Post by CCADP on Jul 29, 2005 20:36:37 GMT -5
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Posted on Fri, Jul. 29, 2005
Web site carries message from Scott Peterson
HE THANKS SUPPORTERS IN FIRST PUBLIC STATEMENT SINCE TRIAL
By Dan Reed
Mercury News
Scott Peterson: Dead man talking.
In his first public statement since being condemned to death for killing his wife and unborn baby, Peterson reached out to his supporters, thanking them for their kindness and encouragement.
His message, posted this week, is on a Candadian anti-death penalty Web site that hosts web pages for more than 500 death row inmates.
The web pages have ``poetry, art work, case information, legal documentation, writings,'' said co-founder Tracy Lamourie, ``basically, whatever the person wants to provide to be posted.
Peterson's page went up after one of his supporters contacted the group, the Canadian Coalition Against the Death Penalty. They then contacted Peterson, by mail, to see what he wanted to say.
Among other things, he said:
``Thank You. For me, the amount of support we have received is just incredible. Those who have decided to reach out to our family have made such a difference. The thoughtfulness and benevolence shown is a source of strength and spirit, an affirmation of considerate community.''
The Web site is www.ccadp.org/scottpeterson.htm
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Contact Dan Reed at dreed@mercurynews.com or (408) 920-5771.
Posted on Fri, Jul. 29, 2005
Web site carries message from Scott Peterson
HE THANKS SUPPORTERS IN FIRST PUBLIC STATEMENT SINCE TRIAL
By Dan Reed
Mercury News
Scott Peterson: Dead man talking.
In his first public statement since being condemned to death for killing his wife and unborn baby, Peterson reached out to his supporters, thanking them for their kindness and encouragement.
His message, posted this week, is on a Candadian anti-death penalty Web site that hosts web pages for more than 500 death row inmates.
The web pages have ``poetry, art work, case information, legal documentation, writings,'' said co-founder Tracy Lamourie, ``basically, whatever the person wants to provide to be posted.
Peterson's page went up after one of his supporters contacted the group, the Canadian Coalition Against the Death Penalty. They then contacted Peterson, by mail, to see what he wanted to say.
Among other things, he said:
``Thank You. For me, the amount of support we have received is just incredible. Those who have decided to reach out to our family have made such a difference. The thoughtfulness and benevolence shown is a source of strength and spirit, an affirmation of considerate community.''
The Web site is www.ccadp.org/scottpeterson.htm
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Contact Dan Reed at dreed@mercurynews.com or (408) 920-5771.