Skywalker Wrote:
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> Realist Wrote:
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> -----
> > I wonder if they decide to re-try the case,
> when
> > Owen takes the stand again, will he say Justin
> had
> > NO INVOLVEMENT???? This is save your ass part
> II.
> > Will he be willing to fall on the sword and
> know
> > he'll either die in jail on a a bed, just for
> > Justin to walk? I doubt it. This time the
> truth
> > should come out.
> >
> > Personally, Justin maybe innocent, he may not.
> > Maybe it was supposed to be a robbery that went
> > bad?
>
>
> Look just all things aside, emptying your clip
> into a person sitting in the drivers seat from the
> outside is never a robbery gone wrong, no matter
> how you slice it.


I'm not saying there was an altercation...my thought behind the "went wrong" comment is that Justin, if innocent of not hiring Owen to kill him, may have known of/paid him off to ROB Danny??? Just a possible theory. The fact is that everyone said Owen is not all there. In the end, numerous lives have been devasted on 3 sides Danny's, Justin's, and even Owen's. It's truly a shame.

Dead men tell no tales Wrote:
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> Interesting how Mommy is all over her kid now but
> while he was running a major drug operation, didnt
> have a clue. Every 20 year old is able to buy cars
> trips and houses arent they?!. If I was Ebert I
> would tell her to pack sand, we're going back to
> trial.

Seriously. Where exactly did she think her uneducated 20yo son was getting that kind of money?

The Ghost of Justin Wolfe Wrote:
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> Dead men tell no tales Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Interesting how Mommy is all over her kid now
> but
> > while he was running a major drug operation,
> didnt
> > have a clue. Every 20 year old is able to buy
> cars
> > trips and houses arent they?!. If I was Ebert I
> > would tell her to pack sand, we're going back
> to
> > trial.
>
> Seriously. Where exactly did she think her
> uneducated 20yo son was getting that kind of
> money?

Just from experience, parents never want to believe that about their children. They'll justify it in their head that if not in front of them (even if that means just being oblivious) they'll just ignore it, wish it away, ignore the worst. I mean if you were a parent, would you rather your son be the drug user or the drug dealer?

Does anyone know where Justin grew up? Was it in Franklin Farm?

Justin Wolfe and Owen barber are both pussies and deserve whatever happens to them. They where some bullshit dealers who got in a little debt. Danny had people who owed him over 300k and was still fronting shit to them. Again fuck Justin and Fuck Owen Pussies.

You people need to get the facts straight Justing was not even close to a big time dealer in this area at the time, what 25-30 pounds a month what a fucking joke. Thats a good day, fuck Justin hope you die in prison bitch. Danny was my homeboy and Miss him to Death RIP little Homie.

in a pussy thats why he such a pussy

Been There Wrote:
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> The Ghost of Justin Wolfe Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Dead men tell no tales Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Interesting how Mommy is all over her kid
> now
> > but
> > > while he was running a major drug operation,
> > didnt
> > > have a clue. Every 20 year old is able to buy
> > cars
> > > trips and houses arent they?!. If I was Ebert
> I
> > > would tell her to pack sand, we're going back
> > to
> > > trial.
> >
> > Seriously. Where exactly did she think her
> > uneducated 20yo son was getting that kind of
> > money?
>
> Just from experience, parents never want to
> believe that about their children. They'll justify
> it in their head that if not in front of them
> (even if that means just being oblivious) they'll
> just ignore it, wish it away, ignore the worst. I
> mean if you were a parent, would you rather your
> son be the drug user or the drug dealer?


justin is a faggot he took dick on death row

golfer420 Wrote:
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> Been There Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > The Ghost of Justin Wolfe Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Dead men tell no tales Wrote:
> > >
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> >
> > > -----
> > > > Interesting how Mommy is all over her kid
> > now
> > > but
> > > > while he was running a major drug
> operation,
> > > didnt
> > > > have a clue. Every 20 year old is able to
> buy
> > > cars
> > > > trips and houses arent they?!. If I was
> Ebert
> > I
> > > > would tell her to pack sand, we're going
> back
> > > to
> > > > trial.
> > >
> > > Seriously. Where exactly did she think her
> > > uneducated 20yo son was getting that kind of
> > > money?
> >
> > Just from experience, parents never want to
> > believe that about their children. They'll
> justify
> > it in their head that if not in front of them
> > (even if that means just being oblivious)
> they'll
> > just ignore it, wish it away, ignore the worst.
> I
> > mean if you were a parent, would you rather
> your
> > son be the drug user or the drug dealer?
>
>
> justin is a faggot he took dick on death row


Inmates on Death Row are in segregation, Moron!

not when i big black CO shoves it in his pretty little white ass, hes a faggot and should die. put him in population down there and his days are numbered.

JBass Wrote:
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> golfer420 Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Been There Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > The Ghost of Justin Wolfe Wrote:
> > >
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> >
> > > -----
> > > > Dead men tell no tales Wrote:
> > > >
> > >
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> >
> > >
> > > > -----
> > > > > Interesting how Mommy is all over her
> kid
> > > now
> > > > but
> > > > > while he was running a major drug
> > operation,
> > > > didnt
> > > > > have a clue. Every 20 year old is able to
> > buy
> > > > cars
> > > > > trips and houses arent they?!. If I was
> > Ebert
> > > I
> > > > > would tell her to pack sand, we're going
> > back
> > > > to
> > > > > trial.
> > > >
> > > > Seriously. Where exactly did she think her
> > > > uneducated 20yo son was getting that kind
> of
> > > > money?
> > >
> > > Just from experience, parents never want to
> > > believe that about their children. They'll
> > justify
> > > it in their head that if not in front of them
> > > (even if that means just being oblivious)
> > they'll
> > > just ignore it, wish it away, ignore the
> worst.
> > I
> > > mean if you were a parent, would you rather
> > your
> > > son be the drug user or the drug dealer?
> >
> >
> > justin is a faggot he took dick on death row
>
>
> Inmates on Death Row are in segregation, Moron!


