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Killer drunk driver Marco Muzzo was granted full parole earlier this month despite his “concerning” lack of empathy and tendency to think more about himself than the people he has harmed.
Which begs the question so why was he released?
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In reasons released Wednesday, the parole board explained that the man who killed three children and their grandfather has made significant progress but has “work to do, particularly in the areas of victim empathy and community acceptance.”
TORONTO Drunk driver Marco Muzzo, who killed three children and their grandfather in a Vaughan, Ont. crash in 2015, has been granted full parole. The Parole Board of Canada made the decision during a virtual hearing held on Tuesday. Appearing before the board via videoconference, Muzzo, wearing a dark-coloured dress shirt, a face mask and shield, said his victims’ names for the first time in any official setting. “I’d like to start off always thoughts and prayers always with the Neville-Lake family, Neville family and Frais family,” he said. “My heart bleeds every day, me knowing my actions killed their three beautiful children Daniel, Harry and Milly and a loving and probably awesome grandfather Gary.”
Another parole hearing has been scheduled for Marco Muzzo, who was responsible for a 2015 Toronto-area crash that claimed the lives of three young children and their grandfather.