Reena Virk killer Kelly Ellard granted day parole


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A British Columbia lady who killed 14-year-old Reena Virk nearby a Victoria-area overpass dual decades ago has been postulated day parole.


Kelly Ellard, who was 15 during a time of a death, is portion a life judgment for second-degree murder.


The release residence has systematic Ellard to go to a residential substance-abuse program. She will be sent to a median residence should she successfully finish a program. 


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Reena Virk was 14 years aged when she was swarmed and pounded by a organisation of teenagers underneath a overpass nearby Victoria, B.C. (CBC)


Ellard will be out on day release for 6 months until a examination is conducted.


Ellard, who is now 35, first practical for day release in 2016 and was denied, yet in Feb she was postulated proxy escorted absences to go to parenting programs and doctor’s appointments with her baby son, who is now one.


When a absences were approved, a two-member row of a release residence told Ellard that she indispensable to take some-more shortcoming for her crime.


Ellard certified during Thursday’s parole conference that she was obliged for the death.


She also said she was really contemptible for what she had finished and that Virk didn’t deserve what happened to her.




Suman Virk, Reena’s mother, pronounced Ellard’s difference are too small too late.


“She could have taken shortcoming a prolonged time ago and saved us a pain and anguish of initial of all going by 3 opposite trials and watchful for 20 years to finally have some confirmation of her guilt,” Virk said.


Wants to co-parent son


Ellard told a release residence that she wants to co-parent her child with a boy’s father, who during a time of a pregnancy, was also incarcerated.


She says though, that she’s peaceful to primogenitor alone if a father uses drugs or gets into serve trouble. Ellard told a release residence that her priority in life is now her son and reintegrating into multitude outward of prison.



Virk was swarmed and pounded by a organisation of teenagers underneath a overpass nearby Victoria, B.C. She was killed after that same night by dual teenagers who kick her a second time.


Ellard has spent about 15 years in prison, carrying spent some durations out on bail. She was convicted of second-degree murder in 2005 after 3 trials.


With files from CHEK News and The Canadian Press




Article source: http://www.france24.com/en/20161218-ukraine-says-five-troops-killed-worst-clash-months


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