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    Letter From Masha Lebedeva

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    A young girl writes a letter to a judge pleading for the release of her father, Platon Lebedev, from prison. She says her mother had promised her father would return in the summer of 2011 but he did not. She cries often and has trouble sleeping without her father. She worries that by the time her father is released, she will have grown up and won't be able to share her favorite toys and activities with him. She insists that her father is not guilty of any crimes and asks the judge to release him so that she can be happier than anyone else in the world.

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    A young girl writes a letter to a judge pleading for the release of her father, Platon Lebedev, from prison. She says her mother had promised her father would return in the summer of 2011 but he did not. She cries often and has trouble sleeping without her father. She worries that by the time her father is released, she will have grown up and won't be able to share her favorite toys and activities with him. She insists that her father is not guilty of any crimes and asks the judge to release him so that she can be happier than anyone else in the world.

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    A young girl writes a letter to a judge pleading for the release of her father, Platon Lebedev, from prison. She says her mother had promised her father would return in the summer of 2011 but he did not. She cries often and has trouble sleeping without her father. She worries that by the time her father is released, she will have grown up and won't be able to share her favorite toys and activities with him. She insists that her father is not guilty of any crimes and asks the judge to release him so that she can be happier than anyone else in the world.

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    Letter From Masha Lebedeva

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    A young girl writes a letter to a judge pleading for the release of her father, Platon Lebedev, from prison. She says her mother had promised her father would return in the summer of 2011 but he did not. She cries often and has trouble sleeping without her father. She worries that by the time her father is released, she will have grown up and won't be able to share her favorite toys and activities with him. She insists that her father is not guilty of any crimes and asks the judge to release him so that she can be happier than anyone else in the world.

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    Hello honourable Judge! I am Platon Lebedevs daughter, a pupil in the fourth grade. When mama told me where my papa is, mama said that he will come back to us in 2011 in the summer. But this didnt happen. I cry almost every day. I dont sleep at night, thinking about papa. After all, time keeps moving on, and I am growing up. And because of this, when papa comes back to us I wont be able to show him my favourite cartoons, introduce him to my favourite toys, or go with him to the circus and the zoo. I hope papa will come back to us soon, after all he isnt guilty of anything. And now, I want very much to turn to papa and say: Papa dearest, if you can hear me, know that I love you very much and I know that youre the best in the universe for me! Hurry back home, papa dearest! And let Khodorkovsky come back home too. Mama says that you think papa needs to get reformed. But he was already the very best anyway. Theres no need for him to change. I ask you very much, let my papa go and Ill be happier than anybody else in the world! Maria Platonovna Lebedeva

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