Stand with the Fresquez Family: Demand Justice for Adam Fresquez

On May 3, 2024, Adam Fresquez was tragically killed in Edgewater, CO—shot twice in the back by Jeremy Alan Smith. Nearly a year and a half later, Adam’s family and community continue to fight for justice. The Fresquez family has been left with an irreplaceable loss, and the pursuit of truth and accountability remains as urgent as ever.

Now, we have an important opportunity to show our support for Adam’s family as they seek justice in the courts. Jeremy Alan Smith is facing charges for his role in Adam’s death, and on December 19, 2024, Smith will be in court for a motions hearing—a crucial step in the legal process as the facts surrounding Adam’s death are uncovered.

The Fresquez family needs to know they’re not alone in this fight. Your presence at this hearing is a powerful way to stand in solidarity with them and demand accountability for Adam’s tragic killing.

Details:

📅 When: Thursday, December 19, 2024
⏰ Time: 8:30 AM
📍 Where: Jefferson County Courthouse, Courtroom 530
🖥️ Virtual Attendance: If you can’t attend in person, please sign up to join virtually. Sign up for the virtual court linkhere. Please note that all virtual attendees must adhere to court rules.

This motions hearing is an important step in the legal process, and it is vital that we show up—not just for Adam, but for the Fresquez family and the entire community. We can’t bring Adam back, but we can make sure his death does not go unanswered. The court proceedings will be an opportunity for justice to be served, and your presence—whether in person or virtually—sends a powerful message that we won’t stand by as gun violence goes unaccounted for.

Why Your Support Matters:

This fight is far from over. The legal system is complicated, and often, families impacted by violence and loss do not receive the support they need during the trial process. By showing up in court, we stand with the Fresquez family, amplifying their voices and demonstrating our collective commitment to justice. Every person who attends the hearing—whether physically present or joining remotely—sends a clear message to the court: We demand justice for Adam Fresquez.

What to Expect at the Hearing:

At this motions hearing, Smith’s defense team will present pre-trial motions, and the prosecution will have the chance to respond. These motions may involve various legal arguments, including how evidence will be presented or what legal defenses will be used. It is an important step as the case moves forward toward trial, but the fight for justice doesn’t end here.

This hearing is also an opportunity for our community to come together, showing our collective power and support for the Fresquez family. We stand with Adam’s loved ones, his family, and all those who are impacted by this loss. Together, we demand accountability and justice.

How You Can Help:

  • Show Up In Person or Virtually: If you can, join us at the Jefferson County Courthouse on December 19th at 8:30 AM. Your presence matters, and it’s an important opportunity to demonstrate our shared commitment to justice for Adam.
  • Share the Event: Help spread the word by sharing this event with your network. The more people who show up, the louder our collective voice will be.
  • Use the Hashtags: Join the conversation on social media by using #JusticeForAdamFresquez, #DenverJusticeProject, #CourtSupport, and #EndGunViolence. Let’s flood the digital space with messages of solidarity.

Let’s Make Sure Adam’s Death Is Not Forgotten

The Fresquez family has been through unimaginable grief, and it’s essential that we rally around them as they continue their fight for justice. We will not let this tragedy fade into the background.

On December 19th, let’s come together to demand justice for Adam Fresquez. We will not stop until accountability is served.

Justice for Adam Fresquez.

For questions or more information, contact the Denver Justice Project at [Insert Contact Information].