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In 1997 Bobby Bostic was only 17 years old when he was sentenced to 241 years in prison. Bobby's inhumane sentence remains in place despite his reform, a Supreme Court ruling that would seem to apply, the judge who sentenced him admitting her mistake, and bi-partisan support in Jefferson City.
Israel Collier tells Bobby's story and the details of the injustices that keep him from freedom. She also lets us know how we can advocate for Bobby.
Find your Missouri Rep. and tell them to support H.B. 636 https://house.mo.gov/
Sign a petition at:
http://chng.it/gkvrc9YccR
https://diy.rootsaction.org/petitions/undo-unconstitutional-life-without-parole-sentence-for-bobby-bostic
https://action.aclu.org/petition/mo-clemency-for-bobby-bostic
Connect on Twitter and Instagram @FreeBobbyBostic
And learn more about Bobby Bostic at www.freebobbybostic.com/
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In 1997 Bobby Bostic was only 17 years old when he was sentenced to 241 years in prison. Bobby's inhumane sentence remains in place despite his reform, a Supreme Court ruling that would seem to apply, the judge who sentenced him admitting her mistake, and bi-partisan support in Jefferson City.
Israel Collier tells Bobby's story and the details of the injustices that keep him from freedom. She also lets us know how we can advocate for Bobby.
Find your Missouri Rep. and tell them to support H.B. 636 https://house.mo.gov/
Sign a petition at:
http://chng.it/gkvrc9YccR
https://diy.rootsaction.org/petitions/undo-unconstitutional-life-without-parole-sentence-for-bobby-bostic
https://action.aclu.org/petition/mo-clemency-for-bobby-bostic
Connect on Twitter and Instagram @FreeBobbyBostic
And learn more about Bobby Bostic at www.freebobbybostic.com/