“Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.” – Martin Luther King Jr.
“Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.” – Martin Luther King Jr.
In 1994, while still grieving the loss of our oldest son Andre, to gun violence, our hearts were shattered when our middle son James was convicted of a crime he DID NOT commit. The pain we endure as parents is beyond words and has remained with us every day. Through it all, we have leaned on our faith, prayed without ceasing and held on to the hope that we will one day embrace our son again. We believe that day is coming.
As a family, we remain strong in our faith and committed to the fight for Justice4James.
James and Diane (Parents)
Thirty-two years ago, my heart was ripped into thousands of pieces when my brother was falsely accused and imprisoned for a crime he DID NOT commit. For many years, I struggled with anger, pain and heartbreak. Eventually, I realized that in order for James to receive his blessings and regain his freedom I had to forgive those who played a role in his incarceration. Despite his circumstance, I have witnessed an incredible transformation in James, both spiritually and emotionally. Through the years, he has been my source of strength, encouragement and wisdom. He has taught me to trust GOD, overcome obstacles and walk by faith not by sight. My brother is more than family - he is my best friend, confidant, mentor and rock.
As long as I have breath in my body, I will continue to fight for Justice4James and bring awareness to his case!!
Shelinda (Sister)
If it weren’t for my brother James, I probably wouldn’t be the man that I am today. My brother has been locked up since I was 15 years old. I am now 47 years old and throughout these years, he has continued to guide me, encourage me and provide me with wisdom and support. for the last 32 years. He has taught me how to be strong and Never Give Up on anything. The fight will NEVER end until he comes home.
FREE JAMES FOWLER
Jermaine Fowler (brother)
I was seven years old when my Uncle James went to prison. At the time I was too young to understand what was going on. I remember him always picking me up from day care and hanging out with him. I’ve witness the impact and great respect that the family and his friends have for him. Over the years he always stressed to me the importance of staying focused and always maintain a positive attitude. My uncle played a tremendous role in my life and help mold me into the man I am today.
Darren (Nephew)
I cannot even start to fathom the mindset of a person with a life sentence and being incarcerated for 32 years for a crime he did not commit but still remain so positive and upbeat towards life. When I ask him from time to time how do you remain so upbeat? He always tell me FAITH Auntie! You got to have faith! Not a day go by that I don’t think of him and pray that this injustice prevail for my nephew to walk out of prison a free man and come home to his family soon!
Velda (Aunt)
My name is Theresa Fowler, the cousin of James H. Fowler III. I just started writing this and it brought back so many memories from when the family was all together. We had some of the best times growing up with each other. James has been removed from his family for 32 years and it has been very hurtful, painful and wrong. James is an innocent man
Theresa Fowler (Cousin)
To my Beloved Cousin James, you are such an inspiration. In the worst of time you see the bigger and brighter side of things. You are blessed and a blessing.
Courtney Allen (Cousin)
James Fowler is my cousin but our relationship is more like brother and sister than cousins. These past 32 years have been difficult with James being incarcerated. James has always been my go to person in my time of need. He’s my confidant and the person who I can trust the most in my life. Having James not be here for my sons and myself whom he loves like nephews has been a hardship. My oldest son was killed in 2007 and James attempted to console me the best he could due to his incarceration he wasn’t able to physically be there for me and my other son to support us through such a difficult time. I love James and pray that he is released soon because his physical presence is so necessary in my life.
Shavon Fowler (Cousin)
I am the cousin of James Fowler, words can't express the hurt, pain and disappointment I feel having had my cousin falsely accused and wrongfully imprisoned. The one thing that has got me through this ordeal is my family's love, support and faith in God and we know the truth will prevail and James will be released and home where he belongs.
Olishia (Cousin)
"Never Look Down On Anybody......Unless You're Helping Them Up"
I have the pleasure of being James’s Goddaughter. My Uncle James (as I call him), has acted as a role model, a pillar of strength and positive motivating force in my life for the entirety of my life. He has always instilled values, integrity and high standards in me. I’ve spoken to him over the years, he remains so optimistic, so full of faith and humility. He is standard by which I measure a MAN. His strength of character and ability to maintain a positive perspective is greater than words could express.
Courtney (Goddaughter)
My uncle inspires me every day I wake up and look in the mirror. I was born a few months after he was incarcerated and it makes me realize that each additional day of freedom I enjoy is another day that he is not free. I am now 32 years old and he has spent an entire lifetime locked up. Yet every time I have spoken to him or exchanged letters, his spirts remains strong. I deal with my own challenges each day but I also value my freedom knowing that not everyone get that opportunity. I am inspired every day to be a better person and take advantage of that freedom because of my uncle.
Lounia (Niece)
We declare and decree the favor of GOD upon GOD's people before every judge, parole board and every court in the state of Maryland and beyond.
In Jesus Name AMEN!
Psalm 5:12