Victorian premier says families of those killed by Paul Denyer should have been treated better when he sought parole
could be restricted from applying for parole for several years under a proposal being considered by the state government to keep the serial killer Paul Denyer behind bars.
“The system has had 30 years to get ready for this day. Sadly, I don’t think those families have been as well supported as they should have been. I’ll take responsibility for that and we’re going to make sure that that doesn’t happen again.” “If you’re not willing to be involved in those rehabilitation programs, then you might get one crack at parole and that’s it – you don’t get any more,” Andrews said.
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