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Pat Griffin · December 14th, 2007, 02:12 PM

Dear Friends & Colleagues,

This is not necessarily an message filled with holiday cheer, but maybe one filled with lots of hope. Please excuse my bluntness...

This month marks the 9th year anniversary of my sister Julie's death. She was brutally poisoned with a common hardware-store purchase and murdered by her husband at the prime age of 40!

In celebration of her life, I am releasing an album entitled "Voices From Beyond" in order to raise awareness of abuse and abuse victims, bringing honor to her tragic end. It is being mixed now and will be available soon.

My family has been waiting and waiting for justice. Finally, over 9 years later, we are entering into trial by jury on January 7, 2008 in Wisconsin.

Many people ask, "Why has it taken 9 years?"

One reason is that Julie grew suspicious of her husband and reached out to police and close friends. Yet, the way our laws are written, the courts did not know what to do with such evidence.

Please spend some time visiting the memorial website, oursisterjulie.com. Our family would greatly appreciate any support, memorial comments, and prayers you could offer, as well as sharing the story with your friends and families.

Our hopes are that others can avoid going through what Julie did, who died, refusing to leave her two grade-school children behind.
Even if just one law could be changed or one innocent life could be spared, it makes it all worth it.

The website will be continually updated on par with the trial.

Thank you sincerely and have a happy and safe holiday,

Patrick Griffin

oursisterjulie.com

Mary Angelini · February 15th, 2008, 01:44 PM

Your quote made me want to comment to your post.
You sister must have been a wounderfull women to deserve a detailed website. I can tell that you and your family want justice and closure.
Good luck to you and your family.

December 14th, 2007, 02:12 PM	#1
Pat Griffin New Boot Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: USA Posts: 18	Website Public - oursisterjulie.com Dear Friends & Colleagues, This is not necessarily an message filled with holiday cheer, but maybe one filled with lots of hope. Please excuse my bluntness... This month marks the 9th year anniversary of my sister Julie's death. She was brutally poisoned with a common hardware-store purchase and murdered by her husband at the prime age of 40! In celebration of her life, I am releasing an album entitled "Voices From Beyond" in order to raise awareness of abuse and abuse victims, bringing honor to her tragic end. It is being mixed now and will be available soon. My family has been waiting and waiting for justice. Finally, over 9 years later, we are entering into trial by jury on January 7, 2008 in Wisconsin. Many people ask, "Why has it taken 9 years?" One reason is that Julie grew suspicious of her husband and reached out to police and close friends. Yet, the way our laws are written, the courts did not know what to do with such evidence. Please spend some time visiting the memorial website, oursisterjulie.com. Our family would greatly appreciate any support, memorial comments, and prayers you could offer, as well as sharing the story with your friends and families. Our hopes are that others can avoid going through what Julie did, who died, refusing to leave her two grade-school children behind. Even if just one law could be changed or one innocent life could be spared, it makes it all worth it. The website will be continually updated on par with the trial. Thank you sincerely and have a happy and safe holiday, Patrick Griffin oursisterjulie.com __________________ "The real trouble with reality is there's no background music." grifmusic.com

February 15th, 2008, 01:44 PM	#2
Mary Angelini Regular Crew Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Cocoa Beach, FL Posts: 141	Your quote made me want to comment to your post. You sister must have been a wounderfull women to deserve a detailed website. I can tell that you and your family want justice and closure. Good luck to you and your family. __________________ "Perhaps I cannot change the wind, but I can adjust my sails" www.keymomentsonline.com