Event Brief
Parole denied again for 1982 killer of B.C. family
By The BriefBrief · Sources (1)
Filed: Aug 25, 2026 at 9:09 AM ET
Summary: A relative of a Kelowna, B.C. family murdered during a camping trip in 1982 says she is relieved the killer has been denied parole again. The Parole Board of Canada said David Ennis poses a risk of violent or sexual reoffending that would be unmanageable if released.
WHO: Parole Board of Canada; relative of the Bentley family
WHAT: Parole was denied again for David Ennis, convicted in the 1982 killings of the Bentley family.
WHEN: Jan 01, 1982
WHERE: Wells Gray Park near Clearwater, British Columbia, Canada
WHY: The Parole Board of Canada determined Ennis poses a risk of violent or sexual reoffending that would be unmanageable if released.
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