http://www.scribd.com/doc/8766849/Parole-Letter-v3
New York State Board of Parole
97 Central Avenue
Albany, NY 12206
Re: Brian M. McCarthy / DIN:87D0088Dear Board Members:Please DO NOT grant parole to Brian M. McCarthy. The heinous nature of the
murder of Katherine Hawelka should preclude any consideration of parole.
On September 1, 1986, Katherine Hawelka, a 19 year old college sophomore diedafter a brutal attack at the hands of Brian M. McCarthy on the campus of ClarksonUniversity in Potsdam, NY. He had just recently been released on parole in May of1986. While on drugs and alcohol, he viciously raped and strangled her, beating herso severely that she was unrecognizable due to the head and face trauma shesustained. She never regained consciousness after his heinous attack.
A sentence that includes the possibility of life should mean just that for the viciousact of murdering an innocent victim. As a concerned citizen, and in the interestspublic safety, I am asking that you DENY PAROLE for Brian M. McCarthy. He is arepeat offender who should not be released. Justice demands that he be made tospend every day of his life in prison. To lessen the emotional trauma for the victims'surviving family members, please consider giving a five-year set off before anyfuture parole reviews.
Thank you for your consideration,
Sincerely,
New York State Board of Parole
97 Central Avenue
Albany, NY 12206
Re: Brian M. McCarthy / DIN:87D0088Dear Board Members:Please DO NOT grant parole to Brian M. McCarthy. The heinous nature of the
murder of Katherine Hawelka should preclude any consideration of parole.
On September 1, 1986, Katherine Hawelka, a 19 year old college sophomore diedafter a brutal attack at the hands of Brian M. McCarthy on the campus of ClarksonUniversity in Potsdam, NY. He had just recently been released on parole in May of1986. While on drugs and alcohol, he viciously raped and strangled her, beating herso severely that she was unrecognizable due to the head and face trauma shesustained. She never regained consciousness after his heinous attack.
A sentence that includes the possibility of life should mean just that for the viciousact of murdering an innocent victim. As a concerned citizen, and in the interestspublic safety, I am asking that you DENY PAROLE for Brian M. McCarthy. He is arepeat offender who should not be released. Justice demands that he be made tospend every day of his life in prison. To lessen the emotional trauma for the victims'surviving family members, please consider giving a five-year set off before anyfuture parole reviews.
Thank you for your consideration,
Sincerely,
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