This petition is being started because Wyman Dale Brown is coming back up for parole.  During every Parole Hearing he has told a different story. In the last hearing he said if we had been at the house when he came back from killing my father; he would of killed us. My father was brutally murdered on a gravel road. He had so many stab wounds and his throat was cut. Based on the autopsy,  my father had defensive wounds which meant he was fighting for his life. I am just trying to prevent this from happening to another family. Based on each parole hearing he is still not telling the truth about things and I think if he is released he will kill again. Please sign this petition to let the Parole Board know you are against him being paroled. Do you want to take a chance that he could murder your father, mother, daughter, son, sister, brother, friend or neighbor? 

This crime has changed my life and my families life forever. My mother was 46 and left to raise her children the best she could and to help each of us to deal with this tragedy. My oldest brother was 24 and had to step up and try to help take care of us. My brother next to me just turned 20 and starting to figure out life. I was 19 and my father was the man I looked up too. My sister below me was going on 14 and my youngest sister was 9 and they both needed their father. After this event, my mom stayed strong to help us but she was grieving inside and wanting this to be a bad dream. My oldest brother has given up on a good life because he doesn’t think he should have one. My brother, next to me, is so angry that he lashes out and hurts people he loves because of the hurt he has inside. Me, I have so many issues with trust and I have a wall up to protect me from getting hurt again and to keep away from people. The last thing I said to my father the night he was murdered was, I wish you would die because he threw the car ashtray out the window. Being a teenager you say this and sometimes those things you can never take back. I dropped him off at the place he met his murderer and not at the place he wanted to be dropped off. It has taken me years and years to forgive myself for those things. I have started putting the blame on the person to blame, Wyman Dale Brown. 
My sister below me has tried to hurt herself several times and drinks so much to try to keep the pain away. She blames herself because he was going to the hospital to see her and Brown murdered him. I pray one day she will release the hurt and pain and to realized she was not the blame that Wyman Brown is the blame. My youngest sister has so much hate and anger that she lashes out at people before they lash out to hurt her. She was so young and never had the chance to know her father like her older siblings did. 
My father never got to see his children get married, see his grandchildren, or his great grandchildren. This is what was taken from him and also taken from us. 
Life is so important and precious. Think about your life and if you would like to go down this journey we have been forced to do. I have forgiven so I would be out of the prison I had allowed myself to be in. Even though I have forgiven I will continue to fight to keep Wyman Brown in prison to prevent him from doing this again to another family.  He has not shown remorse for what he has done and he continues to tell different stories each Parole Hearing. Thank you for your support in this matter.