“It is mind-boggling that the parole board could find that the release of musician John Lennon’s murderer was incompatible with the welfare of society but the release of cop-killers isn’t.”
Those are the words of Diane Piagentini, whose husband, Joseph, and his partner, Waverly Jones, were ambushed and assassinated by three members of the Black Liberation Army at a Harlem housing project in 1971.
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