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Pardon me: Navy sailor in jail for submarine photos pleads for mercy from Trump

By Elizabeth Llorente Published January 25, 2017 FoxNews.com

A former Navy sailor imprisoned for taking photos inside a submarine has sought a pardon from President Donald Trump, who, as a candidate, often cited his case as unjust.

Supporters of Kristian Saucier, 29, say the one-year sentence he drew last summer was overly harsh in light of treatment afforded former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton over her illegal private email server, and former President Obama’s granting of clemency to Army Pvt. Chelsea Manning, who leaked classified information.

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If this had been a case of intentional espionage, you may be certain that Obama would have already pardoned him.
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