Joan Lipinski

Don't count. They're nothing. No, because she was at home. They don't count for anything.

Don't count. They're nothing. No, because she was at home. They don't count for anything.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes.

So what I'm doing right now is, especially after they denied the compassionate release, which everybody, everybody was thinking she should be able to get that with her medical condition, the way she's been treated, the mental aspect of it, you know, and the judge said... We want her in a medical facility where she gets care. Well, okay, so four months went by. We had no care, no medical facility.

So what I'm doing right now is, especially after they denied the compassionate release, which everybody, everybody was thinking she should be able to get that with her medical condition, the way she's been treated, the mental aspect of it, you know, and the judge said... We want her in a medical facility where she gets care. Well, okay, so four months went by. We had no care, no medical facility.

So what I'm doing right now is, especially after they denied the compassionate release, which everybody, everybody was thinking she should be able to get that with her medical condition, the way she's been treated, the mental aspect of it, you know, and the judge said... We want her in a medical facility where she gets care. Well, okay, so four months went by. We had no care, no medical facility.

So we thought that would be reason for him to grant the compassionate release plus the autism. And then, like I said, his statement was, well, her autism was overstated and all prisoners have medical issues. No, not all prisoners have major back surgery, heart conditions, and don't get treated for any of it.

So we thought that would be reason for him to grant the compassionate release plus the autism. And then, like I said, his statement was, well, her autism was overstated and all prisoners have medical issues. No, not all prisoners have major back surgery, heart conditions, and don't get treated for any of it.

So we thought that would be reason for him to grant the compassionate release plus the autism. And then, like I said, his statement was, well, her autism was overstated and all prisoners have medical issues. No, not all prisoners have major back surgery, heart conditions, and don't get treated for any of it.

right right and get moved to five prisons in four months that's not a normal journey so anyways the more she's there and she keeps in touch with me and i you know i just find out what's going on and so i'm like i have to do everything i can in my power to try and get her out so the next step is clemency and we just filed clemency paperwork

right right and get moved to five prisons in four months that's not a normal journey so anyways the more she's there and she keeps in touch with me and i you know i just find out what's going on and so i'm like i have to do everything i can in my power to try and get her out so the next step is clemency and we just filed clemency paperwork

right right and get moved to five prisons in four months that's not a normal journey so anyways the more she's there and she keeps in touch with me and i you know i just find out what's going on and so i'm like i have to do everything i can in my power to try and get her out so the next step is clemency and we just filed clemency paperwork

So you go online and you pull the form off online.

So you go online and you pull the form off online.

So you go online and you pull the form off online.

And you fill it out. But then I was able to get another attorney to help me with clemency. He goes, we need to add more to the clemency form. It's an 11-page form.

And you fill it out. But then I was able to get another attorney to help me with clemency. He goes, we need to add more to the clemency form. It's an 11-page form.

And you fill it out. But then I was able to get another attorney to help me with clemency. He goes, we need to add more to the clemency form. It's an 11-page form.