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Posted: 10:31 PM Sep 16, 2008
Michigan Parole Board seeking commutation
The Michigan Parole Board is asking for input about the possibility of commuting a Berrien County man's life in prison sentence for murder and armed robbery.
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The Michigan Parole Board is asking for input about the possibility of commuting a Berrien County man's life in prison sentence for murder and armed robbery.
Efran Paredes was 15 when he shot and killed a grocery store manager four times in 1989.
He was sentenced as an adult to life in prison for what prosecutors called a premeditated murder.
The Berrien County Prosecutor's Office issued a statement today asking Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm to deny the request.
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