Wednesday, May 08, 2019

KIM KARDASHIAN HELPED FREE 17 INMATES IN 90 DAYS ... Reuniting Them with Families

https://www.technologymagan.com/2019/05/kim-kardashian-helped-free-17-inmates.html
Kim Kardashian helped free 17 inmates in 90 days
Kim Kardashian is helping free prisoners at an amazingly high rate, and he's been silent till now ... so far.
We have come to know that Kim and his legal team have helped 17 prisoners get freedom in the past 3 months - each of them has been sentenced to life imprisonment without parole ... for low level drug offenses.
It is Kim's lawyer Brittany K. in the partnership of the Declarse collection lawyer Miange Kodi. Part of the 90-day Independence Campaign launched by Barnett. The campaign first step act - last year signed by President Trump - to work for prisoners, who received the Draconian sentence

Kim Binlet is handling the post, who has co-founded the Buried Alive Vakalat Group, and the Kodi are handling the law. We have been told that Kim has been secretly funding the campaign for the past few months.
We know about some cases supported by Kim - Jeffrey Stringer in Florida, Cynthia Brown in Tennessee, Ellis Mary Johnson in Alabama - but now we know that the list is very long.

Following the 11-year sentence in federal jail, Jamille Karrave has returned with her family.
Jamele, who was 31 when she was arrested on charges of keeping cocaine, is living in Illinois and is working because she is making slow changes in society.

Eric Balcom has returned home in Florida, and is looking after his mother for hard work in federal prison for the first time in 16 years.
He was convicted on drug charges at the age of 29 and was sentenced to life without parole.

Half life in federal prison for the possession of a drug - After spending 25 years, Terence Bair is finally free. We have been told that he has reunited with his 96-year-old grandmother, the woman who picked him up.
Kim, Brittany and Minangel have not done wonders of work, either we are told that they are at the top in many other cases.
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