Parole possible for ex-student guilty of killing roommate in '07

Galareka Harrison

Parole possible for ex-student guilty of killing roommate in '07

A 23-year-old former University of Arizona student serving a natural life sentence will soon be able to argue for a chance at parole, thanks to an Arizona Court of Appeals decision.

Ruling: Former UA student serving life for roommate’s killing can seek parole

A 23-year-old former University of Arizona student serving a natural life sentence will soon be able to argue for a chance at parole thanks to an Arizona Court of Appeals decision.

Arizona serial killer: Going to court too stressful

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