FREE JENNIFER

How channel surfing led me on a letter writing campaign... It was near the end of October in 2017 that I was sitting in a rundown sleepout just north of Greymouth on New Zealand's West Coast when I was just channel surfing when I came across a TV program called "Killer Women" on Criminal Investigation; it was presented by Piers Morgan. On this particular episode was one featuring a young lady aged 24 who as a 16 year old masterminded the slaughter of her own family. Her father survived to tell the tale but her mother and two brothers did not. The woman's name is Erin Caffey and she came across as someone who could be the girl next door.  The story is an interesting one; you can watch it on youtube by typing in Erin Caffey in the search engine. There are aspects of the case which I believe are not right and they are; 1. Erin was just 16 while her three co offenders were 18+ therefore shouldn't they take the balance of responsibility for this. 2. It was

FLORIDA JUSTICE SYSTEM NEEDS CHANGING Written by R. A. Stewart Jennifer Mee was sentenced to life without parole after she was found guilty of participating in a fatal robbery. Under Florida law, all those who take part in a robbery where someone dies is equally guilty of murder irrespective of whether they were directly or indirectly involved in the death. In Jennifer's case, she set up a date with a young man after he contacted her on facebook but robbery rather than romance was her motive; her two male companions carried out the robbery or mugging as it would be more aptly described as. Jennifer's date was shot during the struggle which followed. There was widespread interest in the case because Jennifer gained notoriety as a teenager as the "Hiccup Girl," after having an uncontrollable problem of hiccups. Compare Jennifer's sentence with that of others who have received the same sentence.  She has received the same sentence as a serial murderer.

Campaign for Jennifer Mee’s freedom Jennifer Mee was sentenced to life imprisonment without the possibility of parole after being involved in a fatal robbery with two other associates. She arranged to meet a young man for a date after they met through Facebook however, her motive was robbery. Her male friends carried out the mugging but in the process, a scuffle followed with one of the young men shooting the victim. Jennifer, it is understood was not even at the scene of the robbery. She never even intended for this to happen.. In Florida, all participants in a fatal robbery are equally charged with murder. The severity of the sentence has shocked a lot of people and the question should really be asked "How does this compare with other cases of murder?" One just needs to read the newspapers or watch television to know there are some horrific cases. The judge had the opportunity to use his discretion here so why didn't he? one wrong + one wrong = one ri