Deep Cover
Camouflage Bias: Part 2
Feb 12, 2024
Explore Ronnie Carrasquillo's battle for parole after nearly 50 years in prison for accidental manslaughter, facing biased judges, unsolved mysteries, and opposition from law enforcement. Dive into his journey of redemption, justice, and faith amidst challenges and the pursuit of parole despite stigma and notoriety.
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- Ronnie's impressive transformation and mentorship in prison contrasts with parole board hesitancy due to victim's occupation.
- Illinois Prisoner Review Board's varying members and external pressures influence parole decisions despite Ronnie's positive outlook.
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Ronnie's Quest for Parole
Ronnie Carraschio, sentenced to 200 to 600 years for accidentally killing an off-duty policeman, has sought parole numerous times. Despite his impressive transformation in prison, including mentoring inmates, the parole board remains hesitant due to the victim being a police officer. The parole process, often attended by Chicago police officers, poses a significant challenge in achieving release. Despite facing repeated denials for over 35 years, Ronnie maintains hope through faith and resilience.
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