William Pierce, A Killer On The Loose A Collection of True Crime

If ever a case illustrates the problems facing a parole board, then it must be the one of William Pierce. On the one hand, the opportunity for rehabilitation is a given in any civilized society. On the other, people are in prison for a reason. Most are dangerous, some extremely so.William Pierce - he liked the sobriquet Junior, although there was nothing innocent about him - was released on parole from the Reidsville state prison in Georgia in May 1970. By the time of his arrest ten months ...