I know what a faggot. What's this bitch ass nigga quoting my post to type an irrelevant comment for either?

reading some of these posts make me sad. I highly doubt anyone posting saying he was guilty knew justin wolfe. myself personally did not know him, i had met him a couple of times when i was younger, but have had family memebers effected by this whole case. For all of you saying "kill him already' you dont know what happened. you were not there and you did not hear justin tell owen to kill danny patrole. and yes i am brave enough to put my name on this post because i feel stronlgy about it. Justin is innocent. no man deserves to be on death row for a crime he didnt not commit. its sad he had to be there in the first place

Melissa Shores,
I DID know Justin Wolfe. and I do 100% believe he is guilty of the murder for hire.

I am kinda glad he is off death row. Now hopefully he is in population, not segregated, and this time he won't be able to pay someone off to do his dirty work for him. I bet you NOW he is really a lil faggot ass white boy. And Mommy won't be in there to save him.

melissa shores Wrote:
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> reading some of these posts make me sad. I highly
> doubt anyone posting saying he was guilty knew
> justin wolfe. myself personally did not know him,
> i had met him a couple of times when i was
> younger, but have had family memebers effected by
> this whole case. For all of you saying "kill him
> already' you dont know what happened. you were not
> there and you did not hear justin tell owen to
> kill danny patrole. and yes i am brave enough to
> put my name on this post because i feel stronlgy
> about it. Justin is innocent. no man deserves to
> be on death row for a crime he didnt not commit.
> its sad he had to be there in the first place


Melissa, you are at least 10 years younger than Justin. You were a child when all of this went down. You have NO IDEA what Justin was really in to. Trust me, I knew him and I know what kind of shit he was in to.

justin was a pussy and when he gets in population, some big nigger has got something to stick in him and amke him the "boy" he really is FAGGOT. Justin

I have been following this case from the start. I admit I wasn't involved or was at the trial. I know the media doesn't do much other then voice their opinioun!
I have read alot concerning this case. Yes I feel Justin is guilty of dealing and maybe had a gun.
Too much is placed on the timimg of the phone calls. No one every mentions the content of the calls. Someone mentioned wire taps. Lets hear the taps the night Dan was killed.
I have yet to hear enough to sentence Justin to DEATH! Owen yes! It sure sounds like a lot of unimformed people are sounding in on this case and I may be one too. But phones calls with out content and words of a guity killer don't always equal "The Death Penalty".

Spell Checker!

Opinioun = Opinion

alot = a lot

timimg = timing

every = ever

unimformed = uninformed


Next up....Grammer Checker!!!

What about the fact that Justin & Owen had driven around following Danny on previous occasions planning to rob Danny. And all of the phone calls back & forth between Justin & Owen the night of the murder. So maybe Justin did not pay Owen for a murder-for-hire, Maybe Owen was just supposed to rob Danny. Maybe Ownen did panic and shoot Danny.
Even if that was what happened, that still makes Justin guilty.

I know Justin has already served 10 years in prison on death row. I know of people in VA who have shot and killed someone and served 10 years or less. But for some reason, I just don't think Justin deserves anything less than 30 years in prison. I just hope they let his soft ass off death row and put him in general population, where he has no protection. THEN he will see what doing time is all about.

I can see it now. If/when he is released, all he is gonna do is go party with his friends/followers and celebrate beating the system. He will never work a real job because he will cry about how this case has made it impossible for him to get a job, so he will be a slacker the rest of his life living off his mother.

Hey, spell checker...

Grammer is actually spelled G R A M M A R....

Get a life...

any updates on anything going on?

More power to the guy, there are still people that made it through that case without ever getting in trouble. All that money involved in that case was never recovered. So you never know i might be one of those people. Yes he deserves to do whatever he wants when he gets out after sitting in there all this time. Justice will come when he is set free.

one left Wrote:
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> More power to the guy, there are still people that
> made it through that case without ever getting in
> trouble. All that money involved in that case was
> never recovered. So you never know i might be one
> of those people. Yes he deserves to do whatever he
> wants when he gets out after sitting in there all
> this time. Justice will come when he is set free.


Spoken like a survivor, so from one person who made it out of the game unscathed to another, respect to you.

Unless of course you mean "justice will come when he is set free" as this is supposed to be some code that street justice will come to Wolfe, you're just kidding yourself. Everyone involved in the game back then has grown out of it, I guarantee none of those fools are sitting at home with guns loaded waiting for Owen or Justin. Regardless of the moves being made back then, or the money that was made, this still is Fairfax County, not the Gambino crime family, or some Black gang

Justin Wolfe is free!!!

http://www2.insidenova.com/news/2011/jul/12/3/justin-wolfe-death-sentence-overturned-ar-1168327/

I'm gonna party with him. If he needs protection i will set aside a few to do so. No were not all retired you fool. Hes gonna walk out that door one day.

one left Wrote:
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> I'm gonna party with him. If he needs protection i
> will set aside a few to do so. No were not all
> retired you fool. Hes gonna walk out that door one
> day.


Just being realistic, he'll walk out of there a broken, 40 year old man. Even if he somehow ducks being re-tried for the homocide for hire, he's still going to do more time on his drug an weapons charges which means fed time general population. Shit if I was still in Virginia and saw him out, I'd buy him a drink, just from one ex-hustler to another, but I doubt that day will ever happen.

Hustler? wTF are you talking about? Justin is was a moron, not a hustler.

Skywalker Wrote:
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> one left Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > I'm gonna party with him. If he needs protection
> i
> > will set aside a few to do so. No were not all
> > retired you fool. Hes gonna walk out that door
> one
> > day.
>
>
> Just being realistic, he'll walk out of there a
> broken, 40 year old man. Even if he somehow ducks
> being re-tried for the homocide for hire, he's
> still going to do more time on his drug an weapons
> charges which means fed time general population.
> Shit if I was still in Virginia and saw him out,
> I'd buy him a drink, just from one ex-hustler to
> another, but I doubt that day will ever happen.

