Stand With Adam
Standing With Adam King
There are real, lawful, and honest ways to help Sheriff Adam King and his family — and every one of them begins with the truth.
Adam has spent nearly four decades showing up for the people of Johnson County. Now the people who know him have a chance to show up for him. Here’s how you can help.
Share His Story
Share adamking.online and Adam’s real record of service with your friends, family, and neighbors. The more people who know the man behind the headlines, the better.
Show Up
Attend public Johnson County meetings and community gatherings. A calm, respectful, visible show of support speaks volumes.
Speak Up Respectfully
Write a letter to the editor of a local paper, or to community leaders, sharing your own experience with Adam. Keep it about his character and his service.
Add Your Name
Join the neighbors and friends already standing with Adam. Add your name on the home page to receive updates on how to help.
Offer a Character Reference
If you know Adam personally, a signed statement about the man you know can make a real difference. Reach out through the sign-up form and we’ll follow up.
Support the Defense
Clearing one’s name is costly. If you’d like to help the family with legal expenses, sign up and we’ll share how to give.
Pray & Encourage
Adam and his family lean on their faith. Your prayers and notes of encouragement mean more to them than you know.
Please keep it true — and kind
A campaign built on honesty is stronger, and safer, than one that isn’t. A few simple guidelines:
- Use your real name. Genuine voices carry weight. Please don’t create fake or anonymous accounts — it only undercuts the real support Adam has.
- Stick to the truth. Share only what you personally know to be accurate. Never exaggerate or invent.
- Lead with Adam — not the other side. This is about who Adam is. Please don’t name, argue with, or comment about the accuser, witnesses, jurors, or the court. That can genuinely hurt his case.
- Answer negativity with positivity. When you see a negative post, the strongest response is to share something true and good about Adam — not to argue the details.
- When in doubt, hold off and ask. If you’re unsure whether something could affect the case, check with the family first. It’s always okay to wait.
Add your name and stand with Adam
Join the community of friends, neighbors, and supporters walking with Adam and his family through this season.
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