This petition seeks justice for Ayla Egotik-Learn and Braylee Alyna Beasley by urging the Alberta Board of Pardons and Paroles to deny parole for Christopher William Beasley. We believe that Mr. Beasley should serve life in prison to ensure justice is served and to protect the community from potential harm. Child loss is a life sentence served one day at a time.

On an emotional level, this case holds immense personal significance. Losing a loved one to violence is a devastating experience, and granting parole could reinstate the trauma experienced by Ayla’s Mother and Sister , Ayla Egotik-Learn and Braylee Alyna Beasley deserve justice, and it's imperative that their memories are honoured through a fair and just legal process. Parole, in this instance, would undermine the severity of the crime and the pain endured by their families.

Statistically, premature release of offenders has been correlated with higher rates of recidivism. According to a study by the Public Safety Canada, offenders released early are 37% more likely to reoffend. This is a significant concern that cannot be overlooked. Allowing Mr. Beasley to be released on parole could pose unforeseen risks to the community and erase the sense of justice provided by his conviction.

The Alberta Board of Pardons and Paroles has a crucial role in maintaining the integrity and safety of our community. We respectfully call upon you to adhere to these responsibilities by denying parole for Christopher William Beasley. Doing so would prevent potential harm and uphold the justice system's commitment to protect its citizens and uphold the rule of law.

Please join this cause and support the victims' families by signing this petition, advocating that Christopher William Beasley remains incarcerated for life. Your signature can make a difference in advocating for justice and community safety. Sign and share this petition now to help us make an impactful change.