Tennessee Board of Parole

Uh, anyway, so back to this here.

So Ship, Ship, who got life plus 25, he actually, um, sought parole in 2025, and the Tennessee Board of Parole denied it, okay?

Fucking good.

But remember, he was 17.

Now, Tadereo became eligible for parole on October twenty-five, but his release was officially denied.

The Tennessee Board of Parole officially declined his bid for freedom due to the seriousness of the offense, which I agree with.

I do.

I feel like he should just stay behind bars for life.

Imagine the horror of getting released from prison after a wrongful conviction and then having to turn yourself back in.

And again, I ask, why is the appointed state attorney general meddling in the affairs of locally elected prosecutors and locally elected judges? After more than a year back in prison, in February 2026, Clardy had a hearing with the Tennessee Board of Parole, where he sought clemency.

The parole board ultimately recommended exoneration to the governor.

It took six months, but Bill Lee commuted Clardy's sentence at the end of August and Clardy was released from Riverbend on parole on September 15th.

I'm not even close to being the same person I was over 25 years ago.

Now, in October 2025, so last year, to Daryl Shipp appeared in front of the Tennessee Board of Parole.

His parole hearing took place at Northwest Correctional Complex.

It took four board members who reached the decision and he was denied parole.

Let's see.

At the conclusion of a parole hearing today at the Morgan County Correctional Complex, Tennessee Board of Parole member Mae Beavers voted to decline parole for Fred Wartman.

Beavers cited Wartman's high risk and the seriousness of the offenses as reasons for her vote.

She recommended his parole case be deferred and reviewed again in six years.

to September of 2032, the maximum deferral period currently allowed by Tennessee law.

The recommendation is not yet a final decision.

The full seven-member Tennessee Board of Parole will now independently review Wartman's case and cast their individual votes.

the board can choose to adopt, reject, or modify Beaver's recommendation.