Tyrone Wrote:
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> Hustler? wTF are you talking about? Justin is
> was a moron, not a hustler.
>
> Skywalker Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > one left Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > I'm gonna party with him. If he needs
> protection
> > i
> > > will set aside a few to do so. No were not
> all
> > > retired you fool. Hes gonna walk out that
> door
> > one
> > > day.
> >
> >
> > Just being realistic, he'll walk out of there a
> > broken, 40 year old man. Even if he somehow
> ducks
> > being re-tried for the homocide for hire, he's
> > still going to do more time on his drug an
> weapons
> > charges which means fed time general
> population.
> > Shit if I was still in Virginia and saw him
> out,
> > I'd buy him a drink, just from one ex-hustler
> to
> > another, but I doubt that day will ever happen.

So just because he was a moron (as a 19 year old by the way, not justifying it) doesn't mean he wasn't a successful hustler. I've never seen 'high levels of intelligence' included in any definition of 'hustler'.

I guess you wrap up the definition for 'buster' though.

Justin robbed a lot of my friends too.

All you ex-hustlers sound like idiots talking about "respect, the game" and all this shit. I'm sure your lives are wonderful, reliving slinging q-ounces of dope to kids who drove brand-new Honda Accords. Quite an achievement. Justin will be retried and found guilty again. Book it.

Lot of dudes will be looking for him. Heard he was not a nice guy.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/crime-scene/post/former-va-death-row-inmate-could-walk-free/2011/09/02/gIQAtHbLwJ_blog.html#pagebreak

I realize that I am reading posts that are very old..But I could not help but comment on your statement. VERY well said..Sad to say, but how could anyone trust the words, or motives of a trigger-man who's life is on the line..He would have thrown his own mother under the bus! JMO

This case has been in my heart from the moment I watched the ID special..I don't know any of these people, but I do know that the evidence presented DID NOT = death sentence... my heart goes out to the victims family..but had this man been executed the result would have been..another victim... the Wolfe family..his mother.. I am for the death penalty, but feel that it should be reserved for cases like the Petit family murder in Conn. Sexually motivated..hands on..mutilating..innocent victims... children..in their own home. AND they confessed..Not a man who has (according to his community) a flawed character because he was involved in drug dealings...and the person who is without a doubt guilty, decides to offer a sacrificial lamb..When did the perceived "bad character" of a defendant + the testimony of a self confessed killer = a guilty verdict in a court that is supposed to convict only if there is no reasonable doubt? I guess this just proves that "reason" no longer exists in the minds of most Americans...

Alot of you are just stupid. I did grow up with Justin in Chantilly since 1987. He was my Running back since the age of 14. And a damn good one to. We've been through alot together. His mom lived a few blocks down and his dad lived a few doors down from me in Brookfield. He slang dope big deal. Who hasnt had some part weed in their live. It doesnt deserve 30 years. Justin didnt have Danny killed and will be released. I've hung with Owen too and he is a putz. I never liked the kid. Now J.R. Martin on the other hand... We were decent friends in middle school at Rocky Run Intermediat but didnt really hang out at Chantilly. What I can tell you about him is that he is a follower. And when you put a follower with somebody who has always been a disapointment and had mental problems (Owen). It all spells disaster.

And for you wanna be thugs dissin my boy... He'll be fine in population. The only one's getting punked out are you. It's easy to talk shit when your anyonomous. Truth is (Been There) he's highly educated from one of the best schools in the country. look it up. And moreover, all you punks out there... I'd make you my bitch. I'd take your chow, make you do my laundry, have you hold on to my belt loop then pimp you out for a pack of smokes and a soup. Get Some, theres nothing but air and oppertunity.

Todd Wrote:
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> Alot of you are just stupid. I did grow up with
> Justin in Chantilly since 1987. He was my Running
> back since the age of 14. And a damn good one to.
> We've been through alot together. His mom lived a
> few blocks down and his dad lived a few doors down
> from me in Brookfield. He slang dope big deal. Who
> hasnt had some part weed in their live. It doesnt
> deserve 30 years. Justin didnt have Danny killed
> and will be released. I've hung with Owen too and
> he is a putz. I never liked the kid. Now J.R.
> Martin on the other hand... We were decent friends
> in middle school at Rocky Run Intermediat but
> didnt really hang out at Chantilly. What I can
> tell you about him is that he is a follower. And
> when you put a follower with somebody who has
> always been a disapointment and had mental
> problems (Owen). It all spells disaster.
>
> And for you wanna be thugs dissin my boy... He'll
> be fine in population. The only one's getting
> punked out are you. It's easy to talk shit when
> your anyonomous. Truth is (Been There) he's highly
> educated from one of the best schools in the
> country. look it up. And moreover, all you punks
> out there... I'd make you my bitch. I'd take your
> chow, make you do my laundry, have you hold on to
> my belt loop then pimp you out for a pack of
> smokes and a soup. Get Some, theres nothing but
> air and oppertunity.


Ok Todd Mellert
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Todd Wrote:
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>
> And for you wanna be thugs dissin my boy... He'll
> be fine in population. The only one's getting
> punked out are you. It's easy to talk shit when
> your anyonomous. Truth is (Been There) he's highly
> educated from one of the best schools in the
> country. look it up. And moreover, all you punks
> out there... I'd make you my bitch. I'd take your
> chow, make you do my laundry, have you hold on to
> my belt loop then pimp you out for a pack of
> smokes and a soup. Get Some, theres nothing but
> air and oppertunity.

Anonymous shit talking....isn't that exactly what you're doing?

This guy Justin deserves everything he gets. What a d-bag.

