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Major Tillery sues the Pennsylvania Department of Corrections

Posted by Nana Baakan Agyiriwah on January 25, 2016 at 10:30pm

Major Tillery

First Amendment Lawsuit Against Retaliation For Fighting for Medical Treatment For Mumia Abu-Jamal and All Prisoners

URGENT UPDATE: PA JUDGE IMMEDIATELY DISMISSED MAJOR TILLERY'S LAWSUIT AS "FRIVOLOUS." MAJOR TILLERY WILL FIGHT THIS IN FEDERAL COURT!

Major Tillery filed a civil rights lawsuit pro se against John Wetzel, Secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of Corrections (DOC), SCI Mahanoy Superintendent John Kerestes, SCI Frackville Superintendent Brenda Tritt and 17 other prison

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Whether a person wants one or not, they are going to have a journey.

Posted by Dave Koch on October 21, 2015 at 1:30pm

Genuinely free help today.

“Whether a person wants one or not, they are going to have a journey. The destinations of their journey are dependent upon the choices they make during their Journey.”

There are very few people who at some point during their life haven’t taken a fall, realized a setback or had to pick him or herself back up and move on with life.

The magnitude of each individual’s challenge is gigantic, because it is his or her personal challenge, which they are living in real time.

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16 Year Old Beaten Coerced and Threatened Into Serving 125 Year Sentence

Posted by Darcy Delaproser on November 10, 2011 at 9:02pm

At The Age of (16) Sixteen - Shanta Jones Was Beaten, Coerced and Threatened Into A Guilty Plea Of Armed Robbery,Rape and Kidnapping. He Was Sentenced to 125 Years And Sent To Parchman Penitentiary.
Shanta K. Jones

by Shanta Jones
http://freeshantajones.blogspot.com/2011/11/16-year-old-beaten-coer...

Shanta Jones maintains his account of what happened on October 18th 1992, and his version includes the admission of robbery. Jones however; adamantly deniesraping Susan Whitehead.

Madison County Mississippi Indict

Mumia & the D.A. candidates

Posted by Ari Merretazon on May 8, 2009 at 5:44am

By MILTON McGRIFFEACH of the candidates for Philadelphia district attorney recently told Daily Newscolumnist Michael Smerconish that, if elected, they'd pursue the death penalty for Mumia Abu-Jamal in the event of a new sentencing hearing or new trial.One, Seth Williams, noted that he'd attended hearings and studied court documents and trial notes before making his decision.Three police reports and a page one Daily News story (Jan. 9, 1982) on preliminary- hearing testimony aren't in the origina

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Major Tillery sues the Pennsylvania Department of Corrections

Whether a person wants one or not, they are going to have a journey.

16 Year Old Beaten Coerced and Threatened Into Serving 125 Year Sentence

Mumia & the D.A. candidates

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