Protect Children and Respect the Jury’s Verdict in the Ryan Tyler Click Case

Ryan Tyler Click was convicted by a jury and sentenced to 40 years in prison after serious allegations involving a child were presented in court. Jurors heard testimony, reviewed evidence, and reached a verdict beyond a reasonable doubt — the highest legal standard in the American justice system.

 

Despite ongoing efforts to portray Ryan as the victim of a corrupt system, it is important to remember that this case was not decided by social media or public opinion. It was decided in a courtroom through testimony, investigation, cross-examination, and deliberation by a jury.

 

Supporters continue circulating petitions and claims suggesting there was “no evidence” or that the case was fabricated. However, the jury was presented with the facts and still found him guilty. Appeals and post-conviction filings are a normal part of the legal process, but they do not erase the seriousness of the conviction or automatically mean a miscarriage of justice occurred.

This petition stands in support of:

• Protecting and believing child victims who come forward

• Respecting the work of jurors, investigators, and the court system

• Rejecting misinformation surrounding this case

• Keeping violent and dangerous offenders accountable for their actions

 

The focus should remain on the safety and healing of the child involved, not on rewriting the narrative to gain sympathy for a convicted offender.

We ask the public to stand with survivors, support accountability, and uphold the jury’s verdict in the Ryan Tyler Click case.

 

You can decide for yourself with some of the public information below. The link may stop working- you can find this case and documents on Mycase and searching Ryan Click.

View some facts of the case