FAQ: California Family's Billboard Campaign for Clemency Support from Alice Marie Johnson

What is the purpose of the billboard campaign launched by the California family?

The billboard campaign is aimed at gaining Alice Marie Johnson’s attention and support for clemency, as the family seeks justice for what they describe as a misrepresented federal case.

Why did the Mazzei family choose Mississippi for their billboard?

They chose Mississippi because it is the hometown of Alice Marie Johnson, hoping to directly reach her with their plea for help.

Who are Chris and Erin Mazzei?

Chris and Erin Mazzei are California-based parents and small business owners who claim to have been targeted by federal prosecutors and pressured into a plea deal during the COVID-19 pandemic.

What actions have the Mazzeis taken besides the billboard campaign?

They have sent hundreds of packets of supporting documents detailing their case to Alice Marie Johnson and key figures in the Trump-aligned clemency movement, including the White House and other officials.

Has the Mazzei family’s case received any public attention?

Yes, their case has drawn attention from political commentator Roger Stone, who wrote about their experience and had Chris Mazzei on his national radio show.

What is the website mentioned in the billboard for?

PardonMazzei.com is where viewers can see the billboard, read the family’s full story, and access media coverage related to their case.

How can someone contact the Mazzei family for more information?

They can be reached via email at [email protected] for more information about their campaign and case.

What is the significance of Alice Marie Johnson in this context?

Alice Marie Johnson, referred to as ‘America’s Pardon Czar,’ is seen by the Mazzeis as someone who understands injustice on a personal level and could potentially help their case.

What response has the Mazzei family received from officials?

Kash Patel’s office confirmed that the materials sent by the Mazzeis were being forwarded to the Los Angeles FBI office for possible investigation into the Assistant U.S. Attorney in Hawaii who led the case.