Dear Friends,

I once again need your help in furthering the message to free my dad.  Congress is back in session, and it is up to us to provide the pressure than will keep Congress investigating partisan prosecution and the corruption of the Department of Justice (aka: my dad's case).  

Please take a few minutes on January 10th to call your Representative and/or Senator about continuing this investigation.  This is our chance to show those who represent us that prosecuting Democrats over Republicans, for political reasons, will not be tolerated.  Using the Justice Department as a political tool will not be tolerated.  Incriminating one's opponents to win elections will not be tolerated.  

We can have our country back, only if we take action.  Please use your voice January 10th and call your Congressperson(s)!   Lets welcome 2008 with our combined voice for liberty and justice.   Information on how to reach your Congressperson can be found at http://www.congress.org/...

Thank you for your continued efforts to free my dad!
Love,
Dana

It is Christmas Eve, and I cannot sleep.  It is not because I am giddy over Santa's arrival or anticipating the treats that await when I arise.  I cannot sleep for one simple reason.  My dad has to spend Christmas in prison while his conspirators are free to celebrate the holiday with their families.  I have but one wish this Christmas.  That wish is for everyone who reads this to stop what they are doing or were going to do and to take a few minutes to send one or more letters to the House Judiciary Committee on my dad's behalf.  

Thank you!

If you're seeking more information regarding the case before you write a letter to Congressman Conyers...please visit these sources:

HARPERS MAGAZINE http://www.harpers.org/...

NY TIMES http://topics.nytimes.com/...

TIME MAGAZINE http://www.time.com/...

LA TIMES http://www.latimes.com/...

It is a blessing to hear how many people care about this case.  WE CANNOT GIVE UP THE GOOD FIGHT!

PLEASE WRITE CONYERS AT THE ADDRESS BELOW!

Honorable John Conyers, Jr.
2426 Rayburn Building
Washington, DC 20515
(202) 225-5126
(202) 225-0072 Fax

Dear Friends,

For those of you who have been concerned about my dad, I am writing to update you on his condition and to ask for your help again. After visiting my dad in prison, I have observed this: They do not feed him nearly enough. He has no privacy. He works as a janitor everyday from 7-4. He is allowed few personal belongings, and he lives with real criminals (duh). However, despite the negative conditions he is under, his spirit remains positive, and he retains his hope in coming justice.