HALIFAX, N.S. — A parole board hearing scheduled for June 18, will give a Nova Scotia convicted killer a chance to persuade members and the public that she is not the same person who admitted to packing twine in the trunk of her car in 2008 before murdering her 12-year-old daughter.

Parole for Nova Scotia mother who killed her only child, 12-year-old Karissa, provokes a backlash in a community still gripped by the case.{ai:summary}A Nova Scotia woman convicted of murdering her 12-year-old daughter in 2008 will have a parole board hearing on June 18. She aims to convince the board and the public that she has changed since the crime. #crime

Penny Boudreau, who strangled her 12-year-old daughter, tries for 'early' release

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