Georgia State Justice: Jackie Carpenter's Belief Tour

Jasonovic clears all fees

On Friday, April 17, 2009, the title of the Georgian Newman Times Herald was "Vetch cleared all fees." "Grand Justice Georgia" tells about the 10-month faith journey of the Jason Vetch family by his mother Jackie Carpenter.

After seventeen copper thefts on his construction site, Vetch was guarding his property. On the morning of June 28, 2008, another planned robbery was underway. Jason tried to arrest a citizen when his gun was shot and one of the suspected thieves was injured. A few hours later, the man died in the hospital and Jason was detained. In the ensuing negotiations, Jason was charged with felony murder and four other serious allegations.

Carpenter's early work "The Bridge" details all the events that took place on the evening of June 28, 2008 and the trials in April 2009. "Georgia Justice" is the story of Jackie's emotional battle, the setbacks and tears she suffered, until the jury's decision was announced. "There is no sin in all five crimes."

Jackie tells that she often visits her prayer room to get rid of Satan's attack because he has attacked her spiritually, mentally and physically. Some readers may think that Jackie's description of the roller coaster mood is repetitive, but anyone who goes through the prison glass compartment with their son or daughter will understand Jackie's heartbreak. On his first visit after his arrest, she watched her son Jason's cheeks shed tears.

Jason's forgiveness is affirmation of the power of prayer and the effectiveness of the prayer chain ministry. Thousands of people from Georgia to New York have prayed for Jason's trial and the results of his future.

"Governor of Georgia" is a powerful testimony of Jack's discovery of power, because she claims that the promise of Psalm 91 and other selected scriptures is the lifeline of her faith, her reason and her physical health. Her story reminds readers of the spiritual power in the Psalms.

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