Free Jennifer Mee
How does a New Zealander end up campaigning for the "Hiccup Girl." Written by R. A. Stewart Florida woman Jennifer Mee gained notoriety as a teenager when she suffered from non-stop hiccups. So much so that she appeared on television to tell her story, however, just a few years later and after the hiccup situation had been cured, Jennifer, as a nineteen year old, made headlines for a different reason. Here is the story: Jennifer set up a date with a young man she had contacted on Facebook. He was interested in romance but her motive was robbery. With the assistance of her two male companions, They attempted to mug the victim at a location which Jennifer arranged to meet her on a date. In the process of the robbery he was fatally shot. Under Florida law all participants of a fatal robbery are equally guilty of murder, in this case first degree murder irrespective of their part igen the murder itself. All three were convicted of first degree murder and sentenced to life withou