My bother's killer is having a parole hearing today

[jstaylor62]

Arley Duncan, DOC #133073, is having a parole hearing today. He was convicted in the June 15th, 1983 murder of George Ryan Taylor. In a plea bargain to avoid my family the stress of a trial, we allowed him to be given the sentence of Life in Prison. After only 39 months, he was placed on the parole docket by a board member in SE Oklahoma. I have my theories as to how his name reached the list. When Frank Keating was Governor, he promised my family that Duncan would never be granted parole on his watch. Frank Keating kept his promise. Today is Duncan's 7th time to be on the parole docket.

Please pray that the parole board and ultimately Governor Fallin will keep him in prison where he belongs.

 

[GlockedandLoaded]

are you going?

 

[reddog1]

Yeah you should be there... and anyone else you can muster up.

 

[jstaylor62]

are you going?

The parole board restricts the victim's family members attendance to two, with only one allowed to speak.

 

[garrett09]

I can't imagine being in your shoes, I hope the keep him locked up.

 

[HMFIC]

Hope they keep him in and you get some more peace for a while.

39 months... wow. That is amazing that they'd even consider parole at that timeframe for a murder.

 

[NikatKimber]

Hope they keep him in and you get some more peace for a while.

39 months... wow. That is amazing that they'd even consider parole at that timeframe for a murder.

Not to be trite here, but...

They gotta have room for those enemies of society. Ya know, the druggies?

I can't believe someone who was convicted of murder is still alive. We need an express lane.

 

[11b1776]

Any information, was he denied?

 

[crg1372]

Not to be trite here, but...

They gotta have room for those enemies of society. Ya know, the druggies?

I can't believe someone who was convicted of murder is still alive. We need an express lane.

I'll second the "express lane" thought.

Hope it works out and he stays locked up.

 

[Biggsly]

I will say a prayer for you and your family. I hope they keep him behind bars.