Drunk driver who killed Sask. couple denied bid for parole
When asked why he hadn't learned from previous convictions, he said he saw others get away with it and continue to get their licences back.
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When asked why he hadn't learned from previous convictions, he said he saw others get away with it and continue to get their licences back.
When asked why he hadn't learned from previous convictions, he said he saw others get away with it and continue to get their licences back.
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