Parole board hears from killer of former girlfriend on Staten Island, renders decision

New York’s Staten Island. According to state records, a former West Brighton man who was given a life sentence for killing his fiancée in 2006 has had his first parole application turned down.

In 2007, the state Supreme Court in St. George sentenced Kevin Howard, now 66, to 18 and a half years to life in prison for the fatal stabbing that occurred inside his home, according to the prosecution.

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