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Sarah Smellie Gregory Parsons poses for a photograph outside the Supreme Court of Newfoundland in St. John s on Thursday, April 22, 2021. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Paul Daly April 30, 2021 - 1:00 AM ST. JOHN S, N.L. - Last Friday, a Parole Board of Canada decision gave Greg Parsons a momentary reprieve from weeks of night terrors and unearthed trauma. The parole hearing for the man who killed Parsons mother, Catherine Carroll, had just ended, and Parsons was pacing around his house, elated and electrified. He d read out a gut-wrenching, 30-page victim impact statement that he d worked on for weeks, and it seemed to have been successful: Brian Doyle, the man convicted of stabbing his mother 53 times on Jan. 2, 1991, had his day parole revoked.

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Crime victims need help through gruelling, traumatic parole process: advocates - Medicine Hat NewsMedicine Hat News

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A documentary or a tell-all book: Greg Parsons wants the full story of his mother s murder told

A documentary or a tell-all book: Greg Parsons wants the full story of his mother s murder told Gregory Parsons says he will never give up on obtaining a more just outcome for the man who killed his mother, and believes his story which includes one of Canada s most notorious wrongful convictions should be told in a documentary or a book. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Apr 26, 2021 6:43 PM NT | Last Updated: April 26 Greg Parsons says he wants the full story of his mother s murder told. (John Pike/CBC) Gregory Parsons says he will never give up until the man who killed his mother is appropriately punished, and believes his story which includes one of Canada s most notorious wrongful convictions should be told in a documentary or a book.

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N L man wrongfully convicted of killing his mother faces her killer Friday in hearing

ST. JOHN S, N.L. A Newfoundland and Labrador man wrongfully convicted of killing his mother must relive her gruesome death and face her killer Friday during a parole hearing. Gregory Parsons was wrongfully convicted of killing Catherine Carroll in 1994 but was cleared by DNA evidence four years later. Parsons s childhood friend, Brian Doyle, pleaded guilty to killing Carroll and was convicted in 2003 of second-degree murder. Doyle has a parole hearing today in British Columbia, and Parsons will read a victim impact statement in hopes of keeping him in prison. Parsons said in an interview earlier this week this is the fourth impact statement he s written, and each one has forced him to relive the trauma of finding his mother stabbed to death in 1991 and being wrongfully locked away for the murder.

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