Famosas hacen campaña por libertad de la joven condenada por matar a su violador

[caption id="attachment_524572" align="alignnone" width="680"] Cyntoia Brown/ Asesinó a quien abusó sexualmente de ella a los 16 años, fue condenada a cadena perpetua y ahora tiene 29 años, famosas piden la libertad de la chica.[/caption] Son varias las famosas que se han unido a la voz de Cyntoia Brown, una joven que lleva 13 años en prisión tras ser condenada a cadena perpetua por matar al hombre que la violó. Según resalta The New York Times, la chica era víctima de trata sexual, obligada a prostituirse y a los 16 años mató a un agente inmobiliario, Johnny Allen, quien abusó de ella. Esta historia ha impactado de sobremanera a varias artistas, y por eso en sus redes sociales bajo el hahstag #FreeCyntoiaBrown piden que la chica quede en libertad. Una de las primeras en apoyarla fue Kim Kardashian, y tras ella están Cara Delevigne y Rihanna. Por su parte, Cara calificó como "atroz" el sistema judicial estadounidense. "A cada uno de los responsables por la sentencia de esta niña, espero que Dios no les permita tener hijos", escribió Rihanna en Instagram. The system has failed. It’s heart breaking to see a young girl sex trafficked then when she has the courage to fight back is jailed for life! We have to do better & do what’s right. I’ve called my attorneys yesterday to see what can be done to fix this. #FreeCyntoiaBrown pic.twitter.com/73y26mLp7u— Kim Kardashian West (@KimKardashian) 21 de noviembre de 2017 The justice system is so backwards!!! This is completely insane #freecyntoiabrown Una publicación compartida por Cara Delevingne (@caradelevingne) el 21 de Nov de 2017 a la(s) 9:52 PST did we somehow change the definition of #JUSTICE along the way?? cause..... Something is horribly wrong when the system enables these rapists and the victim is thrown away for life! To each of you responsible for this child's sentence I hope to God you don't have children, because this could be your daughter being punished for punishing already! #FREECYNTOIABROWN #HowManyMore Una publicación compartida por badgalriri (@badgalriri) el 21 de Nov de 2017 a la(s) 5:12 PST In 2004, a 16 year old runaway named Cyntoia Brown was picked up in Nashville, Tennessee, by a forty-three year old man who planned to have sex with her in exchange for money. At the time, Cyntoia was living in a motel room with an adult male pimp, Cut-throat, who had been prostituting her and violently abusing her sexually, mentally, and physically, while also providing her with drugs. Late that night, as Cyntoia was lying naked in the bed with the man who had picked her up for sex, her paranoia growing from the drugs and abuse she had suffered, Cyntoia became convinced that the man intended to cause her bodily harm. She fired one bullet at the man, killing him. She then picked up some items to bring back to her pimp so she would not be beaten. She drove the man’s car to a Wal-Mart parking lot and walked back to her pimp’s motel room. Cyntoia was quickly arrested, charged as an adult, and convicted of first degree murder. She was sentenced to a life sentence (60 years in prison), and will be required to serve 51 calendar years before she can be considered for parole. Since 2004, Cyntoia has been working diligently to make amends for her crime. Today, Cyntoia is an incredibly intelligent, compassionate, and resilient young woman. She recently graduated with an Associates of Arts degree with a GPA of 4.0 from Lipscomb University's LIFE Program (Lipscomb Initiative For Education), and she will soon earn her Bachelor's degree from Lipscomb. As she has progressed in her rehabilitation, Cyntoia has served as a beacon of light in the prison environment. She has helped other inmates earn their GEDs, worked in various meaningful jobs, and encouraged those around her to be their best selves. She has maintained meaningful relationships with positive mentors in the community, many of whom feel that they have become better people through their friendship with Cyntoia. Sign the petition in our bio to #FreeCyntoiaBrown #CyntoiaBrown Una publicación compartida por MoveOn.org (@moveon) el 22 de Nov de 2017 a la(s) 12:34 PST 💔 #cyntoiabrown #FREECYNTOIABROWN Cyntoia is now 29. Let's exercise our rights by joining me in signing the petition to free Ms. Cyntoia Brown. The Link to this petition is located in my bio 🙏🏽 Una publicación compartida por Sweet Sexy Savage Tour (@kehlani.ssstour17) el 21 de Nov de 2017 a la(s) 8:50 PST #freecyntoiabrown #repost Sign the petition https://petitions.moveon.org/sign/free-cyntoia-brown Una publicación compartida por Cameron (@cameron_317_) el 24 de Nov de 2017 a la(s) 11:46 PST This week, the case of a woman named Cyntoia Brown went viral on social media, even though she has already been in prison for more than ten years. Brown is serving a life sentence for the murder of a Nashville man in 2004. According to Brown, after a childhood marked by abuse and drugs, she was raped and forced into prostitution by a pimp, and ended up killing one of her clients out of self defense when she was just 16 years old. Despite her youth, she was tried as an adult and given a life sentence. The details of her crime and trial — including the fact that the man who had paid for sex with her was 43 years old, have started circulating again, catching the attention of A-list celebrities and spawning the viral hashtag #FreeCyntoiaBrown. However, even before the renewed interest, her trial inspired a 2011 PBS/American Experience documentary, “Me Facing Life: Cyntoia’s Story.” Source: CNN #documentary #doc #documentaries #tennessee #prison #death #16 #teen #teenager #life #sentence #girl #girls #woman #women #picoftheday #photooftheday #law #pictureoftheday #justice #freedom #freecyntoiabrown #news #instadaily Una publicación compartida por DocumentaryNews (@documentarynews) el 24 de Nov de 2017 a la(s) 10:22 PST #freecyntoiabrown Una publicación compartida por @joexnoble el 24 de Nov de 2017 a la(s) 3:43 PST