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       Thanks to all who wrote letters to the parole board, Ricky Carter's request for parole was again denied!

   A recent story by WFAA Channel 8 Reporter Jim Douglas -

To fully understand the breadth and depth of the destruction Ricky Carter inflicted on these precious young ladies and their families, please click here to read the Fort Worth Star Telegram article by Melody McDonald ~ A journey through grief.

Read letters, many from across the country, protesting parole for Ricky Carter

We must continue our efforts to keep Ricky Carter off our streets!

Click here to read a heart-wrenching letter from the Osina family

Click here to see a sample letter.

Click here and email us your feedback concerning parole for Ricky Carter! 

Click here and read a powerful first-hand account of the anguish and destruction Rick Carter inflicted on these precious young ladies, their families, and our community!

We urge you to contact the Victims Services Division (see below) and express your outrage at the prospect of parole for this deadly drunk driver!  We must not allow Carter to return to our community! 

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VICTIM IMPACT STATEMENTS

 Lezlie McWhorter  Doug McWhorter  Candice Sanders   Brandee Barnes

Click here to read feedback from citizens who are outraged at the prospect of parole for Ricky Carter.

Click here to read letters written to the Victim Services Division by citizens who oppose parole  for Ricky Carter!

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Important informatioin regarding sending letters to the Texas Parole Board of Pardon and Reviews

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Although we encourage you to send a copy of your letter to this website, only letters that are signed by you and sent to the Victim Services Division will be considered during the parole review process.

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Click here to see a sample letter.

Ricky Carter, why did you change your name from "Rickey" to "Ricky".  Was that an attempt to make it more difficult to identify you upon release, as a convicted felon on parole since the name on your drivers license is Rickey Carter?

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