Grant Maurice Campbell Parole for non-gruesome crime

In 1994, Maurice Campbell was convicted of six counts of first degree armed robbery and sentenced to 40 years in prison. At Mr. Campbell's trial witnesses did not positively identify him as the person of interest. They were uncertain and described someone much taller and heavier with different features, a case of misidentification. Maurice was not charged with any weapons, assaults, or any other crimes with the robberies.

Despite the circumstances of his trail, Mr. Campbell has complied with the harsh sentence enforced by the state of Missouri.

To this day Mr. Campbell maintains his innocence. What justifiable reason does the parole board have in denying his petition release 5 times? Mr. Campbell has not committed any monstrous or heinous crimes while incarcerated. He has endured discrimination and mistreatment.

His entire family has stood by him in his anguish; and encouraging him spiritually and emotionally.

Prior to these convictions he had never been in trouble. Since his imprisonment he has drawn closer to Spirituality and education development. He completed all necessary coursework to receive his G.E.D. He studied the law, Dow/NASDAQ, and Inmate’s Rights.

Mr. Campbell has served 19 yrs of a harsh sentence for a non-gruesome crime. Many have killed for less and received less time. Mr. Campbell is not a violent man. He is he a loving human being who longs to be free from prison physically and mentally. We as his family, friends, and loved ones request his immediate release at the earliest Missouri Parole Board.