Roger Bilodeau, convicted of manslaughter in deaths of Métis hunters, denied full parole

An Alberta begetter convicted of manslaughter for aiding his lad successful the 2020 killings of 2 Métis hunters has been denied afloat parole.

A proceedings heard that successful March 2020,  and his lad Anthony confronted Maurice Cardinal and Jacob Sansom, changeable them and near them connected the broadside of the roadworthy adjacent Glendon, Alta.

Anthony Bilodeau was convicted of second-degree execution and manslaughter, portion his begetter was convicted of manslaughter.

The Parole Board of Canada says the elder Bilodeau showed a “profound deficiency of judgment” connected the time of the killings and made mediocre decisions based connected unfounded assumptions.

The committee says helium has shown bully behaviour portion connected time parole, but to assistance him afloat parole arsenic helium requested would beryllium premature.

Bilodeau is to look earlier the Supreme Court of Canada successful February for an entreaty hearing.

“Upon considering each disposable and applicable information, the committee is satisfied that your merchandise connected time parole volition not contiguous an undue hazard to nine and that specified merchandise volition lend to the extortion of nine by facilitating your reintegration into the community,” the committee said successful a determination released Thursday.