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| thomas blanton I/M 261691 |
thomas blanton, convicted murderer of Four Little Black Girls in Birmingham is scheduled for a parole (click to read story) hearing on this Wednesday, August 3, 2016. It is our responsibility to loudly object to his being released. His reckless disregard resulted in murder of innocent children. He should die in prison... We must stand strong and vocal in our opposition of his release. Please take a moment to contact the Alabama State Parole Board and let them know.
CALL TO ACTION:
We must join the Alabama NAACP and others and express our displeasure.
Alabama Board of Pardons and Paroles
301 South Ripley Street, Montgomery, AL 36130
Phone: 334.353.7771 - 334.353.8067
Fax: 334.353.9400
General Information: questions@paroles.alabama.gov
Victim Services: Victim.Services@paroles.alabama.gov
We must join the Alabama NAACP and others and express our displeasure.
Alabama Board of Pardons and Paroles
301 South Ripley Street, Montgomery, AL 36130
Phone: 334.353.7771 - 334.353.8067
Fax: 334.353.9400
General Information: questions@paroles.alabama.gov
Victim Services: Victim.Services@paroles.alabama.gov
The Chairman of the Parole Board, Cliff Walker, is a Black Man. Give him the tools he needs to be encouraged to do the right thing and deny this inmate'e release. "... he has never accepted responsibility for the bombing or expressed any remorse..." Let's respond in kind. Call, Email, Write! Do Something to Lift Your Voice & Be Heard!!!
Hearing Scheduled for Wednesday, August 3, 2016
BLANTON, THOMAS EDWIN JR 216691 08/03/2016
EXCERPT:
The president of the Alabama NAACP, Bernard Simelton, said releasing Blanton at a time when protests are occurring nationwide over police killings of black people would send a horrible message. NAACP chapters statewide are sending letters in opposition to Blanton’s release, and the Birmingham chapter is sending a busload of people to oppose parole, he said.
The president of the Alabama NAACP, Bernard Simelton, said releasing Blanton at a time when protests are occurring nationwide over police killings of black people would send a horrible message. NAACP chapters statewide are sending letters in opposition to Blanton’s release, and the Birmingham chapter is sending a busload of people to oppose parole, he said.
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| Densie McNair, Addie Mae Collins, Cynthia Wesley, Carole Robertson |
Be sure to do your part. Keep him incarcerated for their sake.
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I called. I was advised by the woman who answered the telephone that my name has been added to the "protest list".
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