Between June 28 and July 9, Marie Belcastro‘s grandson Brian Kirk held 13 separate events around Ohio to protest SB 256. The events are listed below. The press tour received media coverage, which can also be viewed below.

Events

Saturday June 26th

12:00 pm to 9:00 pm Wellington, Ohio

Trump Rally at Lorain County Fairgrounds –  

We’ll be there greeting lawmakers with signs and literature

Monday June 28th

10:00 am Bowling Green, Wood County Courthouse

1:30 pm Findlay, Hancock County Courthouse

3:30 pm Lima, Allen County Courthouse

Tuesday June 29th

10:30 am Wapakoneta, Auglaize County Courthouse

1:30 pm Kettering, Kettering City Hall

3:30 pm Xenia, Greene County Courthouse

Wednesday June 30th

3:00 pm Delaware, Delaware County Courthouse

Thursday July 1st

9:30 am Marion, Marion County Courthouse

11:30 am Mansfield, Richland County Courthouse

1:30 pm Ashland, Ashland County Courthouse

3:30 pm Wooster, Wayne County Courthouse

Friday July 2nd

10:30 am Warren, Trumbull County Courthouse

Friday July 9th 

10:00 am Statehouse, Columbus

Details

Bowling Green

Grandson is on a mission to keep convicted murderer behind bars

Lima

Ohio native protests Senate Bill 256, which offers parole to juvenile criminals

Warren

Representative Michael O’Brien and former state Rep. James P. Trakas, who is now a councilman for the Cuyahoga County community of Independence, attended this event.

Families of crime victims rally against Ohio law allowing parole for some young convicts

Murder victim’s kin protests new law

Murder victim’s family protests law

SENATE BILL 256 PROTEST HELD IN WARREN

Columbus

Brian was joined by the family of Gavon Ramsay‘s murder victim Margaret Douglas. We also read a statement from a rape survivor whose case is impacted by SB 256.

Wadsworth murder victim’s family to speak on juvenile sentencing changes

Parole for juvenile offenders protested at Statehouse