Bullet points of Parole rescinded for former LA police detective convicted of killing her ex-boyfriend’s wife in 1986
Bullet points of Parole rescinded for former LA police detective convicted of killing her ex-boyfriend’s wife in 1986
- Stephanie Lazarus, a former Los Angeles police detective, was convicted of the cold-case killing of her ex-boyfriend's wife.
- Her chance for parole was rescinded after a 90-minute hearing.
- The decision came as Lazarus showed no remorse for the crime she evaded arrest for 23 years.
- The parole board had deemed her eligible last November, with the final decision being delayed until now.
- Prosecutors highlighted Lazarus's jealousy and a DNA bite mark as key evidence in the case.
- Stephanie Lazarus, a former Los Angeles police detective, was convicted of the cold-case killing of her ex-boyfriend's wife.
- Her chance for parole was rescinded after a 90-minute hearing.
- The decision came as Lazarus showed no remorse for the crime she evaded arrest for 23 years.
- The parole board had deemed her eligible last November, with the final decision being delayed until now.
- Prosecutors highlighted Lazarus's jealousy and a DNA bite mark as key evidence in the case.