He sat across from the parole board, hands folded, eyes steady — asking for another chance.
But the room wasn’t just filled with paperwork and silence.
It was filled with the weight of what he did.
This man — once a father, now a convicted criminal — committed acts so disturbing that they still echo through his family and community.
What makes this case more horrific?
One of the victims was his own biological daughter.
And now, he’s asking to be released.
The parole board listened. The public? Outraged.
“He gave up his right to freedom the moment he took her innocence.”
“You don’t get a second chance after something like that.”
The question stands:
Does remorse erase trauma?
Does time served equal justice?
Or are some doors meant to stay locked — forever?