Is Wolfe going free. We will know soon



http://www2.insidenova.com/news/2011/nov/10/3/hearing-consider-motion-release-justin-wolfe-set-t-ar-1450029/

Todd Wrote:
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> Alot of you are just stupid. I did grow up with
> Justin in Chantilly since 1987. He was my Running
> back since the age of 14. And a damn good one to.
> We've been through alot together. His mom lived a
> few blocks down and his dad lived a few doors down
> from me in Brookfield. He slang dope big deal. Who
> hasnt had some part weed in their live. It doesnt
> deserve 30 years. Justin didnt have Danny killed
> and will be released. I've hung with Owen too and
> he is a putz. I never liked the kid. Now J.R.
> Martin on the other hand... We were decent friends
> in middle school at Rocky Run Intermediat but
> didnt really hang out at Chantilly. What I can
> tell you about him is that he is a follower. And
> when you put a follower with somebody who has
> always been a disapointment and had mental
> problems (Owen). It all spells disaster.
>
> And for you wanna be thugs dissin my boy... He'll
> be fine in population. The only one's getting
> punked out are you. It's easy to talk shit when
> your anyonomous. Truth is (Been There) he's highly
> educated from one of the best schools in the
> country. look it up. And moreover, all you punks
> out there... I'd make you my bitch. I'd take your
> chow, make you do my laundry, have you hold on to
> my belt loop then pimp you out for a pack of
> smokes and a soup. Get Some, theres nothing but
> air and oppertunity.

Wow you're really a huge asshole-faggot, aren't you, asshole-faggot?

Fuck you bitch and just hes just a nigger dick sucking faggot wearing a mop head and skittles lipstick around the cell house now.

Tuck Fodd Wrote:
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> Todd Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Alot of you are just stupid. I did grow up with
> > Justin in Chantilly since 1987. He was my
> Running
> > back since the age of 14. And a damn good one
> to.
> > We've been through alot together. His mom lived
> a
> > few blocks down and his dad lived a few doors
> down
> > from me in Brookfield. He slang dope big deal.
> Who
> > hasnt had some part weed in their live. It
> doesnt
> > deserve 30 years. Justin didnt have Danny
> killed
> > and will be released. I've hung with Owen too
> and
> > he is a putz. I never liked the kid. Now J.R.
> > Martin on the other hand... We were decent
> friends
> > in middle school at Rocky Run Intermediat but
> > didnt really hang out at Chantilly. What I can
> > tell you about him is that he is a follower.
> And
> > when you put a follower with somebody who has
> > always been a disapointment and had mental
> > problems (Owen). It all spells disaster.
> >
> > And for you wanna be thugs dissin my boy...
> He'll
> > be fine in population. The only one's getting
> > punked out are you. It's easy to talk shit when
> > your anyonomous. Truth is (Been There) he's
> highly
> > educated from one of the best schools in the
> > country. look it up. And moreover, all you
> punks
> > out there... I'd make you my bitch. I'd take
> your
> > chow, make you do my laundry, have you hold on
> to
> > my belt loop then pimp you out for a pack of
> > smokes and a soup. Get Some, theres nothing but
> > air and oppertunity.
>
> Wow you're really a huge asshole-faggot, aren't
> you, asshole-faggot?


your a faggot get off his dick hes already got enough of them in him.

So is he getting out or what?

http://www.justinwolfe.org/

I say "Retry and Fry" this clown.

He's guilty as hell and shouldn't get to just walk away because the prosecution were a bunch of retards.

At the very least he should be serving a dime for all the drug charges.

Former Officials Back Defense in Justin Wolfe Capital Murder Case
About 35 former prosecutors, law enforcement officers and judges are calling on the state of Virginia to drop its appeals case against Wolfe after a capital murder charge against him was vacated in July 2011.
http://centreville.patch.com/articles/former-officials-back-defense-in-justin-wolfe-capital-murder-case

About 35 former prosecutors, law enforcement officers and judges are calling on the state of Virginia to drop its appeals case to have a capital murder conviction against Justin Michael Wolfe reinstated, according to a Virginia Lawyer's Weekly blog post.

Wolfe, of Chantilly, has been on death row since 2002 after he was convicted and sentenced in Prince William County for ordering the murder of his marijuana dealer, Daniel Robert Petrole Jr. at his home in Bristow, Va. The prosecution's key witness, triggerman Owen Merton Barber lV testified against Wolfe at trial, but told the Eastern District Court of Virginia in November 2010 that Wolfe was not involved.

U.S. District Court Judge Raymond A. Jackson vacated all charges against Wolfe, including the murder-for-hire charge, in July of 2011 on the grounds that the prosecution withheld evidence that would have been favorable to Wolfe's defense.

The state is appealing the ruling to the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals to have the conviction and death sentence against Wolfe reinstated. A hearing is set for May 17.

But a recent friend-of-the-court brief (amici brief) published by a group of former officials says prosecutors suppressed evidence that would have impeached Barber's testimony in court, including an original testimony by Barber in which he admitted to investigating officers that he acted alone and that police presented him with an informal deal to avoid the death penalty by testifying against Wolfe.
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I can't believe this POS is STILL alive!

WTF!!

Yeah he did go to st tims

Just think- Justin could be back hangin' at the Ig by summer.

I'm surprised no chatter or trash talk here. Justin is non the verge of getting his case tossed for good. Lots of interesting questions. Will they re-try him? Doubt it. Will they look at the case again since technically he is now innocent? Maybe JR gets a harder look. Remember- no statute of limitations on murder. Can they do anything more to Barber? Don't think so, but not sure. Depends on his immunity agreement. Is Paul Ebert an unethical self-aggrandizing asshole? Absolutely. And finally- is Wolfe guilty as charged? Probably.

I've known people like Justin and I've been involved in similar activities. I think he was a shithead person to begin with and just got WAY caught up in the gangster shit and didn't really think it through or even if he did he wasn't smart enough to put a tight enough plan together. Either way the rest of his life will probably be a mess. Dude's been on death row for his entire adult life.

