Elkville Man Convicted in Meth Drug Case

This conspiracy law is wrong! Especially when someone has turn there life around. When people need help, they can't find anyone to help them. Instead we fill the prison's with people who have drug problems. Also the trial lasted 3 days. With lot's of lies being told under oth.

Why was the punishment so harsh on him and not everybody else?

Ryan is a good guy.I know he had got into some trouble, but he did turn his life around!!! And then years later, you imprison him for 'alleged' assumptions? Its kinda hard when everybody else turns against you and gets off with a slap on the wrist and he has to live out the next years in jail...wheres the proof? Its sad to think that such a nice guy is the one who got the short end of the stick! Those that knew of his kindness took advantage of it and turned it around to point the only finger at him...you should be ashamed! God will sort you out in the end. Good luck with that!

my heart goes out to the family who has lost him, and the family we will not have...

Janet Belles wrote:

This conspiracy law is wrong! Especially when someone has turn there life around. When people need help, they can't find anyone to help them. Instead we fill the prison's with people who have drug problems. Also the trial lasted 3 days. With lot's of lies being told under oth.