To: George W. Bush
Enclosures: Clemency Petition and required institutional records.

Dear Mr. President:

We the undersigned come together before you to request clemency be granted for Robert Moss, Reg. No. 07798-021. He is currently housed at United States Penetentiary Lee County, Virginia.

Mr. Moss was arrested on September 20, 1991, one (1) month after his 18th birthday, and later convicted of:

(1) Conspiracy to Possess with Intent to Distribute Controlled Substances;
(2) Employment of Persons Under 18 Years of Age in Commission of a Controlled Substance Offense;
(3) Using a Firearm During a Drug Trafficking Offense (seen in his possession by an officer); and
(4) Use of a Communication Facility (cell phone).

Mr. Moss was sentenced to LIFE without the possiblity of parole. He has served the last 13 years with two lower level rule infractions: (1) Interferring with count he did not make it back to his cell before it was locked prior to a count. (2) Phone infraction he was on a three-way phone call (not allowed in federal prisons). Both of these infractions were more than 7 years ago.

Mr. Moss quit school during his 9th grade year. When he went to prison he began programming. He completed his GED, began classes such as Anger Management, The Ten Commandments of Goal Setting, Concepts of Couseling I & II, Vocational Training Computer Program, The Power of Consequences Commitment to Change, Practical Steps that Lead to Change Commitment to Change, Tactics, Habits that Block Change Commitment to Change, Life Without a Crutch Training Program, Beginning Spanish, Music Industry I, parenting classes, Crochet Classes, various aerobics programs, and Keyboarding. He then began classes in the Chapel to help other inmates spiritually as well as teaching a Crochet class.

This programming and history of clear conduct reflects a man who has truly grown. This man, Robert Moss, deserves a second chance at life. The crimes he committed were committed as a teenager. We pray you will consider his bid for clemency commutation of sentence.

1179 Signatures

• Tracie Moss

  • Street Address
  • 2206 Bona Bella Ave
  • City, State Zip
  • Savannah, GA 31406
• Maureen Fortin

  • City, State Zip
  • Westbrook, CT 06498
• Lindsay Clauss

  • City, State Zip
  • Elmira, NY 14901
• Georgia J. Justice

  • Comments
  • This is a country of dreams and hopes but for this man there is no hope, please consider this petition. Give his family and him hope again.
  • Street Address
  • 1010 Madison St. A-3
  • City, State Zip
  • Jefferson City, MO 65101
• Robin Justice

  • Street Address
  • 1615 1/2 N. 3rd St.
  • City, State Zip
  • St. Joseph, MO 64503
• Wayne T. Justice

  • Street Address
  • 2406 Mitchell Ave.
  • City, State Zip
  • St. Joseph, MO 64507
• Don Benson Jr.

  • Comments
  • What greater crime is life without hope.
  • Street Address
  • 1010 Madison St. A-3
  • City, State Zip
  • Jefferson City, MO 65101
• delma bordeaux(ammons)

  • Comments
  • send this man home..yesterday
  • Street Address
  • 7025 hypony trl
  • City, State Zip
  • parkton nc 28371
• Steven Gonzalez

  • City, State Zip
  • Tustin, CA 92780
• Marissa McGowan

  • City, State Zip
  • Scranton, Pa 18508
• julie hays

  • City, State Zip
  • Torrington, CT 06790
• Blanca Mireles-Serrano

  • City, State Zip
  • San Marcos, TX 78666
• Debs Barton

  • Comments
  • Please free this man - he's not the boy who was convicted all those years ago and he deserves a second chance
  • City, State Zip
  • Southend on Sea SS3 9EW
• Karen Sample

  • Comments
  • I truly think this young man deserves another chance at life on the outside. What do you think ? Do you care ? You should election is coming up !
  • City, State Zip
  • South Bend IN 46617
• Rob Caldarera

  • Street Address
  • 1201 Foxcroft Circle Apt 2
  • City, State Zip
  • Muskogee, OK 74403
• Karen Richey

  • Comments
  • This man has served his time. Its time for him to go home
  • City, State Zip
  • Glasgow Scotland G72 8TF
• Marycela Gomez

  • City, State Zip
  • Sylmar, CA 91342
• T. Aleki

  • City, State Zip
  • Waipahu, Hawaii 96797
• Britta Slopianka

  • City, State Zip
  • Henstedt-Ulzburg, Germany
• Regina Stevenson

  • City, State Zip
  • La Porte, IN 46350
• Cristina A. Clark

  • Comments
  • This man should not be serving life in prison. He has done his time. Grant him clemency!
  • City, State Zip
  • Cincinnati, Ohio 45245
• Andre

  • Street Address
  • 2515 Towery Court
  • City, State Zip
  • Stockton, CA 95204
• Michelle L. Holliday

