Chain Of Rocks Bridge Murderer And Rapist, Eligible For Parole 2020

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Reginald Clemons, who was one of the four guys that raped and killed sisters Robin and Julie Kerry back in 1994 on the Chain of Rocks Bridge in St. Louis, could be getting out of prison soon. He’ll be eligible for parole in November of 2020, seeing as how he’s already served over 20 years of his sentence. For more info, see video below (content may take a few moments to load on certain devices or you may have to refresh page to view).

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STL Man Who Raped And Murdered Sisters On Chain Of Rocks Bridge, Eligible For Parole 2020 [VIDEO] was originally published on hot1041stl.com