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| Man convicted in 1967 killings of 2 Sierra Vista girls is back in prison |
| By tucson.com |
| Published: 12/03/2018 |
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PHOENIX — A man convicted of killing two young girls in 1967 and released to home arrest in 2015 is back in prison after violating his parole, according to authorities. Phoenix TV station KPHO reports William Huff's parole officer found an 8-year-old girl sleeping at Huff's Tucson residence this week, in violation of his parole. Arizona Department of Corrections officials told KPHO that the child is the daughter of Huff's girlfriend, but there's no indication the girl was hurt in any way. The state Board of Executive Clemency will decide whether Huff, 67, will remain behind bars. Read More. |
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