My name is Roxanne, and Jeff Culbreath's story is deeply personal to me. Over 30 years ago, Jeff was wrongfully convicted for a crime he did not commit. He has spent the majority of his life behind bars for a crime he was innocent of, separated from his family, his community, and deprived of the life he should have lived.

The conviction rested on questionable evidence and unreliable testimony. No physical evidence linked Jeff to the crime scene. Despite numerous appeals and a growing recognition of potential miscarriages of justice, Jeff remains behind bars, a living testimony to a system that can sometimes fail those it is meant to protect.

In recent years, new evidence has been brought to light, shedding doubt on the initial conviction. Witnesses have recanted their testimonies, and various legal experts have voiced concerns over the integrity of the trial. Such developments highlight the urgent need for a fresh and thorough review of Jeff’s case during his parole hearing.

Jeff has been a model inmate, dedicating his time to study, rehabilitation, and mentoring fellow inmates. His parole would not only reunite him with his family but also allow him to contribute positively to society—something he has long been determined to do.

We urge the parole board to consider these facts carefully and with compassion. Reviewing Jeff's case with openness and an unbiased perspective could rectify a grave injustice.

Your support is crucial. By signing this petition, you lend your voice to justice, to fairness, and to the hope that Jeff Culbreath can once again be a free man to live out his remaining years with dignity and peace.

Please sign this petition today and help secure a fair chance for Jeff Culbreath.