Family, friends and loved ones of anyone incarcerated in the Ohio Prison System are encouraged by the Adult Parole Authority to provide evidence of support for their release on parole. One way to do this is through a Letter to the Parole Board showing your support. Letters of support are evidence that you care and are willing to help. You have the right to voice your opinion; all correspondence is taken into consideration.
Please look over Owen and Martin Kilbane's Accomplishment sheets for ideas to mention in any correspondence with the Parole Board. They have served over 30 years on a minimum sentence of 15 years to life and have an excellent prison record.
There are no rules for support letters. It is very important that the Parole Board knows about your support. All letters to the Parole Board are confidential and are not made public. Sending letters of support gives you an opportunity to share in the decision-making p;rocess. Encourage others to write and let their voice be heard. Many prison staff members have told them they have one of the best prison records in the entire prison system.
Letters can be hand-written or typed. Just explain why you feel a parole is good for all concerned; list some of the accomplishments the brothers have achieved while in prison.
Please send a letter to:
Adult Parole Authority
Ms. Cynthia B. Mausser, Chair
770 West Broad St.
Columbus, Ohio 43222. Send a copy to: Friends of the Kilbane Brothers
POB 670685
Northfield, OH 44067 0685.
You can also call the Parole Board Authority at 614-752-1164.
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