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Reply Paula Bohevesky was a junior at Pearl River High School when she was attacked and killed Oct. 28, 1980. (Petition for Paula) ROCKLAND COUNTY, NY — County Executive Ed Day wrote to Chairwoman Tina Stanford of the New York State Board of Parole Monday to request that the board deny parole to killer Robert McCain. McCain and his accomplice Richard LaBarbera murdered Paula Bohovesky on Oct. 28, 1980. The 16-year-old had left the Pearl River Library where she worked after school, and was walking the two blocks to her home. McCain, a drifter and career criminal from Arkansas, and LaBarbera,...

Reply Whether you already know why the group Petition for Paula (P4P) exists, or you are new to the group (Welcome!), we need your help now. Please read this note and see if you don't feel strong empathy to help us take the necessary steps to prevent the travesty of releasing a monster from prison. Almost 41 years ago, there was a heinous crime committed in the rural hamlet of Pearl River, NY. Two "men" took the life of sincerely sweet Paula Bohovesky, a 16-year-old young woman, as she walked home from the Pearl River Library where she worked. The two killers, one a resident of Orangetown, NY...

Pearl River community fighting against parole for man convicted in teen's 1980 slaying News 12 Staff Updated on:Apr 06, 2021, 6:03pm EDT A Pearl River community is still fighting for justice in a brutal murder that happened more than 40 years ago. Paula Bohovesky, 16, was sexually assaulted and brutally murdered by Robert McCain and Richard LaBarbera as she walked home from her part-time job at the library in Pearl River back in October 1980. News 12 talked to Bohovesky's mother Lois in 2019. "I think about her all the time, it's all the different things we did together, it doesn't get any ...

'A world-class family': New Haven school offers holiday joy during pandemic FacebookTwitterEmail 1of2 The Barnard Environment Studies Interdistrict Magnet School and a series of community organizations, including Ice the Beef, banded together to offer toys and books to local children this holiday season. Here, literacy coordinator Heather Wachter and librarian Kim Rogers with a few of the books.Ben Lambert / Hearst Connecticut Media /Show MoreShow Less 2of2 The Barnard Environment Studies Interdistrict Magnet School and a series of community organizations, including Ice the Beef, came togethe...

In pearl river, more than a thousand people -- days after the vigil, three separate members of the parole board denied -- robert mccain. in mccain's hearing, the board said "the recent and strenuous community opposition and official opposition indicates your release at this time would not be compatible with the welfare of society. further, your release would trivialize the tragic loss of a teenager's life. two men convicted of the same crime, to go very different outcomes. governor andrew cuomo has said nothing about the case and the decision to release him monday despite repeated requests on ...