MO - Sylvia Brown, 59. brutally murdered at her St Louis home, 13 Nov 2014

Holy #^%*...
Wth was wrong with parole board...

He killed someone while on parole, and they let him out AGAIN?????? :no:

How the heck did he get out on parole?

http://www.correctionsone.com/corre...-wants-answers-on-why-murderer-was-on-parole/

The secret workings of the Missouri Parole Board have outraged the families of Harry Little Sr.'s victims, who want to know why the double murderer was freed from prison and is now accused of killing again...

At the time of Little's convictions in St. Louis city and St. Louis County, people sentenced to a life sentence or any term in excess of 50 years were eligible for parole after serving 12 years, according to David Owen, spokesman for the Missouri Department of Corrections.

The reason Little was paroled after serving about 17 years remains secret. The hearings, votes and records of the Missouri Parole Board are closed to the public. Owen declined to make anyone from the Parole Board available for an interview to discuss why Little was paroled.

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Missouri man convicted of third killing since 1977

October 13, 2018

"ST. LOUIS (AP) - A Missouri man who previously served 17 years in prison for two killings has been found guilty of a third killing for the 2014 death of his longtime girlfriend.

The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that 67-year-old Harry Little Sr. was found guilty Friday of second-degree murder and other counts in the November 2014 stabbing and shooting death of 59-year-old Sylvia Brown...

Last month, prosecutors agreed not to seek the death penalty if Little agreed to a bench trial instead of a jury trial. Little is scheduled to be sentenced Dec. 7...."

Missouri man convicted of third killing since 1977



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St. Louis murder victim's son says 'justice was served' after sentencing of 3-time murderer (with clip)

Dec 7, 2018

"ST. LOUIS • Toward the end of a two-hour sentencing hearing Friday, Circuit Judge Bryan Hettenbach asked a psychologist on the stand whether releasing triple murderer Harry Little on jail time already served would endanger the public.

“If he drinks or abuses drugs, yes,” the psychologist said.

With that, Hettenbach sentenced Little, 67, to two consecutive life prison terms plus 15 more years for the murder of Little’s girlfriend, Sylvia Brown, four years ago....

A life sentence in Missouri now is calculated at 30 years, meaning an offender must serve about 25 years before being eligible for parole....

On Friday, Little continued to deny murdering Brown. His denial followed testimony from psychologist Dr. Donald Cross, who said Little was sexually abused as a child, bullied in middle and high school and suffered long-term drug and alcohol addiction that may have led to blackouts from excessive consumption. Cross said that if Little resumed using drugs and alcohol after prison, “it’s as if he never stopped.”

“I didn’t have no memory lapse,” Little told the judge. “I didn’t do it.”

After Friday’s sentencing, Martez Brown said “justice was served today.”

“It soothes the pain,” he said. “It’ll never erase the pain, but it is somewhat of a joy knowing that Harry Little can no longer hurt anyone else. His reign of terror is over. ... Now I can sleep. I can rest knowing that this man got what he deserved.”"

St. Louis murder victim's son says 'justice was served' after sentencing of 3-time murderer




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