Ryan Jurvakainen, NO DEALS NO PLEA BARGINS For Kayla Chapman's Murderer, D'Anthony Leslie Williams.
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Kristin Lewis
7 years ago
Justice for Kayla. Throw away the key
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Karen
7 years ago
No plea deal
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Bruce Hightower
7 years ago
Don't abolish hanging
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April williams
7 years ago
She was my best freind my sister she has a heart of gold hes intent was to go in and kill he deserves the maximum no chance of parole or plea deal straight to lock up!!
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Ryan Pennington
7 years ago
D'Anthony Leslie Williams has been committing serious crimes since the age of 11. Please keep this lifelong criminal off the streets.
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Dustin Smith
7 years ago
I hope the judge throws the book at this sorry excuse for a human being.
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John Joseph Heidler
7 years ago
Lets tell Inslee to re instate the death penalty
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Jennifer Saintonge
7 years ago
Justice for Kayla
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Jessica Moore
7 years ago
He doesn't deserve a plea deal...
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Teresa
7 years ago
Max sentence absoulity ! She deserves justice!
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Maison Cay
7 years ago
Honestly he should get the death penalty
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Chassidy lemmons
7 years ago
Life in prison without parole
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Jackie Baker
7 years ago
Make that POS rot
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Greg Frost
7 years ago
This man has shown that he is on the way to having a career as a hardened Criminal, he does not need to get out of jail he needs to serve life. Since we don't have the death penalty in this state this man must remain in jail for the remainder of his life.
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Brian Lheureux
7 years ago
No deals take this all the way to trial. No one deserves to die especially in the hands of someone else
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Holly Rosemilligan
7 years ago
This guy stole Kayla's life an everyone who ever knew here. She was the most amazing women. He deserves the death penalty but if all else he needs the max with no max there's no justice.
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Katherine McNally
7 years ago
No Deals for any of them
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Cayce Lubinski
7 years ago
It's not right to take someone's life over petty cash in a register. Kayla and I went to high school together. She was one of the first people to befriend me. She was kind and thoughtful. She didnt do anything wrong but show up to work. This man deserves the full amount of time for killing a wonderful, loving woman who did nothing but her job.
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Gordon Grasser
7 years ago
The killer's intentions obviously were to kill the young woman. Mercy of any kind is not warranted.
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Anne Fromm
7 years ago
He never should have been released. He was still on parole. There is no way he deserves any kind of deal.
Justice for Kayla. Throw away the key
No plea deal
Don't abolish hanging
She was my best freind my sister she has a heart of gold hes intent was to go in and kill he deserves the maximum no chance of parole or plea deal straight to lock up!!
D'Anthony Leslie Williams has been committing serious crimes since the age of 11. Please keep this lifelong criminal off the streets.
I hope the judge throws the book at this sorry excuse for a human being.
Lets tell Inslee to re instate the death penalty
Justice for Kayla
He doesn't deserve a plea deal...
Max sentence absoulity ! She deserves justice!
Honestly he should get the death penalty
Life in prison without parole
Make that POS rot
This man has shown that he is on the way to having a career as a hardened Criminal, he does not need to get out of jail he needs to serve life. Since we don't have the death penalty in this state this man must remain in jail for the remainder of his life.
No deals take this all the way to trial. No one deserves to die especially in the hands of someone else
This guy stole Kayla's life an everyone who ever knew here. She was the most amazing women. He deserves the death penalty but if all else he needs the max with no max there's no justice.
No Deals for any of them
It's not right to take someone's life over petty cash in a register. Kayla and I went to high school together. She was one of the first people to befriend me. She was kind and thoughtful. She didnt do anything wrong but show up to work. This man deserves the full amount of time for killing a wonderful, loving woman who did nothing but her job.
The killer's intentions obviously were to kill the young woman. Mercy of any kind is not warranted.
He never should have been released. He was still on parole. There is no way he deserves any kind of deal.