Wolfe, State Now Await 4th Circuit Ruling
Opposing sides debate whether information was improperly withheld.
By Dusty Smith
May 18, 2012
http://chantilly.patch.com/articles/wolfe-state-now-await-4th-circuit-ruling

A three-judge panel of U.S. 4th Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond on Thursday listened to attorneys for opposing sides in a Virginia Death Row case in which a lower federal court vacated the sentences of Justin Michael Wolfe, of Chantilly.

The state appealed the order of U.S. District Court Judge Raymond A. Jackson that overturned a death sentence related to the murder of Daniel Robert Petrole Jr., of Centreville, in March 2001. Triggerman Owen Merton Barber IV testified against Wolfe during Wolfe’s 2002 trial and has since changed his story more than once—most recently proclaiming Wolfe's innocence to Judge Jackson.

Estimates of when the 4th Circuit ruling may come range from a couple of weeks to several months. The court previously sent the case back to the U.S. District Court of Eastern Virginia, after that court initially declined to consider evidence withheld from the defense.

Upon second review, the district court ordered state attorneys to turn over the investigators' files in the case. Prior to that, only evidence that prosecutors deemed exculpatory had been turned over, a practice permitted in Virginia, but not followed by all counties. Some counties provide an “open file” policy, in which “they just make their files available” to defense attorneys, Appeals Court Judge Robert B. King said as he questioned the state on that issue during the hearing.

State attorney Katherine B. Burnette argued, contrary to Jackson’s 2010 order, that prosecutors complied with all disclosure requests from the Prince William County Circuit Court.

“They operate by court order,” Burnette said.

For counties that do not follow an open file policy, King said, “that means what’s held back is consciously held back, knowingly and intentionally.” King said information also could be withheld negligently.

The defense in its brief pointed out that Commonwealth’s Attorney Paul B. Ebert told Jackson during a 2010 evidentiary hearing that he withholds information not deemed exculpatory because defendants “are able to fabricate a defense around what is provided.”

To that point, Judge King said, “You don’t want to give it to them because they might use it.”

Burnette also argued against the lower court’s determination that evidence withheld was material to Wolfe’s defense.

“At the end of the day, they have not proven the jury would have acquitted Wolfe given the tremendous evidence in this case,” she said.


Full coverage: Justin Wolfe Death Penalty Case http://centreville.patch.com/topics/Justin+Wolfe
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Who cares this turd already got flushed, why dig the crap out of the septic field??? Wana play ganster DO THE TIME.....let'em out on parole on 2045

I knew Justin and he was greedy as hell...greed, sloth, and envy will catch up to you and eventually kill ya! He did it and he should suffer the consequences! Do the time...and then you'll die and go to HELL!

Every day this dirtbag spends in jail is a good day. He's a drug pushing parasite who killed his supplier because he didn't want to pay him. The state f'ed up, but Wolfe's still a guilty scumbag who deserves the needle.

Your a complete asshole. They guy who orginally blamed him for the killing later admitted to a cell mate that he lied on justin so that he wouldn't get the death penalty instead justin would. So obviously he a young innocent person that is being wronged by the system. How would you feel if that were your innocent son sitting on death row. JACKASS!!!!!

Your in my prayers all of you assholes that's thinks he deserves to die. HE'S INNOCENT!!!! Did you cunts even follow the story!!!

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> Every day this dirtbag spends in jail is a good
> day. He's a drug pushing parasite who killed his
> supplier because he didn't want to pay him. The
> state f'ed up, but Wolfe's still a guilty scumbag
> who deserves the needle.

Um... drug dealers dont kill suppliers over minuscule amounts of money. If you kill your supplier, you kill your supply. You are out of business. They found like 100x the amount owed in the Centreville house in cash. Does that make sense to you?

He's getting lethal injection not chair

Ik of two murders resulting fromm. Marijuanna sales one is my dads girlfriends son. Josh Hemphill Statesville NC. They were planning on robbing the man and taking the weed. It resulted in Ted Barbone getting shot. And people say weed never killed anybody and never got any1 murdered.

so were you there, how do you know he is innocent, other than you met him a few times. your letting your personal feelings for him dictate he is innocent..you were not there either so how can you say with 100 percent certainty that he did not do it....you can't read a book by it's cover... there are people out there that you may think are innocent, and are blinded by their smoke screens and they are truely guilty.

Yea.. I was raped when i was 9.. everyone thought he was innocent too, he was nice guy would never do such a thing... yea,ok 20 years later he admitted doing it but guess what, toooooooo late, my life is ruined and for 20 years everyone thought he was innocent.

So give me a break with you don't know him you met him a few times but you just know he isn't guilty... YOU DON"T KNOW THAT FOR A FACT.... why would he have spoken with owen immediatly before and immediatly afterwards... give me a break.

Now what is Cuccinelli going to do? Re-try? I can't imagine. Wolfe might actually get out, although he'll probably do more time for the drug raps. Last poster said the phone calls between the two the night-of are convincing. What if Barber deliberately engaged Wolfe in a bogus discussion about something all night to have that cellphone record to prove he wasn't acting alone? Just a theory, and probably not right- but anything is possible in this mess.

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> Now what is Cuccinelli going to do? Re-try? I
> can't imagine. Wolfe might actually get out,
> although he'll probably do more time for the drug
> raps. Last poster said the phone calls between
> the two the night-of are convincing. What if
> Barber deliberately engaged Wolfe in a bogus
> discussion about something all night to have that
> cellphone record to prove he wasn't acting alone?
> Just a theory, and probably not right- but
> anything is possible in this mess.


If you knew Owen Barber, you'd know he's as smart as a bucket of spit and couldn't plan something like that. No way.

Stayin' alive, stayin' alive
Uh uh uh uh
Stayin' alive, stayin' alive

The saga of these people sure has been entertaining.

Sounds like old Justin will be freed, lucky or unlucky dude. Imagine sitting in a cell for a decade for a crime ya did not commit. Shit man thats deep, but oh well it builds charcter!!!

Cant wait to get my hands on em. Kill this motherfucker
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is this faggot not dead yet?

I'm hoping Justin spends his life giving up that boody.

