Saturday Vigil for Christopher Pittman in Chester, SC

Yahoo Group ^ | 3/18/2005 | LARA ISAAC

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Media Alert

Friends of Christopher Candle Light Vigil

What: Candle Light Vigil in support of Christopher Pittman and all of South Carolina’s children.

Who: Christopher’s young friends who live in Chester, SC and other supporters from around the southeast who are concerned about the persecution of children as adults will gather in Chester for a candle light vigil in support of justice for South Carolina’s children and in support of Christopher Pittman.

When: Saturday, March 19, 2005 at 6:30 pm

Where: New Hope United Methodist Church 2149 West Chester School Rd. Chester, SC 29706

Background: Concerned citizens and individuals from around the world remain focused in their efforts to seek reform in the South Carolina judicial system. . Support groups for Christopher Pittman began almost immediately on Internet chat groups and bulletin boards that evolved into a worldwide coalition. Its main goal is to bring justice to Christopher Pittman and a sense of what is right and proper back to the people of South Carolina and the country. The coalition involvement has resulted in a massive number of e-mails, and letters to the governor, legislators, and judge to protest this injustice. This coalition will not stop until justice is reached in the Christopher Pittman case and Christopher is granted either a new, fair trial or an age appropriate sentence. For more information, visit www.justiceforjuveniles.org.

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I received this email today from the Yahoo group drugawareness. I have not fully researched Christopher's situation, but I wanted to post this. Due to my own personal family tragedy involving SSRIs (Zoloft, Paxil, Wellbutrin, etc...) I have done a lot of research and I am becoming more and more convinced that something is wrong with these drugs and we need to pay more attention to cases like Christopher's when these drugs are used. SSRIs have been touted to solve all of life's little problems, could they be causing much bigger problems?