

Justice for Justin- Free the accused!
The Issue
On May 10, 2019 Justin was portrayed to be a monster.
Being accused of being a vigilante, Justin has been sitting in Prince Williams Manassas Regional Adult Detention Center for almost three years, without a trail. They are trying to quiet his voice! He is being rail-roaded and needs someone to really listen to what he has to say, giving him an opportunity to explain his innocence!
Justin is a father, husband, advocate, mentor and spiritual man. We are asking for your support; small and large to assist in getting him home with his family, where he belongs.
Justin Myrick is a family man. He has a son
that he adores and has helped me raise my five children as his own, even though
he was a young man in his 20’s.
When he got out of jail in 2013, he swore
that he would not do anything to go back. He wanted to put those childish
choices behind him. He had a family, something that he always wanted.
He wanted to be an example that your past does not define you and you
can always turn your life around. My husband is big on family time. He
believed in exposing the children to different cultures, beliefs, and sites. He
knew that the more exposure the children received, the more likely they would
achieve greatness and not have a fear of the world around them. He wanted them
to be proud of their heritage and be the change society needed to make a
difference in the world. Justin made
sure we all knew of the shoulders we are standing on, to look at what our
ancestors did to get us here and that we need to pass the torch on. Just always
spoke about building in our own community and loving our fellow brother and
sister. Not to compete within the culture but to uplift. He was about uniting
our race, buying, and banking “Black”. Keeping wealth in the community. Justin
prided himself on showing society that black Husbands and Fathers do still
exist. That a person is not where they came from, but who they want to become.
He spoke endlessly about
starting a mentor program to help bridge the gap of black families, pushing
them to read and build knowledge to gain power.
Justin also did not allow his spiritual
journey to be placed in a box, he would research different religions and
theories to expand his spiritual walk, to help him get a better understanding
of humanity.
My husband is so young, with so much to
offer the generations coming behind him.
I just wish someone would take the
time to get to know the person and not just see an inmate. To not judge him
based on the accusations but to just give him a fair and unbiased chance,
In
Jesus Name.

Victory
The Issue
On May 10, 2019 Justin was portrayed to be a monster.
Being accused of being a vigilante, Justin has been sitting in Prince Williams Manassas Regional Adult Detention Center for almost three years, without a trail. They are trying to quiet his voice! He is being rail-roaded and needs someone to really listen to what he has to say, giving him an opportunity to explain his innocence!
Justin is a father, husband, advocate, mentor and spiritual man. We are asking for your support; small and large to assist in getting him home with his family, where he belongs.
Justin Myrick is a family man. He has a son
that he adores and has helped me raise my five children as his own, even though
he was a young man in his 20’s.
When he got out of jail in 2013, he swore
that he would not do anything to go back. He wanted to put those childish
choices behind him. He had a family, something that he always wanted.
He wanted to be an example that your past does not define you and you
can always turn your life around. My husband is big on family time. He
believed in exposing the children to different cultures, beliefs, and sites. He
knew that the more exposure the children received, the more likely they would
achieve greatness and not have a fear of the world around them. He wanted them
to be proud of their heritage and be the change society needed to make a
difference in the world. Justin made
sure we all knew of the shoulders we are standing on, to look at what our
ancestors did to get us here and that we need to pass the torch on. Just always
spoke about building in our own community and loving our fellow brother and
sister. Not to compete within the culture but to uplift. He was about uniting
our race, buying, and banking “Black”. Keeping wealth in the community. Justin
prided himself on showing society that black Husbands and Fathers do still
exist. That a person is not where they came from, but who they want to become.
He spoke endlessly about
starting a mentor program to help bridge the gap of black families, pushing
them to read and build knowledge to gain power.
Justin also did not allow his spiritual
journey to be placed in a box, he would research different religions and
theories to expand his spiritual walk, to help him get a better understanding
of humanity.
My husband is so young, with so much to
offer the generations coming behind him.
I just wish someone would take the
time to get to know the person and not just see an inmate. To not judge him
based on the accusations but to just give him a fair and unbiased chance,
In
Jesus Name.

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Petition created on January 28, 2022
