Deadly Canada Stabbing Suspect Has 59 Criminal Convictions
One of the two suspects in the Canadian Indigenous stabbing massacre, who is still at large after a three-day manhunt, was released on parole in February despite psychologists warning he showed a “moderate risk of violence.”
Myles Sanderson has piled up 59 criminal convictions in total and reportedly began taking drugs at 12 years old before almost two decades of criminal activity - and yet the parole board decided his release would “contribute to the protection of society”.
He had also been wanted for a parole violation since May, when he was deemed “unlawfully at large”. An investigation has been launched into the parole process to release him.
