Showing posts with label Ohio Parole Board; Friends of Owen and Martin Kilbane; CURE-OHIO. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ohio Parole Board; Friends of Owen and Martin Kilbane; CURE-OHIO. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Monday, March 1, 2010
Suggested letter to Ohio Parole Board
Dear friends,
Below is a suggested letter to the Ohio Parole Board, asking them to release us after our thirty years of incarceration. Thank you and God bless.
A Friend of the Kilbane Brothers
(your address here)
(your hometown, state and zipcode)
(Your phone # - optional)
(Your e-mail address – optional)
Date
Cynthia B. Mausser, Chair
Department of Rehabilation and Correction
770 W. Broad
Columbus, OH 43222
RE: Owen Kilbane 148-329
Martin Kilbane 148-299
Dear Ms. Mausser,
(USE YOUR OWN WORDS HERE)
Please allow these men, who have done their time, the freedom of their remaining years. It’s the right thing to do.
Sincerely,
Below is a suggested letter to the Ohio Parole Board, asking them to release us after our thirty years of incarceration. Thank you and God bless.
A Friend of the Kilbane Brothers
(your address here)
(your hometown, state and zipcode)
(Your phone # - optional)
(Your e-mail address – optional)
Date
Cynthia B. Mausser, Chair
Department of Rehabilation and Correction
770 W. Broad
Columbus, OH 43222
RE: Owen Kilbane 148-329
Martin Kilbane 148-299
Dear Ms. Mausser,
(USE YOUR OWN WORDS HERE)
Please allow these men, who have done their time, the freedom of their remaining years. It’s the right thing to do.
Sincerely,
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
CURE-Ohio speaks out for Friends of the Kilbane Brothers
Dear Sir,
I write to Owen Kilbane from time to time and he referred me to your website. I was astounded to learn so much about the brothers that never came out in correspondence, primarily their strong Irish affiliation and their history as young men. Quite fascinating; a nice job on your part! Thank you!
I urge you to update the website with the depressing news that the brothers were flopped again. The Ohio Parole Board is SO out of control, keeping these older, Old-Law prisoners longer and longer. If released now, many of them could still find some productive work, support themselves, earn a few SS credits, and pay taxes. Kept longer, they are more likely to develop chronic medical problems, so when they are released they will need medical assistance or a nursing home--at taxpayer expense. The parole board doesn't seem to ever look at those ramifications.
Karen Thimmes
Columbus, OH
(board member of CURE-Ohio,
Citizens United for Rehabilitation of Errants)
I write to Owen Kilbane from time to time and he referred me to your website. I was astounded to learn so much about the brothers that never came out in correspondence, primarily their strong Irish affiliation and their history as young men. Quite fascinating; a nice job on your part! Thank you!
I urge you to update the website with the depressing news that the brothers were flopped again. The Ohio Parole Board is SO out of control, keeping these older, Old-Law prisoners longer and longer. If released now, many of them could still find some productive work, support themselves, earn a few SS credits, and pay taxes. Kept longer, they are more likely to develop chronic medical problems, so when they are released they will need medical assistance or a nursing home--at taxpayer expense. The parole board doesn't seem to ever look at those ramifications.
Karen Thimmes
Columbus, OH
(board member of CURE-Ohio,
Citizens United for Rehabilitation of Errants)
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