The tragic deaths of Duncan and Jack Connolly are still fresh in the minds and emotions of our community. When tragedy strikes, we often point fingers and place unjust blame. Judge Souk is a caring and compassionate person both inside and outside the courtroom. His job is to uphold the law and make the best decisions he can based upon the evidence presented to him. Judge Souk is currently living out his worst nightmare. His intentions were not of ill-will, but hopeful of keeping a family together. Please help show your support for Judge Souk and place blame only on where it is due.
I am honestly overwhelmed to see that two hundred and fifty people have chosen to support Judge Souk. This is entirely down to the kindness you have shown and it is much more than I ever imagined would happen.
Reached 250 supporters
April 3, 2009
Reached 100 supporters
April 1, 2009
6 Comments
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Karen Hudson
17 years ago
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STOP BLAMING THE JUDGE! He had the best intentions for those boys. Heartbreaking situation for everyone involved.
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Mike Harvey
17 years ago
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Ridiculous that people are trying to ruin his career over this. Nobody knows what they would do in his shoes. He made a call based on the facts.
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Sarah Sharpe
17 years ago
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This poor man is being torn apart for just trying to do the right thing by a struggling family. Everyone needs to leave him alone.
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Brian Owens
17 years ago
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People love to hunt for someone to blame when life is just cruel. He was trying to keep a family together, that is all. Give him a break.
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David Walsh
17 years ago
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Total witch hunt. He is a good man.
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Linda Becker
17 years ago
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Prayers for the family and for Judge Souk. He has always been fair and decent in his courtroom.
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The tragic deaths of Duncan and Jack Connolly are still fresh in the minds and emotions of our community. When tragedy strikes, we often point fingers and place unjust blame. Judge Souk is a caring and compassionate person both inside and outside the courtroom. His job is to uphold the law and make the best decisions he can based upon the evidence presented to him. Judge Souk is currently living out his worst nightmare. His intentions were not of ill-will, but hopeful of keeping a family together. Please help show your support for Judge Souk and place blame only on where it is due.
I am honestly overwhelmed to see that two hundred and fifty people have chosen to support Judge Souk. This is entirely down to the kindness you have shown and it is much more than I ever imagined would happen.
Reached 250 supporters
April 3, 2009
Reached 100 supporters
April 1, 2009
6 Comments
K
Karen Hudson
17 years ago
Featured
STOP BLAMING THE JUDGE! He had the best intentions for those boys. Heartbreaking situation for everyone involved.
M
Mike Harvey
17 years ago
Featured
Ridiculous that people are trying to ruin his career over this. Nobody knows what they would do in his shoes. He made a call based on the facts.
S
Sarah Sharpe
17 years ago
Featured
This poor man is being torn apart for just trying to do the right thing by a struggling family. Everyone needs to leave him alone.
B
Brian Owens
17 years ago
Featured
People love to hunt for someone to blame when life is just cruel. He was trying to keep a family together, that is all. Give him a break.
D
David Walsh
17 years ago
Featured
Total witch hunt. He is a good man.
L
Linda Becker
17 years ago
Featured
Prayers for the family and for Judge Souk. He has always been fair and decent in his courtroom.
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STOP BLAMING THE JUDGE! He had the best intentions for those boys. Heartbreaking situation for everyone involved.