what kind of country do we live in?over 24 years in prison! murderers could have
received less of a sentence and sometimes they indeed do.i used to work at CASHFLOW.i
had the opportunity to see chantal almost everyday,she was vibrant courteous and
a good person.if you said hello or good morning she would respond just as pleasent
as she was.sometimes she would even greet you first before you had a chance to
do so.i could not believe my ears when i heard the verdict for her.William I'm
not so sure about,but chantal doesn't deserve the sentence handed to her by far.i
have been railroaded in court before starting way back when i was 10.justice in
America is blind these days,i only hope that with support from friends and family
that i might be able to see her smile and laugh like i was so accustomed while
i worked for her.many thanks to those who have stuck by her side during these
times she truly deserves to have her freedom.keeping such a person like chantal
in prison means that there is one less good person free among us.my best wishes
to chantal, her family, and her many friends.
Mark S. Weldy