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Twenty-one first-degree murderers set free under stateâs new compassionate release law
Critics want legislation to bar first-degree murderers from being released
By Shelley Murphy and Andrea Estes Globe Staff,Updated March 14, 2021, 5:49 p.m.
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Maureen Regan Moriarty held a photo of her father, John Regan, while sitting in her living room.Erin Clark/Globe Staff
John Stote was serving a mandatory life sentence for the 1995 murder of a Springfield restaurant owner when he was released in January on medical parole. At the time, the 61-year-old was hospitalized with COVID-19 and on a ventilator. The stateâs top correctional official determined it was unlikely he would survive.
Medical parole of convicted murderer John Stote draws criticism from Sheriff Cocchi, Springfield Mayor Sarno
Updated Feb 01, 2021;
Posted Feb 01, 2021
John E. Stote talks with his attorney during a hearing Hampden Superior Court in Springfield in June 1997.The Republican file
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SPRINGFIELD While prisoners’ rights activists applauded the release of murderer John Stote on medical parole, some local elected officials are seething.
Stote, 61, received a rare medical parole on Jan. 21 after contracting COVID-19 at Norfolk state prison. He was there serving out a life sentence without the possibility parole for the brutal murder of John “Jackie” Regan in 1995. The men argued over a debt after Regan agreed to sell him his then-popular bar, Carregan’s Lounge.
John Stote, convicted in murder of Springfield restaurant owner John ‘Jackie’ Regan, gets rare medical parole after contracting COVID in prison
Updated Jan 30, 2021;
Posted Jan 30, 2021
John E. Stote talks with his attorney during a hearing Hampden Superior Court in Springfield in June 1997.The Republican file
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A free man in a hospital bed on a ventilator, after contracting COVID-19 in state prison.
A former used car salesman, cocaine dealer and fraudster, Stote was in 1997 convicted of the brutal murder of John “Jackie” Regan, a restaurant owner who got in a dispute with Stote over the sale of a bar. By his own admission, Stote stabbed Regan many times, then wrapped him in a set of green sheets. He weighted Regan’s body with dumbbells and dumped it in the Connecticut River on his way to a wedding on Cape Cod. Regan remained missing for months until two canoeists found his body in a marshy area near South Windsor.
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