1982 Wells Gray Park murderer denied parole again
25-08-2026 02:18 via abbynews.com

1982 Wells Gray Park murderer denied parole again

The B.C. man who killed six members of a vacationing family in 1982 has once again been denied parole.
David Ennis, formerly David Shearing, was denied full parole for the fourth time by the Parole Board of Canada. The decision was made on Aug. 19 and stated that Ennis’ risk of reoffending remains elevated.
Ennis is serving a life sentence for six counts of second-degree murder for the killing of West Kelowna residents Bob and Jackie Johnson, their daughters Janet, 13, and Karen, 11, and J
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