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Parole denied for man who murdered gay sailor in 1992

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A five-member U.S. Parole Commission voted 4-1 on March 7 to deny parole to a former U.S. Navy sailor sentenced to life in prison for the 1992 anti-gay murder of fellow U.S.

Navy sailor Allen Schindler while the two were stationed in Japan.The decision by the Parole Commission, which is an arm of the U.S.

Department of Justice, came 18 days after a February 17 hearing in which one of its members issued a recommendation that former Navy Airman Apprentice Terry M.

Helvey be approved for parole and released from prison October 26.Schindler's surviving mother, sister, and niece, who strongly opposed parole for Helvey, noted that the one commission member's recommendation for parole marked the first time such a recommendation had been made in the 29 years since Helvey pleaded guilty to the murder in exchange for an offer by military prosecutors not to seek the death penalty.After becoming alarmed that the commission might approve parole, for which Helvey has applied and for which he has been denied nearly every two years for the past 20 years, the Schindler family members immediately reached out to the LGBTQ community and others asking people to send email messages and letters to the Parole Commission opposing parole for Helvey.Kathy Eickhoff, Schindler's sister, told the Washington Blade that a Parole Commission staff member informed her that the commission received at least 110 email messages and over 30 phone calls from members of the community expressing strong opposition to parole for Helvey.In response to a request by the Blade for the reason why the Parole Commission denied parole for Helvey at this time, Nicole Navas Oxman, a commission spokesperson, said the "USPC found that one of the criteria to deny parole at 18.

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