Man convicted in 1981 murder of Hamilton nursing assistant suddenly drops bid for early parole

Robert Badgerow, who was found guilty of the 1981 sexual assault and murder of a Hamilton nursing assistant after four trials, has suddenly abandoned his bid for early parole. "This was a rare and unexpected turn of events," Crown lawyer Cheryl GzikÂ told CBC Hamilton. The case went before a jury Monday.

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Man convicted in 1981 murder of Hamilton nursing assistant suddenly drops bid for early parole

Man convicted in 1981 murder of Hamilton nursing assistant suddenly drops bid for early parole

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