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Judge’s Letter Raises Questions About Kozlowski Parole Denial

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    FBN’s Sandra Smith on Dennis Kozlowski’s parole hearings and the letter sent to the parole board by his trial judge.

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The -- then does does he was speaking to me from a maximum security presented upstate New York.

He has since been moved to a minimum security facility just a few miles up is very road behind me.

In northern Manhattan a reward we were told for good behavior and maybe maybe.

And early parole his own sentencing judge writing as much in a letter commending -- -- But a letter apparently not only ignored but -- -- Smith is right maybe nine.

The rest Sandra.

That definitely may be so and the other Parole Board just two weeks ago actually saying Kozlowski is -- danger to society.

We got a transcript of the parole hearing and -- one of the commissioner saying.

Release is not presently warranted due to concern -- for the public safety and welfare.

But in a letter to his attorney that was given to the Parole Board -- A letter by the way obtained exclusively by Fox Business the judge who originally sentenced Kozlowski saying something very different writing.

Should the board conclude that mr.

Kozlowski is an appropriate candidate for parole supervision at this time.

I would not find that to be inconsistent.

With the -- intentions when the indeterminate sentence was imposed.

The judge and the board not -- I -- so for now Kozlowski is on work release.

We got this exclusive shot of him Friday right here in New York City while he does get to work many days.

He has to go back to prison at night.

And unless he wins the appeal he's not up for -- again until next year.

And -- the New York department of corrections would not comment -- Fox Business on this report.

You can read the entire letter from the judge on foxbusiness.com.

-- thank you senator very much -- forget.