Voiceless Behind Bars

03/21/2026

There weren’t any signs of forced entry when ’s stepfather (James Brock) & mother (Kristin) were murdered?
Then what’s this?👇
Remember:
❌No motive
❌No weapon
❌No witnesses
❌ No evidence (despite the 🚔 telling us that they have a “mountain full of evidence,” we have yet to see ANY of it).
The more I look into into, the more I’m convinced that of her
Support Sarah Grace Patrick, remember “guilty without reasonable doubt,” & spread the word.
Oh, one last thing, 🖕

Sean DeArmond

03/19/2026

: I got some things wrong & I’m here to correct those errors now.

The protective order had been issued against Sarah’s mother by her stepfather.
Not the other way around.

Yes, Kristin did say that she feared for her life as well as the life of the child she had with James. The two of them had a very volatile relationship, one that Sarah and her siblings were fully exposed to.

I’m not here to defame anyone. I’m here to tell the truth. If I get something wrong, I’ll be sure to own correct it, which is what I’m doing now.

But, everything else I stated still stands.

Thank you all for the corrections. Now, let’s get back to work!

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Remember that that ’s mother had taken out against James Brock? Sarah’s father had custody of her during that time due to James’ ongoing problems with the legal system. He had been in & out of jail for years.
While the marriage between Kristin and Sarah’s father didn’t work out, they both did their best to maintain a positive co-parenting relationship, & still cared about each other very much.
In fact, Sarah’s grandfather (on her father’s side), did an after the murder of Sarah’s mother & stepfather, saying that James had once belonged to a motorcycle gang.
Everyone is calling Sarah the violent one, while you see right here 👇 that Kristin feared for her life when it came to James.
But, James’ criminal history has ✨disappeared✨ from online. You can’t find any traces of it.
Oh, that “weird” video Sarah made during her mother & step-father’s funeral? Both Sarah and her mother were both known to be outgoing during church. 👇
That video was also taken out of context.
But, if you had been a teenager and found you mom and stepfather murdered, I don’t believe any of you (myself included), would’ve been able to have maintained our composure during their funeral.
Remember, guilty without reasonable doubt.

03/11/2026

, or doesn’t one need a motive in order to make an arrest? Especially when we’re talking about mu*der?

Sure, one could make the argument that ’s social media presence was attention seeking, at worst, but one could also argue that she was a heartbroken 16-year-old girl, desperate for answers. That doesn’t equal a motive.

The police say that they have a “mountain of evidence.” Well… !
I get that they can’t release everything to the media, but no motive, no mu*der weapon, nothing?

Also, with everything that’s already out there, shouldn’t there be a venue change before the trial begins? She’s already being found guilty in the court of public opinion & not allowing a change of venue will make things worse.

It is VERY important to note that Sarah’s stepfather, James, had a long criminal history, (which I’ve included some of the court documents back when Sarah’s mother had to take out a protective order against him), as well as screenshots of the two of them publicly feuding on Facebook, with Sarah’s mother making it very clear that she feared for her life.

Yet, James’ long list of legal troubles have suddenly 🪄disappeared from the web. As if everything had recently been scrubbed clean. Hmmmm….🤔

More to come soon. What I can say for certain is that I remain unconvinced that Sarah Grace Patrick is guilty.

*Remember, guilty without reasonable doubt.

(Before anyone makes any assumptions, I was asked to look into her case a while ago. After doing my own research, things weren’t adding up. So, I agreed to look at additional evidence, as well as talk to witnesses, & a few people who are close to her. Everything I share with you has been legally obtained & I’ve been given permission to do so.)

Sarah DeArmond

03/01/2026

Charles Burton was not the trigger man. He was the wingman, but never took anyone’s life. We still have timeWrite or email Governor Kay Ivey, asking her to grant him clemency. Don’t give up. We still have time.

10/28/2025

501c3 status reinstated!

10/13/2025

This was taken after listening to (author of the heartbreaking and inspiring autobiography, ), speak about what it was like being for 30 years on ’s death row. He also spoke about how his helped him heal the hatred and anger in his heart, that he has forgiven everyone that put him on death row and hopes they live happily.

He discussed how many people on death row and in everyday society have no hope, and if this state were to stop spending $2 million PER PERSON in order to execute them (yes, that’s how much it costs to execute just one inmate in Alabama), and put that money back into better resources, such as our schools, then maybe we wouldn’t have as many people feel so hopeless. (He stated that he does believe that if you do the crime, you should do some time, but that the government shouldn’t get to have a say when it comes to who lives or d!es. I agree.)

