Kelsey Grammer impassioned demand to prevent sis’s killer from walking free!
"He must never take a single breath as a free man," Grammer’s submission was read at parole hearing for Freddie Glenn, who raped and killed Grammers younger sister 34 years ago.
"This is a butcher. This is a monster. I can never accept the notion that he can pay for the nightmare with anything less than his life," Grammer’s statement continued.
Grammer, 54, had intended to speak in person at the Denver Colorado hearing but his flight was delayed departing from NYC.
Grammer was then 18 when his sister was raped and murdered by Glenn and two accomplices after leaving work late at a Colorado Springs eatery where she was waitressing.
Despite his vow to protect her Grammer has suffered a lifetime of regret and sorrow and vowed to keep her killer where he belongs -behind bars.
The parole board heard – and listened. The sick killer won’t be eligible for parole again until 2014 and Grammer plans to stop his release then as well.
"I can never escape the horror of what happened to my sister," Grammer said. "I can never accept the notion that he can pay for that nightmare with anything less than his life.’
