Charles Yukl Jr. was an American convicted murderer and serial offender from New York. He was first convicted in 1966 for the brutal killing of a young dancer named Suzanne Reynolds, a crime for which he served just over five years before being paroled. Shockingly, less than a year after his release, Yukl murdered another woman, Karin Schlegel, in 1973. The second murder led to public outrage over the parole system's failure. Yukl ultimately confessed and was sentenced to 25 years to life. In 1982, he died by suicide in prison. His case remains a grim example of the dangers of early release for violent offenders.Be good, Stay safe and Laugh at the Dark Stuff! #comedy #crime #truecrime #wildman Support your brothers at: www.patreon.com/Brotherscommonplace Contact: brotherscommonplace@gmail.com Please Like and Subscribe! And Share with friends! :)
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Charles Yukl Jr. was an American convicted murderer and serial offender from New York. He was first convicted in 1966 for the brutal killing of a young dancer named Suzanne Reynolds, a crime for which he served just over five years before being paroled. Shockingly, less than a year after his release, Yukl murdered another woman, Karin Schlegel, in 1973. The second murder led to public outrage over the parole system's failure. Yukl ultimately confessed and was sentenced to 25 years to life. In 19...