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November 9, 2020 By Robert Riggs

“Freed To Kill” Dirty Little Secrets About Serial Killer Kenneth McDuff’s Parole Episode 9 Season 1

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Kenneth McDuff’s confidential prison and parole records contained plenty of warning signs that he was a psychopathic killer who should never be released.

Investigative Reporter Robert Riggs obtains McDuff’s records.

Riggs exposes the lies the Texas Parole Board Chairman has been telling about his role in freeing McDuff.

Along the way, Riggs discovers a secret process that released a hate crime killer in exchange for giving the parole board chairman a new car for himself and his mistress at the parole board.


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