Archive for the ‘ Parole ’ Category
Tell me that these ‘kids’ do not fit the description. Jeeze. Scary thing is that these ‘kids’ will (probably) are back on the streets. What should be done with the brutal young offenders who fit into adult classifications yet are to young to be classified[ READ MORE ]
At 58, he’s balding, and his remaining hair is solid white. But the biggest difference is in his eyes. Oh! Give me a BREAK! *Sorry, couldn't stop that outburst* When David Berkowitz made headlines in the 1970s as the serial killer “Son of Sam” in New York City, his bold glare was brazen [ READ MORE ]
Relatives of victims in 1970s slayings fear inmate’s release By Patrick George Jesse Sublett received a letter from the Texas Department of Criminal Justice in March saying that the man who was convicted of killing his girlfriend and another woman in the 1970s would be released on parole. His reaction was visceral. “‘Stunned’ is not [ READ MORE ]
What do CBC employees, food inspectors, and convicted murderers have in common? They’re all victims of the Harper government’s budget cuts. According to the Globe and Mail, the government has axed funding for LifeLine, a Correctional Service Canada program aimed at helping people with life sentences — or “lifers” — successfully re-integrate into society once they’ve been [ READ MORE ]
Michael Keith Moon, “is a cold calculated killer,” says Det. Chuck Gaynor. Moon, 63, has been released from Donovan Prison and has been living in a half way house in downtown San Diego, reports CBS 8 News. “It is appropriate for the public to be aware of the fact there are people [ READ MORE ]
Realizing that parole would be denied, “Freeway Killer” accomplice Gregory Matthew Miley agreed to a three-year continuance of his request until 2014. The 50-year-old is serving a 25 years to life prison sentence in Corcoran for the kidnappings, sexual assaults and murders of two boys in Orange and Los Angeles counties in 1980. The boys [ READ MORE ]
A man labelled New Zealand’s first serial killer who killed two prostitutes and a massage parlour boss in Auckland in 1996 is on the verge of having his prison security risk reduced but won’t be released any time soon. Hayden Poulter admitted raping and killing prostitute Natacha Hogan in October 1996 and confessed to stabbing [ READ MORE ]
Full Stories Here and Here On Monday Francisco Acevedo, 43, was found guilty of killing three New York women more than 15 years ago. He had not ever been a suspect in the murders. The police had looked at over 100 suspects and Acevedo was not one of them. Maria Ramos, 26, of the Bronx, killed in February [ READ MORE ]
PHOENIX — A convicted serial rapist and killer has received two deaths sentences for the slayings of two prostitutes during a Mesa crime spree. A Maricopa County Superior Court jury on Friday found that Trent Christopher Benson, 39, qualified for the death penalty because of three aggravating factors: he had been convicted of other crimes [ READ MORE ]
Nearly half a century after the Kitty Genovese murder shocked the conscience of New York City and became a national symbol of urban apathy, her killer is coming up for parole for the 15th time. But this year the deal is a bit different for Winston Moseley, her assailant. For the first time since he [ READ MORE ]
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