My heart is bursting. On the eve of my first child's birth, my dad - who's been in prison nearly my entire life - was granted clemency. He never intended harm, yet his crime devastated many families. My heart breaks for the families that can never get their loved ones back.
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Replying to @chesaboudin
Lots of people here spouting self rightous, holier than thou bullshit like they never made a mistake. The man did 35 years, who are you to say that wasn't enough? Go back to your rainbow and unicorn bedroom where you pretend you are the princess.
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Replying to @Tracy48632794 @chesaboudin
Made a mistake? He was accessory to murder. Give it a break with the moral equivalency.
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Replying to @JeffreyWinaker @chesaboudin
Again I will point out that he was in PRISON for 35 YEARS already!
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Replying to @Tracy48632794 @chesaboudin
Life means life. Pretty simple. Why a disgraced governor felt he had to circumvent the parole system is beyond me.
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Replying to @JeffreyWinaker @chesaboudin
Maybe he had some info that you and I don't have. Guy drove the getaway car and he did 35 years. The authorities decided he did enough, let him live the rest of his life
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Replying to @Tracy48632794 @chesaboudin
Nobody had any other info. Premeditated plan to drive the getaway car. That’s never been in dispute
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Replying to @JeffreyWinaker @chesaboudin
If he had driven the getaway car and the people that robbed the place hadn't killed anyone (he didn't kill anyone) would you still think he should be doing life? A man should only be punished for his crimes, not what someone did when he wasn't even present
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That’s not the way the law is written
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