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==Parole==

==Parole==

When [[Bill Clinton]] left officer as [[President of the United States]], the Lieutenant Governor, Jim Guy Tucker, commuted the sentence to 39.5 years in prison. This allowed Dumond to have access to parole. [[Mike Huckabee]], shortly after taking office, aggressively pushed for the early release of Dumond. Many protested, including victims, victims families, and the state prosecuting attorney. One victim wrote to Huckabee privately, providing her telephone number. Huckabee never called, and instead kept all files related to Dumond away in secret, as it would be highly damaging to his political campaign.{{fact}}

When [[Bill Clinton]] left officer as [[President of the United States]], the Lieutenant Governor, Jim Guy Tucker, commuted the sentence to 39.5 years in prison. This allowed Dumond to have access to parole. [[Mike Huckabee]], shortly after taking office, aggressively pushed for the early release of Dumond. Many protested, including victims, victims families, and the state prosecuting attorney. One victim wrote to Huckabee privately, providing her telephone number. Huckabee never called.

Upon his release in 1999, Dumond moved to [[Missouri]] and married Terry Sue, a member of a church group that visited him while incarcerated.  In 2001, he was arrested for the murder of Carol Sue shields, and was convicted in 2003. In 2005, he died in the Crossroads Correctional Center in Cameron, Missouri, apparently because of [[cancer]] to the vocal chords.

Upon his release in 1999, Dumond moved to [[Missouri]] and married Terry Sue, a member of a church group that visited him while incarcerated.  In 2001, he was arrested for the murder of Carol Sue shields, and was convicted in 2003. In 2005, he died in the Crossroads Correctional Center in Cameron, Missouri, apparently because of [[cancer]] to the vocal chords.

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