Man who once told Illinois board to `shove it' gets parole
A man convicted in a 1968 gang-related Chicago killing who once told members of the Illinois Prisoner Review Board to “shove it" has been granted parole.
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A man convicted in a 1968 gang-related Chicago killing who once told members of the Illinois Prisoner Review Board to “shove it" has been granted parole.
A man convicted in a 1968 gang-related Chicago killing who once told members of the Illinois Prisoner Review Board to “shove it” has been granted parole. Seventy-four-year-old Namor Smith was
A man convicted in a 1968 gang-related Chicago killing who once told members of the Illinois Prisoner Review Board to “shove it” has been granted parole.
Namor Smith, 74, was convicted of a gang-related shooting in 1968. He was frequently in trouble in prison, once wounding an inmate with a knife. He was previously paroled, only to be sent back to prison.