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05/11/2026 09:00

Columbus man fighting parole for man who killed sister, hoping for change to Ohio law

A Columbus man fighting the potential release of the person convicted of murdering his sister says a 2021 law that made the killer eligible for parole decades earlier than originally scheduled is forcing his family to repeatedly relive the crime.
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