  • City, State Zip
  • Albuquerque, NM 87108
• john flahive

  • Comments
  • George Martorano needs your support also-21+ years of a life no parole sentence for a non-violent 1st time offence FREE BOTH OF THESE MEN MR. PRESIDENT
  • Street Address
  • 6267 28th terr .
  • City, State Zip
  • st pete. fl. 33710
• Kay DeMott

  • Comments
  • This man should be free..send him home!
  • City, State Zip
  • Enterprise, Alabama 36330
• Kellie Turnbaugh

  • Comments
  • Please give this man another chance, as said before he was a child when these crimes were commited? Are we not a country that gives second chances? Hmmm seems to me, you would rather keep him locked up and keep paying for him... then let the man get out get a job have a normal life, as you and I have. Please reconsider and let this man who has done so much to better himself while incarcerated prove he is a better man now.
  • City, State Zip
  • Kissimmee Florida 34741
• Angie Holden

  • Comments
  • Let Robert Moss Free!!! I support his release. Based on the info there is no way the sentence fits the crime.
  • City, State Zip
  • tennessee
• Melissa White

  • Comments
  • This sentence in no way fits the crime . Let him go home .
  • City, State Zip
  • Ohio
• Wanda Valdes

  • Comments
  • Do not kill in my name
  • City, State Zip
  • West Palm Beach , Florida
• Sue Partridge

  • City, State Zip
  • England
• Cheryl Carter Snelgrove

  • Street Address
  • 359 Caplis SligoRd.
  • City, State Zip
  • Bossier City, La 71112
• DJ

  • City, State Zip
  • Illinois
• Ladrena Williams

  • City, State Zip
  • Elk Grove,CA
• Felecia Moss

  • Comments
  • free my brother
  • City, State Zip
  • Atlanta, GA
• Danielle Green

  • Comments
  • His sentence is too harsh to say the least!!!
  • Street Address
  • 1705 Montgomery Avenue
  • City, State Zip
  • Bakersfield, CA 93304
• Linda LeFever

  • City, State Zip
  • Midland City, AL 36350
• Elizaqbeth

  • City, State Zip
  • Burbank ,CA. 91505
• waynette barnes

  • Comments
  • mr. president, is it or is it not the intention of serveing time in any prison is to pay the debt for the crime, AND TO REHABILLITATE!!! this is the perfect case of both. thx fr your concideration. wmb
  • Street Address
  • 15910 pasadena ave. #27
  • City, State Zip
  • tustin california 92780
• Johnnie Chesser

  • Comments
  • We have got to start making the punishment fit the crime. The wrong people are spending their entire life in prison. Look at the crime and the age of the person. He does not deserve this sentence.
  • Street Address
  • 110 16 west amelia ave
  • City, State Zip
  • avondale, az 85323
• Julie D Breeding

  • City, State Zip
  • 76707
• Kay Lee

  • Comments
  • Life for a drug offense? Are these extreme sentences done out of ignorance or downright meanness? I'm shakin' my head at the absurdity of it all. Good Gosh, send Robert home and save us the $20,000 or so cell cost every year for the rest of his life. How 'bout that for common sense?
  • Street Address
  • 2683 Rockcliff Rd
  • City, State Zip
  • Atlanta, GA 30316
• Brenda Carden

  • Comments
  • Do the right thing...release this young man! His debt to society has been more than repaid.
  • City, State Zip
  • San Antonio, Texas 78257
• Joyce Dove

  • City, State Zip
  • Clearwater, Fla.33759
• jennifer Baker

  • Street Address
  • 277 san clemente st #8
  • City, State Zip
  • ventura, ca. 93001
• Michelle Smith

  • City, State Zip
  • Idaho Falls, Idaho 83401
• Deanice North

  • City, State Zip
  • Jasper, Al. 35504
• linda hull

  • Comments
  • Justice-determining and fairness-finding mechanisms of of righteous adjudication. This justice should always tempered with mercy. Wisdom is the arbiter which determines the proportions of justice and mercy which should be meted out in any given circumstance. The greatest punishment (in reality an inevitable consequence) for wrongdoing and deliberate rebellion against the law of government of is loss of ones freedoms as an individual subject of that government. Mercy is simply justice tempered by that wisdom which grows out of perfection of knowledge and the full recognition of the natural weaknesses and environmental handicaps of mankind.Justice without mercy is too rigid; it never allows for a second chance.
  • Street Address
  • 7830 Sun Forest
  • City, State Zip
  • San Antonio, Tx 78218
• Kenny Linn, J.D., L.L.M.

  • City, State Zip
  • Dunedin, FL 34698
• Katherine Williamson

  • Comments
  • With age comes wisdom.
  • Street Address
  • 2924 Cole Street
  • City, State Zip
  • Waco, Texas 76707
• Pat Thomas

  • City, State Zip
  • Philadelphia, PA 19129