A Massachusetts man serving a life sentence for raping and kidnapping a nurse at work in 1977 was denied parole.

On Oct. 7, the Massachusetts Parole Board cited Robert Cantell’s lack of rehabilitation and recent disciplinary issues as reasons for its decision.

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The board concluded that Cantell “has not demonstrated a level of rehabilitation that would make his release compatible with the welfare of society.” It noted that since his last review, Cantell has incurred nine disciplinary reports, including three for possession of pornographic materials. The board also found that he has completed “minimal programming” and lacks insight into his sexually motivated behaviors.

This marks the ninth time Can

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