Penny Boudreau, who murdered her 12-year-old daughter Karissa Boudreau in 2008, has been granted unescorted day passes from prison for 60 days by the Parole Board of Canada. However, her request for day parole was denied, as the board believes she is not yet ready to live in the community, despite completing correctional programs.
Nova Scotia woman who killed daughter granted day passes from prison, but not parole
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TL;DR: Key points with love ❤️Penny Boudreau, who murdered her 12-year-old daughter Karissa Boudreau in 2008, has been granted unescorted day passes from prison for 60 days by the Parole Board of Canada. However, her request for day parole was denied, as the board believes she is not yet ready to live in the community, despite completing correctional programs.
Trending- 1 January 27, 2008: Karissa Boudreau murdered.
- 2 2008 (later): Penny Boudreau sentenced to 20 years.
- 3 June 18, 2025: Parole Board of Canada grants Penny Boudreau unescorted day passes but denies day parole.
- Boudreau will have temporary unescorted day passes for 60 days, but remains incarcerated
- Continued focus on her reintegration and emotional management
What: Penny Boudreau granted unescorted day passes but denied day parole.
When: June 18, 2025 (Parole Board decision); 2008 (murder of daughter).
Where: Nova Institution for Women in Truro, Nova Scotia.
Why: To facilitate Boudreau's reintegration into society safely, but with continued supervision due to concerns about her readiness for full community living.
How: Parole Board of Canada decision after a hearing, considering her progress in programs and self-assessment.