NOT...Some of us do care and I say OFF with your head Not Justins
WTF Ever

Try reading the case transcripts if you think you freaking know so much

And why would you take punishment like a man for something you so very clearly did not do

is he dead yet?

Wow, aren't you guys excited Justin's getting out?? What? Ebert's going to re-try him? Yep, that's what he says. I guess he'll fetch Owen out of the slam and bring him down to tell more truth, lies and contradictory tales. That should get it done. Meanwhile, I hear Justin's defense will cost about a half a mil, so they're looking for some deep pockets. Maybe some of you still gangstas with all the cash could chip in?

Justin Wolfe Will Likely be Retried in Murder-for-Hire Case
A Prince William County prosecutor indicated on Monday that his office will retry Justin Wolfe, a former death row inmate.

By Mary C. Stachyra and Dusty Smith
September 10, 2012
http://chantilly.patch.com/articles/justin-wolfe-will-likely-be-retried-in-murder-for-hire-case

A Prince William County prosecutor on Monday indicated that his office would retry Justin Wolfe, a Chantilly man who spent over a decade on death row before his conviction was vacated.

"It does need to be set for trial," Richard Conway, an assistant commonwealth's attorney, told Judge Mary Grace O'Brien at a hearing Monday in Prince William County Circuit Court.

Wolfe will next appear in court on Friday, where his lawyers will make a motion to let him out on bail. The retrial date will also be set at Friday's hearing.

"It's not what I hoped," Terri Steinberg, Wolfe's mother, said after the hearing. "I'm shocked, shocked."

The news comes just one month after a federal appeals court confirmed the vacation of Wolfe's sentence. Both the appeals court and a lower court have issued stinging rebukes of Commonwealth's Attorney Paul Ebert and Assistant Commonwealth's Attorney Richard Conway, calling their conduct “abhorrent to the judicial process."

“The Commonwealth’s capital murder case against Wolfe can best be described as tenuous,” U.S. District Court Judge Raymond Jackson wrote in his order vacating Wolfe's sentence. “A review of the trial proceedings unveiled witness testimony replete with hearsay and speculation.”

Deirdre Enright, a lawyer with the Innocence Project, agreed.

"We have reviewed all of the evidence at the Innocence Project, and we don't think there's anything to go forward. We don't think there's a case," said Enright.

Outside the courtroom, Conway declined to elaborate, but said, "We're in the process of going forward with this case."

Justin Michael WolfeCredit Wolfe family
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I'm betting ole Justin's brown eye is pretty blue these days....

Dam, anohter trial, will prob be found not guilty as the testimony will suck 15 years later, but if he does get out what will I have to write and joke about?? I say keep'em locked up......hell I dont care!

And the taxpayers foot the bill?

HAHAHAHAHA FUCK YOU JUSTIN WOLFE, FAMILY AND FRIENDS. I CAN ONLY ASSURE YOU THE PAIN WILL CONTINUE AND YOU ALL WILL LIVE IN MISERY.ENJOY IT.

Wolfe Trial Pushed to January
Prince William County prosecutors have been subpoenaed to explain why they met with the admitted triggerman in the case last month
http://centreville.patch.com/articles/justin-wolfe-trial-pushed-to-january

A hearing to discern why Prince William County prosecutors and others met with the admitted triggerman in a murder-for-hire case was delayed Tuesday as a former death row inmate prepares to be tried for a second time in the case.

Owen Merton Barber IV pleaded guilty more than a decade ago to gunning down Daniel Robert Petrole Jr. in Bristow. Attorneys representing Justin Michael Wolfe—the man whose conviction for Petrole’s murder was overturned in federal court—want to know why Commonwealth’s Attorney Paul B. Ebert and others met with Barber on Sept. 11. The hearing was delayed until Oct. 31.

During Tuesday's hearing, Prince William County Circuit Court Judge Mary Grace O’Brien also set a Jan. 2 start date for Wolfe’s new trial, with the entire month of January set aside.

While Wolfe’s conviction was overturned — he had been on Virginia’s death row for a decade — prosecutors plan to try him again in Petrole’s murder. Barber testified against Wolfe, but has since stated in federal court that Wolfe was not involved in the crime.

Ebert, Assistant Commonwealth Attorney Richard Conway and several others were subpoenaed to learn what was discussed during the Sept. 11 meeting, and whether it violated any procedures, laws or Wolfe’s rights. An attorney for Ebert succeeded in quashing his subpoena, but only for Tuesday's hearing. Everyone subpoenaed by the defense will be expected to appear Oct. 31.

Wolfe has always denied involvement in Petrole’s murder. Documents presented in federal court and Barber’s court testimony indicate that a detective first gave Wolfe’s name to Barber. Barber said prosecutors and his own attorney then forced him to testify against Wolfe or face the death penalty. A federal judge called the prosecutors actions in the case “abhorrent to the judicial process.”

Earlier this year, the Commonwealth of Virginia declined to appeal the federal rulings that overturned Wolfe’s convictions on murder-for-hire and drug distribution. But the Prince William prosecutors’ office decided to pursue a fresh case against Wolfe, with new charges. Prosecutors have not yet decided whether to pursue the death penalty.

Fairfax County Commonwealth Attorney Ray Morrogh has been assigned as a special prosecutor for the case. Wolfe’s attorneys have questioned Morrogh’s ability to try to the case because of his friendship with Ebert. That issue will be heard Oct. 31 along with the inquiry into the Sept. 11 meeting with Barber.

Justin Michael WolfeCredit Wolfe family
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Is he a midget? Looks a little Corkyish too. Eh, no loss if executed. Druggies, drug dealers and retards that wear Nautica clothing server no real purpose to society.

i want justin wolfe and owen barber tortured alive.. foreal tho.. i bet danny was so sexy...

From the Justin Wolfe webpage
http://www.justinwolfe.org/


At the age of 20, Justin Wolfe, ex-high school football player and normal, average, all American, suburban kid was sentenced to death for a murder he did not commit. He has been on Virginia 's death row since 2002 and has had two stays of execution.


