WHAT IF.....
You found yourself falsely accused of an unimaginable crime....
Would you, like so many others, believe that justice would prevail?
Would you have faith in our esteemed courts?

WHAT IF.....
You were forced to sit back and watch quietly while
your fate was being decided by a jury who was never given
the opportunity to hear your side of the story.

WHAT IF.....
You watched repeatedly as one attorney after another failed
to effectively represent you.

THIS IS THE STORY OF KENNETH G. MIDDLETON.

In 1990 Ken’s wife, Kathy, was killed in a tragic accident involving a handgun. Following the heartbreaking loss of his beloved wife, Ken found himself caught up in a nightmare from which
he simply cannot awake. He was indicted for first degree murder. He stood accused of having
killed Kathy.

Ultimately, Ken was found guilty and sentenced to life without parole + 200 years. This as a result of virtually incompetent representation, and an overwhelming naiveté on the part of everyone.

No one involved could imagine the level of corruption that could possibly be levied in his case. They never dreamed the lies that would be told, the absurd theories that would be brought forth and never refuted, the pathetic representation performed by an overwhelmed and soon-to-be indicted defense attorney.

Our hope is that you, too, will be taken aback by the whole situation outlined on this site. That you will assist us by making everyone you know aware of Ken’s circumstances. With a sufficient amount of pressure exerted on Missouri's Governor, Matt Blunt, he will have no choice but to review the facts in this case. Following his review, we firmly believe that he will exercise his gubernatorial power to release Ken and clear his name. This is a last-ditch effort to end this nightmare for him and the rest of his family. They cannot rest until Ken is a free and completely exonerated man.

Ken has applied for Executive Clemency; a pardon with the State of Missouri. Your communcations urging Governor Blunt to back this application are absolutely appreciated!

Please contact Governor Blunt on Kenneth G. Middleton's behalf by clicking here.

Please contact the authors of this site with your feedback. Let us know your thoughts on this matter. We would definitely appreciate knowing if you have taken the opportunity to contact Governor Blunt on Mr. Middleton's behalf.

To correspond with Ken Middleton or to ask him a question, please send mail to:

Kenneth G. Middleton #179112 Crossroads Correctional Center 1115 E. Pence Road Cameron, Missouri  64429

Billboard located on the outskirts of Kansas City, MO.   Just one of the extreme measures used in the quest for justice. Please help spread the word.