the medical intervention he requires.

Reached 100 supporters

January 30, 2016

January 29, 2016

The number of signatures is nearing one hundred. Please continue to circulate this petition so that Aaron receives the medical attention he requires.

139 Comments

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Anonymous
10 years ago Featured

This man fought for our country, dedicated his life to protecting millions of strangers- the men and women that internalize the training alone are changed drastically forever, he deserves treatment, rehabilitation, and his life back- not prison.

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Clint Aden
10 years ago Featured

Unfortunate situation. The man asked for help. Certainly not the first time our VA has failed those they serve. Clearly he has a loving and supportive family. His boys need their Daddy. He needs help not prison

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Margie James
10 years ago Featured

Please allowed or Veterans to get the medical help they deserve. I've seen murders only sentenced 2 or 3 years and Arron has already served 2 years in jail without a trial! The is shameless on the part of a police force, a police force that I've always admired! Please help out Vets!

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Nelida Z Cordova
9 years ago Featured

I know this young man and I worked in the Mental Health Filed. This is a huge discrepancy and injustice. A trap for the disable. He can be treated and live normal life. He is a great person with lot of potential to be the father his children deserve.

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Jessica Murie
10 years ago Featured

I have known Aaron Wanless for many years through our church. He is a devoted husband and father of two wonderful children. He is not a violent individual, he needs to be granted proper medical care.

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Angela Mandley
10 years ago Featured

I met Aaron and his wife when my youngest son, who is now 9, was in pre-school with their son. Aaron was always kind and helped out frequently with the class. Please allow him to receive appropriate mental health care.

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Anonymous
1 year ago

All U.S. Prisons are Privatized, the U.S. maintains the highest prison population Globally. Aprx 1,767,200 It Is By Desiegn. Free is a lie you keep be-lie-ving until wake up like Aaron. There are 2 United States, ones a Corporation that operates only in Commerce & will Charge you. "I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America (corporation) - AND - to the Republic for which it stands...... 1 country, 1 corp., under 1 Nation. Get Educated cuz its only gonna get worse if not.

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Kathy Sellers
6 years ago

Mental health disorders are a disease just like diabetes is a disease and can be treated successfully. A diabetic doesn’t belong in jail and neither do the mentally ill.