Pardon Daniel Cornelius "Nealy" Duncan!

I join with other petitioners in requesting a posthumous pardon from the state of South Carolina of Daniel Cornelius "Nealy" Duncan hanged by the State of South Carolina on July 11, 1911 in Charleston, after being convicted for the murder of Max Lubelsky.

I am aware of the testimony detailed in the book entitled Dead Weight, by author Batt Humphreys, and am aware of the original petition filed to the offices of both the above mentioned addressees.

The facts and testimony presented offer both reasonable doubt and questions of proper legal procedure in the trial and ruling.

It is my hope that a posthumous pardon might be granted to restore honor, correct an egregious error in jurisprudence and show that South Carolina is a state that not only cherishes history, but is capable of taking action to repair it.