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Reprieve’s Clive Stafford thanks Kris Maharaj’s supporters
In 2002, Reprieve’s work on his case led to a reduction in his sentence to life imprisonment. On 9th January, 2015, Judge William Thomas in Miami denied our request to have Kris’s conviction overturned. We plan to appeal Judge Thomas’s … Continue reading
Gretl Plessinger’s dual role in the gassing death of inmate Randall Jordan-Arparo.
After Florida inmate’s lethal gassing, claims of cover-up – Political Currents – MiamiHerald.com The FDLE report said: “Though inmate Jordan-Aparo did complain numerous times of medical problems commencing four 4 days prior to this death, it is not the scope … Continue reading
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@Florida_Today and the tale of two suicides: Robin Williams, Richard Mair
Williams death encourages talk about depression Studies show that depression and other similar mental conditions such as the onset of anxiety affect one out of five Americans at any time, according to the CDC. The triggers can be anything: a … Continue reading
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