Justin's options for appeals are running out, but there is still time for the truth to overcome his wrongful conviction. Read the synopsis of Justin's story below to understand the injustice of his conviction, the outrage of so many who have followed his case, and the flaws in the U.S. Justice System his trial reveals.

Justin Wolfe's Story
It is undisputed that on March 15th, 2001, Owen Barber shot Danny Petrole to death.


Danny Petrole

A supplier of high grade marijuana (aka "chronic") in the Fairfax, VA area, and the murder victim.


Owen Barber

A low-grade marijuana ("shwag") dealer who was trying to break into the high grade chronic ring at the time of the murder. By his own confession, Barber murdered Petrole.


Owen Barber confesses to murdering Danny Petrole.

Owen Barber freely admits that on on the night of the murder he followed Danny Petrole to his newly purchased condo, stopped him in his car before he entered his home, pointed his 9 mm Smith and Wesson at him and fired 10 shots. Nine of the shots Barber fired struck Petrole, killing him.


Barber implicates Justin Wolfe in exchange for immunity for the death sentence.
For his crime Barber faced the possibility of the death sentence, but he avoided capital punishment by accepting a plea bargain offered to him by Fairfax County prosecutors. In exchange for immunity from the death penalty, Barber agreed to testify that Justin Wolfe hired him to kill Petrole.


Justin maintains innocence, is found guilty based on Barber's testimony and is sentenced to death.

Justin admitted to dealing chronic, but denied any involvement in the murder and maintains his innocence to this day. Incredibly, the jury hearing Justin's case believed Barber, a man clearly capable of lying and highly motivated to do so. Justin was found guilty of murder and was sentenced to death on August 28th, 2002. Barber was sentenced to 60 yrs, minus his 22 year age, and ordered 15 years probation on his release, amounting to 38 years in prison. Owen Barber, the man who fired 9 shots into Danny Petrole, will be free in 2040 while Justin Wolfe is facing the death penalty as a result of Barber's plea-bargained testimony.



Barber admits in 2007 by sworn affidavit that he lied to the jury about Wolfe's involvement in the murder in order to avoid the death penalty and to satisfy prosecutors. http://www.justinwolfe.org/Owen%27saffidavit-admissionofguilt.pdf

While in prison, Barber confessed to his cell-mate Carl Huff that he lied to the jury about Justin's involvement in the murder. Huff contacted Wolfe's lawyers and informed them of Barber's admission of perjury. Barber later signed a sworn statement admitting that he falsified his testimony in order to avoid the death penalty and to satisfy aggressive prosecutors, and he admitted that Wolfe had nothing to do with the murder. Carl Huff signed an affidavit corroborating in detail Barber's admission of perjury.



Justin's conviction relied almost entirely on cell phone records and the testimony of four men, including Barber, all of whom were involved in drug dealing and all of whom made deals in exchange for their testimony. The cell phone records showed that Owen called Justin many times that evening, but careful investigation and re-creation of the phone calls that Owen testified about casts serious doubt on his testimony and the circumstances of the calls themselves.



Justin's attorney disbarred for mishandling cases.
Justin's lawyer, John H. Partridge admitted after the trial that he had never tried a capital murder case and that he made many mistakes in the handling of Justin's case. Subsequent to Justin's trial, Partridge was accused of mishandling other cases and was disbarred. Several jurors have signed affidavits attesting to the poor handling the jury thought Justin's attorney had done. At least one witness admits information revealed after the trial by a witness who was never called to the stand may have changed her decision.



Justin has been denied several rounds of appeals.
Justin's options for a new trial and exoneration are running out, but with your help, his story can be heard and the truth can still prevail.

58 Former Judges, Attorneys Criticize Special Prosecutor in Capital Murder Case
A Prince William County Circuit Court judge appointed Fairfax County Commonwealth's Attorney Raymond Morrogh in October to prosecute the Justin Wolfe murder-for-hire retrial.
http://chantilly.patch.com/articles/58-former-attorneys-judges-criticize-special-prosecutor-in-wolfe-case

Nearly five dozen former judges, prosecutors and other attorneys signed a letter this week criticizing the appointment of the Fairfax County Commonwealth's Attorney as special prosecutor in a decade-old capital murder case, and his decision to retry the defendant.

A Prince William County Circuit Court judge in September appointed Raymond Morrogh to prosecute the case during the retrial of Justin Wolfe, a Chantilly High School graduate, who was convicted over a decade ago for ordering the murder of his drug supplier, Daniel Petrole Jr., of Centreville. Wolfe's conviction was thrown out by a federal judge last year, and the vacation of his sentence was subsequently upheld by an appeals court. The courts also criticized Prince William County prosecutors for witholding evidence in the case.

The letter, which was dated Oct. 24, was addressed to Judge Mary Grace O'Brien and signed by 58 members of the legal community, including a former assistant commonwealth's attorney from Fairfax County. The signers said that Prince William County's top prosecutor, Paul Ebert, had an undue influence selecting Morrogh. Ebert was criticized by the courts for his work on the case and forced to recuse himself.

"As former judges, prosecutors, and other members of the legal community, we are deeply disturbed by the misconduct of prosecutors that led a jury to sentence Justin Wolfe to death," the letter reads. "We are equally troubled by the haste with which the newly appointed special prosecutor, Fairfax Commonwealth's Attorney Raymond Morrogh, has decided to re-try Mr. Wolfe."

In a September court appearance, Morrogh said that he believed Wolfe was "was absolutely involved in this murder. He planned it and caused it to occur." In the same hearing, O'Brien, the judge, said Morrogh probably would have been her selection even if Ebert had not suggested it, due to his past experience and geographic proximity.

The letter sharply criticized Morrogh's decision to retry Wolfe, and suggested that he was influenced by his connections with Ebert, who has endorsed his campaign for commonwealth's attorney.

