JOSHUA WILLIAMS
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At 18 years old, Joshua was overcome with grief and rage after a fellow protester was killed by police during a peaceful demonstration ~ honoring Michael Brown. In a moment of emotional devastation, he took under $500 in goods and set fire to trash cans outside a nearby store. For this, he was sentenced to 8 years in prison.
Since then, Joshua’s punishment has escalated into cruelty.
. He has spent much of his sentence in maximum-security facilities, despite the nonviolent nature of his actions.
. In 2022 – just prior to his scheduled release – He received an additional two-year sentence following an incident in which staff coercion compelled him to possess a plastic object subsequently classified as a "weapon," under circumstances suggesting he acted out of a perceived necessity for self-defense. Most recently, someone has come forward offering proof
of Joshua’s innocence in the assault.
. Additional time also has been added to Joshua’s sentence due to a drug dependency developed while incarcerated.
. Josh has and continues to endure consistent mistreatment by staff and prolonged periods without access to critical mental health care and medication. He has spent much of the last 5 years in solitary confinement. And attempted suicide two times in 2023.
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JOSH NEEDS A PAROLE and CIVIL ASAP. (We will work beside you)
We urgently need hundreds of letters demanding his release.
Please send letters of support to each of these:
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​LET US RAISE OUR VOICES, LOUD.
TOGETHER WE WILL FREE JOSHUA WILLIAMS!
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just like our leader in this movement whose marched to get us out of slavery just like our leader Dr.king who had a dream I to have a dream a dream where Justice will perveil in a timely matter no matter who you are cop are not if you do wrong you will answer for it I have a dream that one day the pledge of alleges will be followed to what it say I have a dream that one day I will see all my people free from there chains free from there torment free from there pain I seen children healed from cancer babies total health restored to them y'all one day that dream will come true I wanna say this to all my people out there if you have a dream today then you are somebody if you have a dream today then you can persue your dream the thing that makes a dream so special is that it yours nobody eles so you can tell it how you want in nobody can tell you noting about it many people dream but its up to you to find out what you want to do with the dream that count when Dr.king had that dream what he do he stepped on concrete and made his dream a reality he didn't let go of his dream he didn't quit his dream yeah it got hard yeah he might of almost gave up but guess what when it got hard and he felt he might drop that dream he held on tighter and marched harder yall today I want to say to my supporters across the nation your dream might be a big one it might be a small one but whatever you dream make a big outcome out of it whether its small are not cause if the dream formatted in your mind its was big to begin with that's powerful if you think about it so I'm telling you all if that dream you want to see through being to slip hold tight pull your boots up and march harder toward victory cause y'all believe it or not we almost there to the finish line the united states has been fucked up for decades now its our turn to fix in that's not by putting trump back in office we need a person in office that is fair in willing to work with thee America people not against them we need a person in office that's not quick to play nuclear warfare tag with other countries and not put our lives at stake
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Under: Missouri Dept Of Corrections
Joshua Williams ~His DOC #1292002
Crossroads Correctional Center MO.
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