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To: Terry L Smith

Is there a way to do something nice for the family members of the inmates who can get to this guy in prison? Is that even allowed?


18 posted on 08/27/2016 4:40:13 AM PDT by Dr. Pritchett
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To: Dr. Pritchett
It is that sentiment that "they" are most afraid with a Trump Presidency.

Meat and potatoes people that walk around and chew gum at the same time actually have a pretty good sense of right and wrong ... and justice ... and we're not too keen on waiting years and years and paying money for an outcame that;

A ... could have been dealt with the same way years ago with less trouble, heartache and money

or

B ... Should have been a death penalty instead of THIS bleeding heart boojit !


And we kind'a feel a little freedom under President Trump

21 posted on 08/27/2016 4:48:05 AM PDT by knarf
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The inmate(s) responsible for taking this animal down could be given additional time off for good behavior or extra ‘benefits’ behind bars (better food, extra TV privileges, etc.).

Just a thought.


34 posted on 08/27/2016 5:40:05 AM PDT by bigredkitty1 (March 5, 2010. Rest in peace, sweet boy. I will miss you, Big Red.)
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To: Dr. Pritchett

dear Dr. Pritchett,

That is a notion that might be explored with whomever might still be the legal contact for those particular inmates. I do think a ‘third party’ action might work, in affording anything towards the families, kids, or any kin so designated. Although, ‘the various New York families’ have done this in the past, with many legal reprisals. Good food for ponderances.


38 posted on 08/27/2016 5:47:16 AM PDT by Terry L Smith
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