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Juvenile Killer Gets New Parole Window | Burlington News
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A convicted killer who was 17 when he murdered two Dartmouth professors now faces a dramatically reduced sentence — eligible for parole at 62, after a landmark Supreme Court ruling overturned mandatory life sentences for juveniles. Tulloch, now 43, will serve 45 years to life with credit for time already served, and his first parole eligibility comes at the same age as one of his victims. The victims’ daughter, a psychiatrist, fiercely opposed his release, calling his rehabilitation “unthinkable” and noting her own son’s age at the time of the crime. Tulloch, visibly shaken by her testimony, offered a brief, humble apology he knew was unlikely to be accepted. The court also barred him from profiting from his crimes and from any contact with the Zantop family.
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