Chris asked me to post these three pages together. Enclosed is a letter from James R. Poole and a petition signed by 75 members of the internment camp.
Chris Krych is a "civilly committed" (a euphemism for "indefinitely detained") American citizen in Moose Lake, MN. This blog is Chris Krych's story and thoughts in his own words. In order to preserve the integrity of Mr. Krych's writings, all posts here are scanned copies of letters Mr. Krych sends to me. Everything scanned is authentic and unedited in any way by Once Fallen, the host of this blog. To leave a direct message for Chris Krych, call 218-351-1900, extension 24624
Showing posts with label petition. Show all posts
Showing posts with label petition. Show all posts
Saturday, February 1, 2014
Monday, June 3, 2013
Please Help Fight Against Injustice - An Appeal to the People
Mr. Krych has one simple appeal to The People of America-- to help him by contacting the state of Minnesota to return a pair of tennis shoes. When incarcerated, the things we take for granted in the "Free World" is a big deal on the "inside."
Friday, October 19, 2012
Krych's latest on Testing, Awareness & Prevention (TAP) "TAP 4 Life"
In Chris Krych's latest letter, I was told he is a part of a "Facility Advisory Council" and those forced to reside in Moose Lake's facility are fighting for the right to assemble and make proposals. This article "TAP 4 Life" is part of this new project.
There may be a new blog to handle TAP articles, so stay tuned for more info.
There may be a new blog to handle TAP articles, so stay tuned for more info.
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