Help Mark get a box truck
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This is Mark Grant and I see him while working part time at a Safeway in Eldersburg MD. Although we are in different departments we talk often and have gotten pretty close, and after I heard his story I knew he deserved better.
Mark was convicted for a murder in Baltimore city at the age of 14 years old. This was without any evidence, no fingerprints, and no murder weapon. By the end of his sentence (over a quarter century in prison) all parties agreed he was innocent and that it was obvious Mark is no killer.
Mark has been very open with me, he’s a strong man. He sat in prison as his family lived their lives without him, and before he could return they had all passed. With all that he endured, he is one of the strongest and most wise people I know. How do you repay a man whose life was wrongfully put on hold? Some couldn’t think of a number. Would you believe that after everything, Mark was given nothing in return?
I would like to do what I can, Mark had mentioned that he wants a box truck so he could work for himself. The city of Baltimore failed him, he deserves everything for what they put him through. If the city of Baltimore can’t repay him for what they did, maybe the people can help. Anything is appreciated, thank you :)
For more about his story please look at these articles and videos:
https://www.wbaltv.com/article/mans-life-renewed-after-law-clinic-frees-him-from-prison/8101071
https://www.baltimoresun.com/2019/09/27/justice-unfinished-this-maryland-man-is-free-but-he-still-yearns-for-a-declaration-of-innocence/
Mark was convicted for a murder in Baltimore city at the age of 14 years old. This was without any evidence, no fingerprints, and no murder weapon. By the end of his sentence (over a quarter century in prison) all parties agreed he was innocent and that it was obvious Mark is no killer.
Mark has been very open with me, he’s a strong man. He sat in prison as his family lived their lives without him, and before he could return they had all passed. With all that he endured, he is one of the strongest and most wise people I know. How do you repay a man whose life was wrongfully put on hold? Some couldn’t think of a number. Would you believe that after everything, Mark was given nothing in return?
I would like to do what I can, Mark had mentioned that he wants a box truck so he could work for himself. The city of Baltimore failed him, he deserves everything for what they put him through. If the city of Baltimore can’t repay him for what they did, maybe the people can help. Anything is appreciated, thank you :)
For more about his story please look at these articles and videos:
https://www.wbaltv.com/article/mans-life-renewed-after-law-clinic-frees-him-from-prison/8101071
https://www.baltimoresun.com/2019/09/27/justice-unfinished-this-maryland-man-is-free-but-he-still-yearns-for-a-declaration-of-innocence/
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Nicholas Baran
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Eldersburg, MD