"Unfortunately, less than 24 hours after his appointment, Mr. Morrogh announced his intention to retry Wolfe. This suggests a hurried decision in which the special prosecutor did not carefully examine the evidence to reach an independent conclusion about the case, but instead relied on the earlier deliberation of the Prince William County prosecutors—prosecutors who were responsible for the misconduct and errors in judgement that left Mr. Wolfe on death row for more than a decade," the letter reads.

Pre-trial motions in the Wolfe case continue next week.

This Prince William County Court is conspiring to commit several illegal acts of malicious methods to out right lie to it's citizen and make "false light"at it's peak. As a believer in Jesus. I am perplex at the submission to and unjust rule of law. This has happen to me and I surprise at the type of retaliation against all the youth the this court has held without evidence and creates a bad name for good law enforcement. I will stand with Justin on this issue until he comes home.

We dont care....let him sit in the cell for life....no big deal to me....where is my Starbucks!!

Innocence Victum: Jesus would be proud that you are so articulate. Maybe you can testify for Jus-ten. That should help. I am also perplex.

Actully Westfields was open in 2000 and many of Centreville's students were transfer there as well as from Chantilly. And yes he sold to westfield's students as well

http://www.vadoc.state.va.us/offenders/locator/results.cfm

Offender Locator Search Results
Search Result: 1 Match Found Offender Name: Wolfe, Justin Michael
DOC Number: 1139246
Inmate Number: 309126
Gender: Male
Race: White
Location: Sussex I State Prison


as of today there are no matches

He's been in the Prince William County Jail since the botched retrial attempt has occured
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> Offender Locator Search Results
> Search Result: 1 Match Found Offender Name: Wolfe,
> Justin Michael
> DOC Number: 1139246
> Inmate Number: 309126
> Gender: Male
> Race: White
> Location: Sussex I State Prison
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> as of today there are no matches

So the prosecuters withheld evidence in the trial, they didn't schedule the retrial in time and Justin will be released? When is he expected to get out?

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> So the prosecuters withheld evidence in the trial,
> they didn't schedule the retrial in time and
> Justin will be released? When is he expected to
> get out?


According to several news channels and outlets, the court system said Dec. 21st was his final court date and he could be released within 10 days from that date. So either today or yesterday.

Another killer beating the system, hopefully they'll fry his trigger man for violating the terms of his plea deal.

A judge in Prince William County just granted Justin Wolfe his release. He should be able to leave the jail sometime Thursday

Over under on how long he's out before someone beats the living shit out of that beady eyed fuck?

Wonder what he will do now....last night in the death row??? Gonna work at Wendy's now?? Mabey go back to selling drugs, Shit now we have Wal Marts in fairfax, he can work there.

Justin was just let out!!! This morning just released!!

Obviously, he will star in gay midget porn.

he owes me money and the juice has been rolling for 12 years. think he will pay up?

What the hell is the deal with the guy? Why is the legal system bending over backwards to let an admitted drug dealer and probable murderer off the hook?

Is his mom fucking the DA or something? Just fry the worthless POS and be done with it.

The prosecutor withheld evidence and the judge threw the book at him. If you break the rules and get caught, you're going to pay for it.

This little bitch is going to be begging to go back to prison when certain folks find him.

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> This little bitch is going to be begging to go
> back to prison when certain folks find him.


What the fuck are you talking about? It's almost 15 years later. If someone in their 30s would risk their own wellbeing to "get even" they'll just end up switching places with him - I just wish they'd all get in the same car and slam into an oak tree on their way to do it so society doesn't have to be affected any further.

Fuck all of you, if you can't separate yourselves from this shit by age 25 then I hope your life continues to suck dick. Life is too valuable, something these morons involved and all of their friends are too dense to realize. I watched this whole thing unfold from the sidelines and it still shocks me how fucking stupid all of you are/were. I even subscribed to the money & girls mentality for a while and understand how it can be appealing as a teen but then I fucking graduated high school and became an adult. Again, fuck all of you.

Well, since you chose to throw the stupid comment around, let me fill you in on a little something asshole. I am typing this message from a computer that I worked to buy, from the confines of the home that I own. I chose to go to college, graduate, and get a good job so I can afford the things I want and need. I too saw this unfold from the sidelines, or so I thought. That fucking piece of shot tazed me at a party for no fucking reason, other than the fact that I was friends with Danny. So, yea, now in my 30's, well off and educated.... I wouldn't think twice about feeding that worthless waste of space his teeth for breakfast.

Understood, I just don't get it. You seem far more connected to the situation than I so I won't assume I know more but it's just upsetting that people are still in a position where they'd commit ANOTHER crime after all this time.

Hopefully Justin's family is smart enough to move him out of the area so that you or anyone else isn't tempted. I'd guess he's reformed and at least we won't be paying for his free stay anymore.

This case was never well suited for the death penalty. This doesn't mean that Wolfe was not culpable in some way for Petrole's murder. Rather, there are too many questions surrounding Barber's testimony to substantiate a death penalty case, which, for better or worse (if you have the death penalty), is supposed to execute the worst of the worst, so to speak.

I find it ironic that if Ebert went for a life sentence instead of death a life sentence or a 40 year sentence would have obtained. These kinds of felons do not attract the interest of advocacy groups and lawyers and such felons typically end up rotting in prison, learning to deal with navigating the not inconsiderable dangers of prison. One of the defendants in the recent Supreme Court case invalidating juvenile death sentences became crushed by depression upon having his death sentences commuted to life - he no longer was that special little snowflake. If Morrough can retry Wolfe (and I am not sure he can in light of the judge's order - key testimony seems fatally impaired), he should not opt for the death penalty. The whole anti-death penalty advocacy infrastructure will lose interest, and he would be on his own.

And Biilly - I would not be so certain this individual is "reformed'. Death row is hardly an environment to develop as a human being - in fact - it is akin to living life as an underground mole with high sensory deprivation and low socialization. This kid's way back will not be easy. Not sure I care one way or another, but I wouldn't give him the label of reformed just yet.