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Post by Guest on Jun 14, 2009 7:01:19 GMT -5
:)Does anyone know this person? If so how?
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Post by thinkinkmesa on Jun 14, 2009 23:51:23 GMT -5
I don't know him, but was there anything in particular you needed to know?
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Post by guest on Jun 15, 2009 5:05:12 GMT -5
i know he writes to some people like myself just wondered who some of them may be
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Post by thinkinkmesa on Jun 17, 2009 1:51:54 GMT -5
This is just my own personal opinion, but I feel the best person to ask this question would be the inmate himself. That's how I would wish to be treated and would extend the same courtesy.
Perhaps if you present the question and your reasons for wanting to know, you may get the information you are interested in. IE; networking, support system, etc. Of course, keep in mind this may not be information that he is at liberty to share without asking first.
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Post by oneandonly on Jun 21, 2009 17:27:24 GMT -5
I know him. Email me at 1andonlywifey@live.com if you want to talk.
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Post by bbf3610 on Mar 20, 2010 17:45:02 GMT -5
I do know Shawn, i have been writing to him for 7 or so years now
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Post by thinkinkmesa on May 25, 2011 12:17:04 GMT -5
Clemency phase Too many questions surround the murder conviction of Shawn Hawkins. The governor should commute his death sentence to life without parole On May 12, the Ohio Parole Board issued a rare recommendation. Seven members unanimously advised the governor to grant executive clemency in the case of Shawn Hawkins, who sits on death row, convicted in 1989 of murder in the shooting deaths of two men in Cincinnati. Now John Kasich must act on the advice, halting the execution scheduled for June 14, commuting the death sentence to life in prison without parole. The parole board hardly has the reputation of a soft touch. It still ''does not doubt that Shawn Hawkins was involved in this horrific killing of two young men.'' What the board found in examining the record is that ''many aspects of the Hawkins conviction are troubling.'' It reached the conclusion that it ''is not confident in the death sentence.'' Worth stressing, again, is the irreversible quality of the death penalty. Once the lethal injection takes place, there is no room for correcting errors or making amends. Thus, a state must take extraordinary care in capital punishment, narrowing the possibilities of commiting a grievous mistake. More;www.ohio.com/editorial/opinions/122556799.html
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