Help Us Fight for His Freedom.

We’re asking for help to raise funds for a lawyer for someone who truly deserves a real chance at a good life. He is a good man: kind, caring, and peaceful. I've never seen him try to hurt anyone; he'd never put someone down. I don't think I've ever heard him put someone down while venting. He's constructive and likes to help people because he's smart and has a big heart because he's been through so much. He’s the type of person who would give his last dollar to someone in need without hesitation.

Over the years, he's shown the world the kind of person he is: an amazing son, husband, friend, brother, uncle, and a loving dog dad. Everyone who meets him can’t help but love him. He brings light, warmth, and positivity anywhere he goes.

He does not deserve to be locked away in a cell for 11 years. That doesn’t help him, his family, or anyone. He has one life to live, and he deserves the chance to live it on the outside, where he belongs, surrounded by the people who love him. Right now, the only way he can fight for that chance is with proper legal representation. A public defender simply cannot provide the level of defense this situation demands. He needs someone who will truly fight for him. I see favor coming up short too often; I don't want this to be one of those times. Please, if you are able, help us by donating. At the least, a lawyer could knock years off his sentence. Your support can change the course of his life. Every contribution makes a real difference. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts.

From my messages with him a couple of weeks ago...

"I looked at my boy the other day. He said, 'I don't know how you carry all this weight and still deal with other people's problems... but you have to drop it for somebody you love so you can make sure they're good.' Listen man, this is my purpose. I finally figured that out, so now I can grow while I go coach or give advice to others of factual things that help. Things that I've witnessed personally or used in place of the other things so we can do something better." - Casey