He also talked about the difference made in his life, that he truly fought for him, believed in his innocence, even though the odds were stacked against him from the beginning.

Anthony Ray Hinton is proof that that kindness is NOT a weakness, it’s strength. Having peace and forgiveness in your heart does not make you a pushover.

He gives the best hugs, too! 💞 Sean also got a hug! 🫶

Thank you, Anthony Ray Hinton. Thank you Timothy McGruder. Thank you Bryan Stevenson. You all inspire me to be a better person, reminding me that my past doesn’t define me, that God will never leave me, to never give up on what I’m passionate about, and that kindness is not a weakness.

10/12/2025

Reapplying for the 501c3. Already got the process started.

It expired last month. So, this was due to an oversight by an accountant that had been hired. But, that was my (Sarah’s) fault, as I should have made sure beforehand that the accountant I had hired was trained in doing taxes for nonprofits, specifically.

Lesson learned. I now have an accountant who knows exactly how to file taxes for nonprofits, and has been trained in that area. I have another meeting with them next week in order to make sure that I get caught up, and am able to get the tax exemption back. We are also making sure that this doesn’t happen when it comes to next year’s taxes.

Don’t worry everyone, the donations you all have made to Voiceless Behind Bars this year are still tax-deductible. The 501c3 was expired in the middle of September, from there, I got to work right away in order to get this nonprofit’s tax exemption back as soon as possible.

The nonprofit itself is still in good standing with the state of . (This includes the trademark for Voiceless Behind Bars, which isn’t up for renewal until 2028. I will continue to keep track on that as well.)

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to email me at voicelessbehindbars(at)yahoo.com

I’ll be sure to keep everyone updated. Until then, could you continue to please help spread the word about ’s by signing and sharing his petition?

https://www.change.org/p/pardon-timothy-mcgruder-wrongfully-convicted-held-in-prison-illegally

Pardon Timothy McGruder-Wrongfully Convicted & Held In Prison Illegally

10/12/2025

https://actionnetwork.org/petitions/stop-the-ex*****on-of-anthony-boyd-in-alabama/

Anthony Boyd faces ex*****on in Alabama on October 23, 2025. If carried out, it would be another ex*****on by nitrogen gas, a method Alabama began using last year as an alternative to lethal injection. Please sign the petition asking Governor Ivey to do everything within her power to stop all execut...

08/03/2025

This is a comment left on my petition for (⛓️‍💥 in comments, please sign).
I didn’t see this comment until a year after it was posted. My heart broke. But at the same time, I wasn’t surprised by what this person who knew Timothy had to say.

Because Timothy, his family, & I, have always understood that the little girl who was k!llled is the real victim in this case. It’s also not a surprise that once Timothy found out what happened, he was devastated. Timothy has always expressed to me great remorse over what happened to her during our conversations. He’s said to me that he would like to have to have the opportunity to talk to her mother (as long as she’s comfortable) & be able to extend an olive branch to her. Timothy’s son has also said he would like to have that same opportunity with the little girl’s mother as well. (We don’t say her name out of respect. We also don’t have her family’s permission to say her name.)

It’s true that Timothy loves kids and always has. that he blames himself for missing out on his son’s life? (No, his son does NOT blame him, & Timothy knows that. Timothy is still hard on himself because his son is the greatest thing that’s ever happened to him.)
It hurts all the more that he has grandchildren that he can’t physically be around, although he’s still very close with them.

As a matter of fact, last year, his old grandson went to visit him last year along with some other family members. Timothy asked his grandson, “What would you like for Christmas?” His grandson replied, “For you to come home.”

As this person said, 👆Timothy had his faults, he’s always been honest about the fact that he was in a g*ng, and that a few years in prison was necessary. No one is disagreeing with that. But, he did NOT take the life of this innocent child, & whoever did it is still out there.

Be sure to tune into my where you can find my into his case. (We’ll be back w/ new episodes soon!)

07/30/2025

An Alabama judge stayed David Lee Roberts’ ex*****on to assess mental competency amid concerns that include schizophrenia, delusions and constitutional protections.

02/01/2025

Carol Frazier wrote a letter to ask for the governor of Michigan’s support to have her son finish his life sentence in the state.

01/21/2025

Please never forget a powerful as well. She, along with many Black women activists, have be written out of the history books.

It’s up to us to remember what she fought for, how she was right about (some of the strongest voice of the are those of women, especially Black women), as well as honoring , , , , & many more.