Author Archives: Dizzer

Greetings All, I pray this e-mail find you all in good health.  With that being said, Bryan Stevenson, who is the founder of the Equal Justice Initiative will be having a book signing and speaking at Vanderbilt University on January 15, … Continue reading →

There are no words to truly express how the injustices inflicted upon “My Son” have affected me.  I am angry, hurt, and appalled that someone’s lies can just snatch his life away from him.  He was raised to never forget … Continue reading →

To whom it may concern, I am writing this letter to express how I feel about the injustice being done to my cousin, friend, and brother William Arnold. This has truly been a very difficult time for my entire family. … Continue reading →

This letter is concerning the freedom of William Arnold. My cousin has been locked up since July 13, 2013. My mom which is his aunt had a massive stroke July 24, 2012, eight months after he told the family about … Continue reading →

To whom it may concern, The dictionary defines the word “discombobulated,” as being confused or disconcerted; upset or frustrated. This is the state when concentration and focus are nowhere to be found because you are puzzled about the matter at … Continue reading →

I wake up each morning with a spirit of EXPECTANCY, ANTICIPATION and RECEIVING.  Expecting and anticipating receiving a call, a text message or an email informing us of Fry’s release. I will immediately prepare to get to the location to … Continue reading →

The injustice to William Arnold Jr. speaks as a crime in itself. How can a young man overcome obstacles that no one else has to face to be treated like this? William is a shining light that is sorely missing … Continue reading →

Writing this letter is hard for me. I put it off for so long because it hurts and makes me so very angry. William Arnold (Fry) has been a part of my life since before I was born. He has … Continue reading →

We are sister and brother from different mothers. Yet our father ensured that we knew each other. He has now been convicted of a crime he didn’t commit No corroborating witnesses, No evidence Just the word of one lone accuser, … Continue reading →

Over the course of the next several weeks we will be posting impact letters from William’s friends and family as they reflect on how William’s incarceration has affected them. This post begins that series with a letter from William: I … Continue reading →