US EditionDay Parole Revoked for Reena Virk’s Killer After Failed Drug Test
SAANICH, BRITISH COLUMBIA, JUL 14 – Day parole for Kerry Sim was revoked due to a positive methamphetamine test and failure to take responsibility, violating parole conditions set since 2017, the Parole Board said.
- Kerry Sim's day parole was revoked due to a positive urine test for meth and a lack of accountability, as stated by the Parole Board of Canada.
- Sim, formerly known as Kelly Ellard, participated in the 1997 murder of 14-year-old Reena Virk.
- Sim was originally granted day parole in 2017 with strict conditions, which included not consuming drugs or alcohol.
- The Parole Board noted that Sim showed a lack of accountability regarding her drug use.
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Woman formerly known as Kelly Ellard fails drug test
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