Heather Somers and Audrey Carlson: Sounding the alarm on behalf of victims and their families

In a huge policy change, the state’s unelected Board of Pardons and Paroles has been quietly shaving multiple decades off of convicted murderers’ prison sentences. For 44 murderers in the past two years, the average commutation has been 15 years.

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