FREE JENNIFER

  THIS ARTICLE Jennifer Mee gained notoriety as a teenager as the "Hiccup Girl," as she was suffering from an incurable problem of hiccups but that problem cured itself; however she was involved in a fatal mugging which she set up. She was convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment without the possibility of parole but there are several people who wonder how that could be justified when all of the factors are considered. Is Clemency an option for Jennifer? Written by Bobby Stewart In 2013 Florida woman  Jennifer Mee was convicted of first degree murder and sentenced to life imprisonment without the possibility of parole.  BACKGROUND TO THE CASE As a nineteen year old Jennifer contacted a young man through Facebook and he agreed to go on a date with her. Jennifer's motive was robbery and she arranged to meet the victim at an agreed location but at this place Jennifer's two male friends robbed him and it was during this process that Jennifer's so-called date was f

Questions over Jennifer Mee Case Jennifer Mee was sentenced to life imprisonment without the possibility of parole in 2013 after being found guilty of first degree murder but there are so many factors in this case which do not warrant the sentence she received. BACKGROUND TO THE CASE As a nineteen year old in 2010 Jennifer arranged to meet a young man whom she had contacted through Facebook, but Jennifer was not interested in romance, her motive was robbery and with the help of her two male companions robbed the victim who was fatally shot in the process. Under Florida law, all participants in a fatal robbery/mugging are equally guilty of murder whether they were directly or indirectly involved in the murder. QUESTIONS 1. Was the killing intentional/premeditated? Answer: No 2. Is Jennifer responsible for another person's use of a firearm? Answer: No 3. Did Jennifer use violence in this crime? Answer: No 4. Did Jennifer have any previous convictions? Answer No 5. Did Jennifer have a