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You seditionist fucks!

First off, Happy New Year everyone. Let’s hope 2022 brings you all fortune, or at the least a better year than last year. I’m striving for both as 2021 was a mixed bag of good and bad experiences. This post is about one of my bad experiences.

Tl;dr:

My friend Nicole Sinkule was murdered years ago. The murderer was recently recommended for parole by the parole board. This case will be presented to the governor in a month or so for a final decision and the family needs help spreading the word to ensure he is denied parole.

Why post here of all places?

While this might not be the most relevant topic for this subreddit, it does highlight failed policies in California and one of the worst case scenarios regarding criminal justice. Aside from relying on the governor at this point to deny the parole, the family is also reaching out to every politician running for governor this year.

Verbose:

Back in 2005, someone I knew (a former roommate and neighbor) was brutally murdered by her boyfriend with a hammer with it left lodged in her skull. Prior to murder he was arrested on a couple of occasions for other crimes either drug or domestic violence related. I’m recalling one night around the time I was her neighbor, he attempted to break in, the police were called, and they had detained him (I don’t think he was arrested or booked as he was sent to a hospital from cuts while resisting the police). Hours later he came back to our complex and I was woken up at 3am to the sound of him being tased and a K-9 unit detaining him.

Despite all this she remained in a relationship with him, lifting the restraining order. She had moved out of the complex shortly after. Months later I had received a call from her mother announcing she was dead, and he had killed her. He was arrested almost immediately after and charged for second degree murder despite the nature of the murder Even in his own words he should’ve had first degree, but the family was advised to pursue second degree murder due to the sympathy he might garner by a community with known drug related cases.

He was then sentenced for 16-life for second degree murder. In 2019 the family and I went to the first parole hearing at Folsom prison. From what we were told, most hearings last a couple hours, but this one ended up taking the entire day where we spent the entire time in the same room as him along with the parole board consisting of two judges. The result of that hearing was him being denied parole for five years.

Fast forward to 2020, and despite being denied parole for five years had asked for another hearing, likely due to inmates in California being released because of recent prison reforms. The parole hearing was scheduled back in November. This hearing was nearly as long as the first one. Throughout the day the inmate made it clear his mental state was no better if not worse showing the same lack of empathy, to even having delusions of grandeur stating his goals if released were making a Netflix documentary, or even going as far as winning an Oscar. Despite all of this, the parole board deliberated for about fifteen minutes and decided to recommend him for parole due to him completing his mandatory rehabilitation training.

I’ve been asking around to either other subreddits or people I know about what to do to keep him in prison and the answers have gone from the range of “he’s done his time already and statistically rehabilitation works, so….” Over to “inmates have a hard time adjusting or finding work after being released and rehab is very easy to game and telling them what they want to hear will get you pushed through the system. The latter of the two were told to me by people that have been in prison or struggled with drug addiction, so rest assured I’m not feeling too confident in the system but I’m not going to give up as this case not only hits close to me as well as the family. I don’t imagine this is something most people will relate to and to be honest, I would not want more people to experience what her family has gone through or relate to them on this level.

Based on responses from various mods, I won’t include any links to news stories or petitions, but it’s available if you want to sign the petition and Googling Nicole Sinkule will be enough to take you down the rabbit hole for recent news and information. While I’m grateful for people signing the petition, if this is an issue that hits closer to home for you, I would ask that you also contact your local politicians to request the denial of his parole. Thank you for taking the time to read this.

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