William Dunlop, convicted of murdering Julie Hogg in 1989, faces parole hearing; family frustrated by technical issues.

William Dunlop, convicted of strangling Julie Hogg in 1989, faces a parole hearing amid technical issues that prevented Hogg's family from following the proceedings. Dunlop's prison offender manager believes he can move to an open prison, as he has addressed risk factors. The case gained notoriety after Hogg's mother campaigned to change double jeopardy laws, leading to Dunlop's conviction in 2006. The hearing continues despite the family's frustration.

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