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Jens Soering is back in Germany this morning – paroled after more than 33 years behind bars, 29 of them in Virginia. He was convicted in the brutal murder…
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Just before Thanksgiving, Governor Ralph Northam announced German citizen Jens Soering had won parole. A former honors student at UVA, he was imprisoned…
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After 33 years behind bars, Jens Soering is headed back to Germany. He has campaigned tirelessly for his freedom – insisting he did not kill his…
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The governor’s office has written what could be the final chapter in a case that’s sparked controversy for more than 30 years. After months of review,…
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Officials have designated this “Second Chance Month” for about 37,000 state prisoners. Those who committed their crimes before 1995 are eligible for…
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A controversial criminal case in Virginia has drawn the attention of Canada’s former Minister of Justice. Irwin Cotler, who fought for the freedom of…
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The turmoil surrounding Governor Ralph Northam could mean further delays for prisoners requesting pardons from him -- among them Jens Soering, a German…
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The crisis over leadership is upsetting, not only to Democrats who had hoped to turn the state blue, but to a man who's spent three decades behind bars in…
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It’s been more than two years since Jens Soering asked the governor’s office for a pardon. In 1985, he was a German exchange student at UVA, dating a…
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It’s been nearly two years since Jens Soering, a former honors student at the University of Virginia, asked the governor’s office for a pardon. Soering…